gravitylover

Slow that down about 6 hours would ya please. I'll be driving back from Brockport on Saturday, gotta pick up the kid at school.

Nah, when I use the term coating it's because it's nearly immeasurable with a typical ruler or generally under .1". In many cases this season a snowboard in an exposed area would have melted or sublimated so quickly it would be 0, it would have had to be in a shaded and protected area.

Ehh sort of but if they add up to .1 or .2 that still keeps me at or under 3" plus the 6 a few days ago so if I call it 9" I'm good. Go back through my posts since the beginning of the season and every time it has snowed I'm at just a few tenths (if that) compared to inches elsewhere. The other day is the only time I've even touched the shovel this year.

For the season. I've had a few .2s and an inch once, the other day was 4" in exposed areas but up to 6 in select shaded areas where the ground is always colder and it accumulated earlier and better. Mostly I've just had coatings that aren't really worth trying to measure.

8.5-9" but only due to my "aggressive" measuring. Most people probably saw about 6.

^That's what I figured but Thunder Ridge says 5" of new snow on this mornings ski report. @JustinRP37 is that right?

33/32/NE3 mixed drizzle and white rain I had no sleet accumulation even though it came down really hard, the rain was more significant. There is a little bit where it washed into sheltered spots but nothing otherwise. What an ugly, cold, dreary morning

31° with mixed heavy sleet and heavy rain. Yay.

Too bad that Market Watch story is behind a paywall

I'll be on the road working today and need to know about what time the wetness starts later today. Thoughts...

Eek. I was just in your neighborhood yesterday and there was ~5" on the ground.*Poof*

IOW it's gonna rain. Got it.

I'm not paying Bx one cent more than he gets now

My weather vacillates between interior and coastal leaning to the interior with temps and snowfall. It's pretty obvious though that Jerseyites would rather associate themselves with NY than PA or the Mid-Atlantic. I guess NY is just better

It's a great place to go snowshoeing and mt biking and bird watching too. I've seen bear and ridden with coyotes there.

Yup hasn't stopped here yet either. It's coming down nicely again now Unfortunately it has been above 32 since about 10am so it didn't add to the total but has almost kept up with the melt from underneath.

Go up to Cranberry Mt on Stagecoach Rd and take a walk into the fields, it ought to be really pretty today.

It was ~6" before the real melt started. Due to warm ground this stuff was melting from the bottom right away so it was stupid heavy to shovel. I chose to pull the cars out of the driveway and clean them in the street so I didn't have to shovel the stuff and got lucky because the street was closed because of an accident so there was no traffic while I did it. As soon as the truck was cleared a plow came through and cleaned up my mess The snow hasn't stopped yet but it stopped accumulating at sunrise, it's just been white rain since but it looks nice.

29/25 and snowing nicely.

Looks like it'll be a fun ride up the Taconic Tuesday morning

The Ocean State Job Lot by me has hundreds.

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@LibertyBell Sorry, due to having admitted to being purposely uninformed in addition to extreme bias your opinion carries very little weight

20/20/freezing fog So 6" looks to be on the table for Tuesday morning. I can't decide if I'm excited or disappointed.

You hate a (great) place that you've never been? You do realize that CP is one of the great city parks in the world, right? I think that you need to go take a walk, maybe on a summer evening when the place is hopping with activity, maybe when there's a show at Summerstage and there's music in the air after you've spent some time at The Met or the Zoo. I think you're cheating yourself out of a prime experience that you can only get in a few cities around the world. Anyway... This freezing fog this morning kinda sux, good thing it's finally settling out.