SleetStormNJ

We've had good/bad with both patterns, lot of correlative/impact factors at play really.

Getting spoiled or no mas for a snowpack refresher in late February/early March. Oh the winter.

They are doing official measurements. Measuring after hours of compaction is not accurate.

Indeed - they also met it again this morning I believe - so technically a two day blizzard verification.

Take it easy and stay safe. Its a wet base/powder mix really. Need to heed my own advice, I'm due for back/neck surgery on Thursday. Just glad this monster came before and not during/right after.

HRRR looks like it may have nailed this big outer band placement.

We will have to see if the HRRR depiction of that moderate band til 1pm holds to fruition.

I am in Union County and we've been in moderate snow with heavy bursts pretty much all morning. Most locations are going to push 20-26 in the Essex, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth corridors.

Makes sense - I'm just to SW in Union County, updated reports as of 8:50am have between 16-22 inches in most spots.

I don't see anyway EWR doesnt get past 2 feet clean based on their 18-ish report around 630-7 - maybe even 26-ish.

Most locales in Central/Eastern Union County have anywhere from 14-20 inches already.

Best fronto banding still to come once the low explodes off Jersey/LI.

We're seeing some drifting now so will be tough to stay on the board measurements, and I have to be on call for work, so this might be measuring call-out duty - hopefully some other folks in the Monmouth/Middlesex, Union, Essex crew can manage. I think we are in for a snow-pile night still by us - think we end up with 16-22 across the area.

I don't know how you have 3.5, when I am right by and already have just over 5 inches - 5.2 actually to be exact.

It was locked in on 2016, off a bit with the Euro on the 2015 one year prior.