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Heavy snow. Total so far 5.25". Had 2.75 inches between 7and 9 am.

At 5am measured 3/4" of wet snow.

Troll much?

I don't care what others have said about this winter so far. I know you guys/gals in New England expect a lot more snow but so far, down here in central NJ I have had more snow to date (4.5") than in the last couple of years. It's nice to see a covering of snow for a week even though it will be gone shortly. It's been a while. As is usually the case here, February is the month for snow. If the snows occurs during the day I will really enjoy it. Also, I hope we have a run of Nino winters where there are more potential coastals to track. By the way the New England forum is the best forum (followed by the Mid Atlantic) for learning about synoptics. I only wish Tip would explain the weather in terms I could understand. Lol

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Got a total of 1.75" here.

Does Mt.Holly have a site where they post snow totals in their forecast area? I haven't seen anything from this past event.

1.5" as of 7am.

What site do you get that radar from?

Underplay? I would say just the opposite.

After all of these years you know that modeled accumuations are usuaslly above most projections regarding total snowfall after melting. Did you realy thnk 4-6 was realistic?

2.25 and still snowing.

Lol. What were your expections? Did you think you would wake up to a winter wonderland? If you looked at the modeled positive snow depth change it was paltry. So far, here it has been a better event than anything 2022-2023 had to offer.

1.5" and moderate snow. It has been really nice seeing this snow fall during the day. If it's gone tomorrow so be it.

1" and still moderate snow.

I can vouch for that. Currently have about 3/8" and moderate snow.

Light/moderate snow here near Flemington,NJ. Everything is covered. Glad I'm seeing some daytime snow. Unfortunately I probably won't be awake when it changes over and tomorrow morning there will be nothing on the ground.

Light snow. 31.7F

3.58" for the event.

60F here. Nuts

27F this morning. First freeze/frost which is a little later than usual.

FOR NOW

I can't help tracking Lee every model cycle and hope for an east coast landfall even though after experiencing the strong winds with the resulting long power outages and flooding from Irene and Sandy a normal person would hope for a definite far out to sea solution. What's wrong with some of us? LOL

Where on tidbits did you find that analysis?

Blue skies, high in the 70's with low humidity and a nice breeze. I wouldn't mind a lot more days like this.