MANDA

Some interesting images and videos from down south: https://x.com/i/status/1881807129260236837 https://x.com/i/status/1881837087865159997

My largest snowfall this season to date was 6.5" back in November. New Orleans and other locations have surpassed that today. Crazy.

The lack of upcoming precipitation (rainfall) for the next 7-10 days means the obscene amounts of road salt are going to linger. Out driving on Route 80, and other local roads today and it was a literal dust cloud at times. SO MUCH salt, what a freaking mess. Was at a strip mall and I really felt bad for the store owners. Excessive amounts of salt all over the sidewalks being carried into their stores. You can tell the walks were mostly dry and snow free when the salt was dumped. It is just sitting there doing absolutely nothing. Carry on. I just needed to complain.

Amazing map. You don't see something like this that often.

Cold!

Overnight low here of 1.2 with solid 5" snowpack. My location is quite elevated for the area and I'm sure lower elevations were a degree or 3 below zero. Cold and only a slow recovery next few days.

Just flurries over the last hour. No additional accumulation. Winds have picked up and are pretty gusty. Snow is blowing off rooftops etc. it looks and feels very wintry out there. Temperature down to 16.

Just a few ongoing flurries. Measured 6.1". That will be my final total unless flurries should over perform. Will go out and check in about an hour and see if anything additional to measure. If not, 6.1" will be final. Second largest event of the season here. 6.5" on 11/22-11/23 6.1" today 5.2" on 12/21 Total for the season to date 23.7". Unlike the other events this winter this snowpack is not going anywhere fast.

Just flurries now. Going to go out and give a quick shovel to the porch and take a final measurement on the way back inside.

Not final totals but these are most recent from last PNS statement.

I think he is in Sag Harbor on the east end of L.I.

Like I said earlier Mt. Holly storm total map is going to work out well. Some near lower end of range and some at the upper. Was not paying that much attention to OKX maps so can't comment on those. I think Mt. Holly did well. Will take a final measurement once it quits. I'm expecting to finish close to 6.5". Based on radar I should be down to just flurries by 9:00.

Light to moderate snow currently. Just measured and up to 5.7”.

Ya don't see stuff like this all that often. Certainly the most extensive Winter Weather Advisories, Watches and Warnings we've seen in a long time. That I-10 corridor is going to be crippled for days.

This is hauling ass. I'll be down to light snow and/or flurries by 8:00.

My friend in Mt. Laurel is finally on the board. Ripping snow down there. He picked up 1" in the last 30-45 minutes and has about 1.3" on the ground. Pittstown 4.5" and light snow currently.

Moderate snow. 23 degrees. Just measured 4.8”. 75902109920__DE87B872-E557-43CE-882D-4E403EAE4365.MOV

Based on radar I think my area is wrapping it up between the 9 and 10:00 hour.

Latest from my buddy in Pittstown, NJ Hunterdon County: Just shy of 4". He says light to moderate snow currently.

Yes. Just be a little patient. Friend down in Mt. Laurel is really sweating it out. Just a coating down there so far. He is in a far more perilous situation of getting ripped off. By ripped off I mean <2".

@weatherpruf Same.

For the most part I think this forecast is going to work out fine. Some spots will be on low end of range and some spots close to high end. Question if anyone sees 8" based on radar though. My 4-6" forecast is going to work out fine for Morris county. I am currently just a a little over 4. Expect to finish near 6, maybe a bit more.