Dark Star
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The WSW was for Sussex County NJ only.
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Kind of puts to rest that "you don't need cold air" theories?
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This thing is defective!
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The areas that have the best upper level atmospheric dynamics conducive for snow (BANDING), will see the most snow. There, I said it first.
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I personally cancelled winter as "over" sometime in mid February, even though I felt it was over at the end of January. Yes, March looks like it will be close to average, temperature-wise, but with this coming weekend' storm looking like another wet one, I have no faith in the "2nd" low threat.
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Talk about "threading the needle" The bullseye is central NJ like you said, but the width of the storm is extremely narrow. 1/8 of a degree (angle) will create a big-a-miss?
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I would hope some meteorologist has a general idea?
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I thought we lost the record with last week's 1.6"? (or 1.8)???
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Seems a little hopeless clinging to a > 10 day forecast in March, where any of the previous 10 day outlooks never panned out...
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I like the vorticity field shown in motion. Thanks. Nice fantasy, I can only dream...
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Which Friday?
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I wonder if the banding occurred where the heaviest snow fell?
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Thanks for the confidence, but I am sour on Friday's precip. I always defer to Forky, Mr. Sutherland, and Sacrus for the best insight.
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No blocking, atmosphere was very progressive...
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Amazingly we got snow out of this "cutter".
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Sounds about right. Maybe eeked out 2 inches in Garwood NJ, and looks like a little less in Linden, NJ. Pleasantly surprised.
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Please no banding comments. Every storm, someone says it will come down to banding.
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Seems a shame that an event like this, that will likely be all melted by storm's end, will end our bid for the least snowiest winter...
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I counted 27 flurries in Garwood (central Union County NJ)
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Interesting "Frost" this morning. Yesterday evening, there was steam in the air, leftover from the light rain. Overnight, it formed an icy glaze on some of the surfaces.
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Not sure, but I think one of them might be wrong...
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I was speaking in general terms, just not March or April...
