Northof78

16" (52% of average), about 17 days of snow cover, well above normal temps, no big storms, nothing in Dec, if it ends here...D+

Kill this, and put it out of its misery...

2 minutes ago, North and West said:

Hope everyone who got hit with it enjoys it! Glad to see some online friends get good things.


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what did you get out there?

N/C NJ same band with 10 -13” highest reports, very thin however…

4" and snowing at a steady light clip

3" here and snowing moderately 

Started to snow lightly in S/W Essex county

49 minutes ago, BxEngine said:

8-12 hours of that is flurries.

Point being? Snow is snow

GFS solid 14/16 hours of snow with 4-6" for most of area outside of north of NJ/NY border

WWA advisories in NJ up to NY border in NY CWA

NAM axis of heaviest accumulations would be actually be further north, between Rt. 287 and Rt.80 in NJ NJ, less in S/C NJ

3 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

areas south of I-78 -  3-5 inches north of their 1 -3

I live on the northside of the median on 78, so 3" I guess...

10 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

4:1 to 6:1

when you went inland it was more like 8:1

 

EWR think is was 7-8:1, N/C NJ (inland) 8:9-1, NW NJ, S NY State 10:12-1....outside of NYC proper materially higher than forecast. 

5 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

this is one of the most photogenic storms we have had in a long time!

 

Yes it is! 

7.2" storm total here, everything looks gorgeous with deep snow on all trees and all surfaces, etc. Great storm!

Around 7" OTG here, probably end with 8", some blowing snow off roofs, moderate rate, excellent storm 

Very heavy snow, approx. 1/8 mile vis, 1.5”/hr. Stuff with blowing snow, windy, anyone ready to use the “B” word for conditions?

Heavy snow now in S/W Essex County, ratios look to be good here, maybe 10 -12:1 or so…

About 1.5” - 2.0” OTG, gusty, some blowing snow, light/moderate rates

This is becoming very close to nothing material north of 84, and if trend continues, surpression/lack of precip is biggest concern now for Metro. 

Wow, on that suite of 12Z models....if you average all, axis is through NYC give or take 10 miles, with average total accumulations of 8-10"

I don't think north of I-84 receives much above 4/5" max...this is a compact/strong storm with a very sharp N gradient. 

When Kuchera is 6-10", 6-10" it is (assuming output is right to begin with), and warm ground, marginal airmass, sun angle, etc. (just as always is outside of the pavement in Times Square) is overrated. 

As long as ground temps are 33/34F or less, I think we are close to 10/9:1 with very heavy rates, favorable growth, and 850 temps of between -3 and -6F.