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Moderate snow

Temp 32

On/off flurries here w/ a temp of 30. The burst of snow this morning left a coating on all surfaces

Finally a nice winter morning. 
 

Snow intensity lgt/mod 

coating on all surfaces

temp 29

Lgt snow falling 

Temp 29

7 minutes ago, gpsnavigator said:

Several schools in North Jersey have already closed for tomorrow.  Seems really premature given the marginal forecast.

School district For my town sent out the robo call around 6pm notifying us that school is closed

3 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

I could see something like 3-5 inches just west of Middletown tomorrow but like less than an inch in Newburgh, thats just kind of how this winter has been going. 

That’s exactly how December played out

4 hours ago, IrishRob17 said:

This prompted me to run my numbers:  Seasonal total is now 9.4", my running average to date is 19.1" so my deficit is currently 9.7".

Hopefully we can put a dent into that deficit tomorrow. 12.4” so far here 

12z NAM bringing the goods to the I-84 crew.  warning criteria 

5 minutes ago, Juliancolton said:

What an awesome sunrise. 

How much did you finish with? Sounds like an over achiever in SNE 

Coating on all surfaces here. 
 

temp 32 w/ very light precip falling 

56 minutes ago, HeadInTheClouds said:

33 with light/moderate snow. Sticking to colder surfaces. 

Just some very light precip falling now but we do have a coating on all surfaces from an earlier burst of snow

temp 32

I’m a Jet fan so my season ended just after Labor Day. For a couple months out of the year I know how a Met fan feels like 

Mostly snow w/ sleet mixed in

temp 32

Temp 34

snow/sleet mix

Temp 36

Lgt sleet falling 

26 minutes ago, eduggs said:

I don't consider the Catskills to be part of the NYC area. Yes the Catskills are N&W, but so are the Adirondacks. I was referring to more like Sussex County NJ or Orange and Putnam, NY.

This storm looks to be for Wayne, Pike Cos. PA to Sullivan, Ulster, Greene, Columbia Cos. NY, to the Taconics and Berks etc... Dutchess could have a significant gradient I think... with a 0-2" low along the Beacon waterfront to a max somewhere along the NE corner in the Taconics.

Agreed.. Here In Orange County I can see 1-2” accumulate. Above 1000’ might be able to sneak in 2-4”.

22 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

Yea I more meant showing a few inches for NYC with storm 2 and the fact it even shows NYC changing to snow at the end of storm 1. I definitely see positive trends North and West for storm 1 across the models. 

Where are you located ?

16 minutes ago, Winterweatherlover said:

I have noticed all the models have trended more interesting for I84 corridor and points north with tomorrows storm. The secondary continues to trend east (surprisingly) which should help the I84 corridor.  

Nice trends from the NAM/RGEM/GFS for the 84 corridor. Let’s see if 0z will continue the trend. I’m cautiously optimistic right now 

5 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

Probably better than the Monticello I was going to recommend lol

Probably? Monticello is without a doubt snowier but other than the 3 people who live there, there is really nothing to do or see

11 minutes ago, crossbowftw3 said:

Folks like @snywxand I may sneak in an advisory event with Sunday-Monday, but if I want to find the highest totals I probably need to go to at least 1k+, not sure how much that’d matter especially if it could just get all washed away come Wednesday 

I think areas below 1k may sneak in 1” or so but advisory snows will prob be confined to the highest elevations 

1 hour ago, BGM Blizzard said:

I hear good things about Newburgh

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Lol.. where in the world did you hear that craziness. Stay far away 

19 minutes ago, Blizzwalker said:

Minisink area, west of Middletown. Good snow area (not now...). That would be areas of Slate Hill, Greenville, Waywayanda, Otisville, etc.

I completely agree with this. I live where Greenville & Otisville intersect. Good elevation as well throughout ranging from 700-1300’

8 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

Everywhere south of Orange County got jack diddly from that event. All rain

Yeah and it was mostly western Orange County that saw anything