Dark Star

Just witnessed a low hanging cloud over Linden rotating, albeit slowly, as it crossed the Turnpike.

1 hour ago, weatherpruf said:

You could go with the mode; what is the most common snow amount for winter, or what is the most common amount for a snow event?

While I understand using the last 20 years for the average, I don't agree.  My argument is that a record cold temperature utilizes all the years, while the average temperature only encompasses the past 20 years.  Another definition difficult to swallow is the definition of a blizzard.  At some point, "they" dropped the temperature condition.  "They" also point out that it doesn't have to be snowing to have blizzard conditions.  I totally disagree.  A blizzard should have snowfall rates in the definition.  Living in New Jersey, I realize I never had to put up with sustained blowing and drifting snow like in the upper Midwest.  Those conditions should have a whole term denoted onto itself.

Light snow falling here in the Tremley Point section of Linden, NJ (Union County).

Line appears to be falling apart as it exited the Harrisburg area.

Light snow in Linden NJ.  However, what little dusting that began to accumulate has melted already as temp has risen to 32.5 F.  the Dewpoint is 27.5 F.  I expected the temp to stay below 32 until the dewpoint rose a little higher, but I was wrong.  Transition soon?

40 minutes ago, KrazyKeyur said:

Light flurries right now IMBY

Light coating here in Garwood (central Union county, NJ).

5.5" her in Garwood, NJ (central Union County).  Sleeting now.

Snow in Linden at 34 degrees, DP is 27.  Visibility is 1/2 mile or less.

First Snow shower here in Garwood NJ (central Union County)!!!