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I haven't read Miller's journal article yet but I always considered a pure Miller A to be a storm that developed from a low originating in the southern stream, travels through the southern states or gulf and eventually redevelops off the coast from Georgia to NC.  If the low traveled up to Tennessee or Kentucky before transferring to the coast I considered it a Miller B hybrid.  A Miller B originates from a low in the northern stream, and when reaching Ohio, Kentucky or the Tennessee area, transfers to the coast from SC to NJ.

Now I'll read the journal article and see how wrong I am.   lol 

19 minutes ago, JTA66 said:

It's another example why we no longer have red taggers in our forum.  

MGorse doesn't count?  I will say that we used to have a few more.  Hey, Ray stops in sometimes to post Ewing's snow amounts.

35 minutes ago, famartin said:

Ended up with 10" in Ewing. Liquid 1.62". Imagine if that was all snow and didn't include an inch or two of sleet.

Yea, Ewing got into the backside snow. I didn't get squat from that. Iceman and I were in a snow hole.  I got most of my snow in the morning.

Ended up with 14.5".   Now that the fun is over the dreaded clearing starts.

48 minutes ago, The Iceman said:

Anti snow forcefield in full effect. This effect seems to follow me no matter where I move...

 

 

 

 

we must be in an area of subsistence.  This seems to always happen when the heavy bands set up to our west. Sucks big time.

2 minutes ago, famartin said:

You know I'd like to. But competition is fierce. And I'm a slacker, lets be honest. I could find some similarly nice spots if I was willing to drive farther every day (probably wouldn't be all that different of a commute length if I lived in the Sourlands and worked at Mt. Holly, since that's probably a good 40 minute drive at a good time of day).

Well where you are is a lot better than Elko.   Love your avatar by the way.

Finally out of the snow hole. Very fine, light snow now.

2 minutes ago, famartin said:

Its nice up there. Kinda jealous

Get into Mount Holly.

2 minutes ago, The Iceman said:

Sourlands just north of town. 

Nice area.

7 minutes ago, The Iceman said:

Picked up a little in intensity but still poor growth so not really accumulating quickly. Up to 9" storm total in Hopewell, NJ. I guess if I can get to a foot, it'll be an alright storm all things considered...

Are you up in the Sourlands or in the town?  I measured the distance to Hopewell from my location and I'm about 11 miles north.

ninja'd by Ray

There is still a large area of snow out to State College and well northwest of our area. As the low pressure eventually moves off to our north and east I think we will have bands of snow rotating through.  Might only be light to moderate rates though. Have to be optimistic.

13.75".  I'm fine with that.  Nothing happening now.  After it gets dark I don't care if it snows anymore. My feeling is if you can't see it you can't enjoy it.

Looks like about 15 minutes until I get into the snow again. A few stray flakes are starting to mix in now.

Just now, hazwoper said:

It’s changing to snow

That's what I was hoping.  The mesoscale situation is very weird.  Where did that swath of warm air come from and at what height?  Never saw that before.

Does anyone know what it's doing south and east of that sleet line shown on COD radar?

Got sleet now. Ugh

20 minutes ago, The Iceman said:

Back to all snow in Hopewell. Several measurements in the yard average around 8" out there. Getting tough to measure with blowing though.  I still don't have a legit board here yet so take my measurements with an * for sure. Anyone else nearby can verify?

 

I am probably on 10-15 miles north of you and I've got around 11".  I got very little sleet though after 7am.  Try to find an open field nearby your house.

The last few hours have been very kind. Up to 11" now and pouring snow.

7 minutes ago, Newman said:

On the exact same latitude as you, just as heavy radar returns, and heavy heavy sleet. Not panicking yet, I'll do that if it's still sleeting by 12pm...

That's strange. Where is the warm layer. I don't see it on the mesos.

sn++ with huge flakes.  I think the large flakes are a cause of the radar lighting up on the COD site.  No sleet here.

heavy snow with big flakes. Love it.  27F

3k Nam snow totals from 7am today.   Still snowing.

moderate snow. 

6.0" and sleet

Just now, Moderately Unstable said:

Yes.

 

No 24k. 12k and 3k are both on Pivotal. 

Thanks, I didn't see it.