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  1. WIN
    28 degrees, moderate snow. Eyeballing about an inch so far.
  2. WIN
    Measured 1.25 at 640AM. I'll take it! A win as far as I'm concerned. Outside with the dog, beautiful fluff, air completely still, snow falling and 23 degrees. Great start to a Saturday!
  3. WIN
    Yes it is. Heading out with the dog in a few minutes to enjoy.
  4. WIN
    Eyeballing about an inch. Oak Ridge NJ, NW Morris County. Snowing lightly
  5. WIN
    Yeah, maybe someday. I can see these guys continuing for a while.
  6. WIN
    Going to see Phish on Monday also. An annual event with my son.
  7. WIN
    -2
  8. WIN
    Here in NWNJ, we finally have plumbing..no more outhouse needed! :)
  9. WIN
    4.5 inches, Oak Ridge NJ. NW Morris County. Elev. 880 ft.
  10. WIN
    Eyeballed about 2 inches on colder surfaces. Oak Ridge, nw Morris County. Elevation 880 ft
  11. WIN
    Go for it. The parameters you're laying out are clear.
  12. WIN
    Actually 2.5. I just estimated b4. Decided to measure
  13. WIN
    2 inches, still snowing lightly. Oak ridge nj. Nw Morris County
  14. WIN
    Up to 8 otg currently
  15. WIN
    6.5 otg
  16. WIN
    With all the model waffling, this was a tough one. Kudos to the pros that held their ground! Watched Lee Goldberg on ch. 7 news at 11pm last night. He never backed down.
  17. WIN
    Oak Ridge NJ, NW Morris County 4.75 inches otg. Moderate snow.
  18. WIN
    One can only hope...
  19. WIN
    Agreed, 100% Walt.
  20. WIN
    My point exactly.
  21. WIN
    That new map only goes through 7AM Tuesday.
  22. WIN

    Memory Lane

    WIN replied to Rjay's topic in New York City Metro

    It was Jan 21st 1978. Woke up to about 17 inches of snow. 5 days later, the "Ohio Valley Bomb" as it was nicknamed washed most of it away.
  23. WIN
    Light snow, oak ridge nj. Nw Morris County
  24. WIN
    Agreed
  25. WIN
    I understand getting blindsided like that, but the problem is that after a while, it becomes like the "boy who cried wolf". Also issuing a state of emergency preemptively should be saved for much bigger, widespread storms. IF a state of emergency is issued in a situation like this it should be limited to the areas under the WSW. Finally, issuing a state for 4 to 6 inches of snow is an overreaction, period! Just MHO. I
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