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MANDA

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  1. Snow pack in my area. Currently 4.5" - 5" of snow pack remains at my house. Can't speak for areas to my north and west but the snow pack here is heavily crusted over. It almost supports my weight (160#) when I walk over it, I only make minor indentations. My point being I'm not sure how much rainfall it will absorb at least initially. Going to be a good deal of runoff as the heavy rains get underway. Again, not sure what the condition of the 6-12" snow pack is to my NW. Just thought it was worth a mention.
  2. Final (more or less as light snow still ongoing off and on) Snowfall = 6". Depth at 8am = 5.5". Will update melted total shortly. Went to rain at 8:15 last evening with 3.8". Went back to snow and at 3am was 6". Settled and compacted to 5.5" at 8am obs. time. Very heavy and wet snow pack.
  3. Moderate rain here, mixed with some sleet. Change over about 8:15. Measured 3.80” at 8:15 when I heard sleet mixing in. Currently all rain and 32 degrees. We’ll see if I can pickup a bit more snow tomorrow morning. Not expecting much though.
  4. Per friend in Pittstown, NJ Hunterdon County. Snow/sleet mix as of 15 min ago. 1" on the ground. Currently light to occasional moderate snow here. 27.7 degrees. It looks just shy of an inch. Will measure at 6pm.
  5. Model support growing for major Arctic dump of cold air into the western 1/3 of the U.S. and then oozing east. Tremendous surface high pressure (1050-1055 mb) forecast to build over northern and western Canada to aid and abet the Arctic plunge. Temperature departures could reach 50-60 below normal over parts of MT/WY. Worth watching as it looks like a dynamic pattern is setting up. We'll see if any southern branch s/w can phase with northern branch s/w to really make things interesting. Southern branch looks to stay active and juiced so MAYBE things will work out for something really noteworthy next 10-14 days.
  6. Holding with my 4-6" forecast for my location and still believe will go to mix and perhaps just plain rain at 33/34 degrees overnight / early morning. I am thinking 4" will be closer to actual than the 6" but staying with that range.
  7. This looks pretty good to me. I'm going with 4-6 here. Snow to a mix back to some modest snow before ending Sunday. The 2" on L.I. north shore looks a bit much and I'd go with .50 - 1" CP if they measure timely and properly.
  8. Toot your horn as you pass exit 30 on I-80. Former southern Morris County resident now west central and up at about 1000'. It makes a difference in snow totals in certain situations...tomorrow being one of them.
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