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Freezing Drizzle

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  1. Be darned, snowing here after a half hour of sprinkles. 34 F
  2. Chilly air hanging in roughly west of the NJTP, and into LI. Up to 35 F, here.
  3. That's very close. I'll look it up.
  4. Hi Don, if you are in the Travis section of Staten Island, then I am 6 to 7 miles to your southwest. I live across the Arthur Kill from Tottenville, Staten Island; directly across from the historic Conference House (Billop House), there. You are across the Arthur Kill from Carteret, NJ. ps - I am at 49.4 inches for the season-to-date. I see you are at 53.9. 4.5 inches above my total. I often get less accumulation from marginal events due to a slightly warmer micro-climate here. @doncat
  5. Remember that month of May, over half dozen years ago that it rained (and was cool) every day in May? During the cool, wet spell, I potted up my young tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants and kept them in the back of my van, worked like a greenhouse. lol
  6. Impressive weather records!
  7. Certainly a good possibility of a cold period, following. In simple terms, spring warmth waxes and wanes as it "battles" the last cold air of the season. Early warm weather is bad for flowering fruit trees and flowering trees like magnolia. Flowering trees are particularly vulnerable during bloom. In a recent April, my neighbor's gorgeous magnolia bloomed one (1) day. That night went to 24 F and every bloom withered. A freeze during bloom kills the entire peach, apple, pear crop.
  8. True. Still some moderate echoes left in northeast Jersey; and a small, aggressive band has formed in northern Monmouth County now.
  9. Seems to be one last band coming through your area. After that, not sure if much will develop.
  10. There are a couple narrow, strong bands of snow or mix showers in western NJ moving rapidly eastward. Some of us will see a strong snow shower or two. They seem to be aimed at Metsy.
  11. Maximum NJ temperatures, today. (For some reason, the maximum map does not snow the readings in adjacent areas.)
  12. Lol Odd. See corrected post above.
  13. @steve392 @Amped @North and West Here's the March 7-8, 2018 event maps, with the radar for the duration of the storm. Look at the deep, orange-toned echoes over parts of NJ at noon. Corrected link: www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/mar-7-8-2018
  14. I don't remember this one. How much did area locations get? Superstorm of 1993??? That snowfall was on a Saturday morning though.
  15. Recipe for freezing fog with these current temperatures (above) and RHs.
  16. Rare freezing fog at my location. Glaze on all surfaces. 31 F with 99% RH.I get fogs here by the bay, but rarely at or below freezing.Anyone else getting this?
  17. 2/12/2006, on your list. @Amped 8 am that Sunday morning. Showing 35 to 40 dBZ echoes over my local area. The greatest snowfall rate during a major storm that I can recall.
  18. So, I live just south of the "6-8"" under Newark. Boy did it come down that hour!
  19. @Amped Here is one for you. March 7, 2018 My notes: Schools closed. Heaviest snowfall rate ever witnessed, from noon to 1 pm. 5.5" total. [The schools in Perth Amboy were closed based on the forecast. It had looked like a bust, with only light snowfall in the morning. Then, came down at a rate of around 4 inches per hour for about an hour.)
  20. Good list. The two of the heaviest snowfall rates that I've seen were not in big snowstorms. I'll look up the dates. Curious if others witnessed them.
  21. Great data list, @SACRUS Were the measurements done somewhere in Newark-proper before the airport was established? Does the airport location goes back to 1931?
  22. You know the forecast is uninteresting when the Banter thread has the most recent post.
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