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1 hour ago, gpsnavigator said:

Um, there are temperature across Sussex County right now down into the mid-30s.  The hourly forecast shows temperatures rising until about 3 am and then crashing thereafter.  Is it really going to warm to the mid 40s out this way before heading south again?   Because I'm a little skeptical.  

Looks like the cold front is set up just east of you right now.

I'm at 42, down less than a degree since sunset

43 in Western Essex County, has been holding steady for several hours

The OPC surface prog may give you an idea why the warmer solutions are in play
Dual Lows  on the front

if you are smart enough to login to the forum
you are smart enough to make your own forecast -imho
or just follow the smart ass poster you trust    

19 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

sure and in all my 40 plus years I have never ever lost power in ANY winter storm of any type and I've seen them all.

It happens in hurricanes and thunderstorm events like you said.

 

Happens here on a regular basis every few years.  Guess PSE&G is just not as good as Con Ed.

33 and raining in Maplewood

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31*, still snowing in Maplewood NJ

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Snowing, grass covered, in Essex County NJ

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2 minutes ago, dmillz25 said:

NJ

Wild.  Nothing like that here on the Maplewood/Irvington border, but some serious lightning strikes on the other side of town by the reservation

6 minutes ago, wdrag said:

I have not checked any NWS discussions...  but fwiw, while this mornings boxed late morning TR+ ne PA into se NYS and NW CT had some semblance of a PRE, that wasn't it and I doubt very much if anyone is talking about PRE in our area, BUT if they are, I'd like to know which discussion.  Thread post outlined the researcher criteria. The even stronger WAR did not permit the cool front down here so wasn't able to gin it up here. Instead, we get the real deal TC. 

Upton is only talking about the TC, nothing about a PRE in their disco or local hurricane statement

31 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

brief dime sized hail in springfield 

Springfield which state?

9 minutes ago, ChickenMan888 said:

Woah, what happened? All the snow totals dropped

What happened is the HRRR is not particularly accurate at this time range.

It's Monday morning and the storm isn't supposed to start until late Wednesday afternoon. Watches typically aren't hoisted until 36-48 hours prior to the start. I'm sure if everything holds you will see watches with the afternoon update. 

1 minute ago, David-LI said:

Really? We never getting NAMed again?? That sucks 

Is the thought that the hi-res is sufficient, or is that going, too?

Anyone have any idea what's happening with the radar tonight?

Moderate snow in western essex cty. 30f

Nothing yet here in western Essex County, NJ, radar showing virga