Pequest

Gusted to 32 MPH moments ago with the passing of that squall line out here in Warren County.

Doing very well so far out here in Warren County, NJ. Temps down to 31 with mod snow. 50+ degree temps yesterday have had little affect on blacktop accumulations. Roadways are now covered. 

Went from 54 at 4AM to 34 degrees currently here in Warren County.

Lee Goldberg on Facebook just reported 12.5 inches down in Forked River, NJ.

Arctic front must have just pushed through here. Winds have suddenly picked up at 3am. Back to bed!!

Still dropping here. Down to 12 degrees. Amazing what a little snowpack can do. We dodged a bullet with last week's black ice event. Nothing!

3 minutes ago, RippleEffect said:

any severe weather with this guys?

Uneventful here in Warren County. Line of storms dropped a meager 0.13 in the bucket.

Line just pushed through central Warren County. Pretty uneventful, very brief period of heavy rain and the wind kicked up for a bit but nothing impressive. Weather station down the road reported a peak gust of 21 MPH.

Can hear thunder in the distance here near the Costco in Flemington.  Looks like my house is getting it good up in Central Warren County at this hour. 

10 hours ago, Pequest said:

Just over 2 inches of rain now here in central Warren County.....and still coming down. 

Ended up with 2.83 in the overnight bucket.

Received about 12 inches of rain here in the last 3 weeks thanks to Henri, Ida and last night's complex of storms. 

Thankfully the basement thus far has remained dry.

Just over 2 inches of rain now here in central Warren County.....and still coming down. 

28 minutes ago, Will - Rutgers said:

never mind the storms are getting annihilated

i will stick to hamster breeding

Yeah Will...Warren County poster here. Total fizzle here as it crossed the Gap.  Just a few drops!

3 hours ago, wdrag said:

Another band of showers and strong thunderstorms 11P-3A for parts of NJ/NYS.... w NJ may hear their dogs barking sometime between 11P-1A and maybe iso SVR.  

No other changes to Fri-Sat expectations.  Haven't seen any evening RTP's for easy MAXT summary.

Walt

 

Fizzle at the Delaware Water Gap. Ongoing lack of daytime heating has taken it's toll.  Not even a drop here in central Warren County just after midnight. Night all! 

1 hour ago, wdrag said:

Another band of showers and strong thunderstorms 11P-3A for parts of NJ/NYS.... w NJ may hear their dogs barking sometime between 11P-1A and maybe iso SVR.  

No other changes to Fri-Sat expectations.  Haven't seen any evening RTP's for easy MAXT summary.

Walt

 

Been watching the lightning from those cells out my sliding glass door for the last 30 minutes here in Warren County.

Did okay out here in the sticks of Warren County this morning.

0.48 in the bucket which pushes this area to just around 4 inches since last Wednesday night 5/26 when the first decent rains in weeks finally pushed through here. 

What a difference a week makes...

88/44 split here in rural Warren County.

Mod snow here in Warren County. 30 degrees. Everything covered including roads.

Snow sleet mix now in central Warren County.  22 degrees

Moderate snow continues here in central Warren County, NJ. 22 degrees. 

NEXRAD Correlation Coefficient radar shows the sleet line currently racing up to Warren County from SE PA.  How far north will it go is the question!!??

NNEXRAD Correlation Coefficient EXRAD Correlation Coefficient 

When was the last time northern NJ had an Ice Storm Warning?

2 hours ago, lee59 said:

If it did not cloud over tonight some very low temperatures would have resulted. Between the radiational cooling and the snow pack, many rural areas would get into the single digits. Already in the teens in many areas. I currently have 18 degrees.

Doing pretty good out here in Warren County.  Down to 6 degrees currently at Midnight. 

Approaching Midnight still under clear skies and radiating nicely out here in the sticks.   6 degrees

What's left of our 32 inch snowpack has radiated us down to 20 degrees currently here in Central Warren County. 

58 minutes ago, Nibor said:

That would break the old record of 34 inches from 1899.

https://www.nj.com/weather/2021/02/nj-weather-35-inch-snowfall-report-might-beat-longtime-state-record.html