SleetStormNJ
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We've had good/bad with both patterns, lot of correlative/impact factors at play really.
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Getting spoiled or no mas for a snowpack refresher in late February/early March. Oh the winter.
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They are doing official measurements. Measuring after hours of compaction is not accurate.
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Indeed - they also met it again this morning I believe - so technically a two day blizzard verification.
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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.
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HRRR looks like it may have nailed this big outer band placement.
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We will have to see if the HRRR depiction of that moderate band til 1pm holds to fruition.
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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.
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Makes sense - I'm just to SW in Union County, updated reports as of 8:50am have between 16-22 inches in most spots.
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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.
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Most locales in Central/Eastern Union County have anywhere from 14-20 inches already.
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Best fronto banding still to come once the low explodes off Jersey/LI.
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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.
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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.
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It was locked in on 2016, off a bit with the Euro on the 2015 one year prior.
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Rahway came in with a huge total, was challenging to trust measurements with that one because drifting was so intense.
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The city did well in Boxing Day.
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Always the risk/reward factor - risk is there for dryslotting/subsidence as the storm pivots/occludes - where it happens is the key in every one of these.
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As would riding the Euro so hard like Lee Goldberg did earlier this week when he said "not coming".
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March 2001 was the watershed/gamechanger for lot of TV mets.
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That is a great look - I don't need to look at precip or snowmaps.
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Tip of the cap to Forky - called for a possible pattern ending/breaking Archambeault Event with KU potential.
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Its a model, not an oracle. I see it both ways, Euro is a good weather model, but if one setup/type of storm gives me pause with Euro here - its these. I'm still waiting on my 40 inches the Euro promised me in January 2015.
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Major west lean on the EPS
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Roselle always used to come in with high reports - almost became a running joke where we'd speculate there was a 1-2 inch add on rule for any storm under 10 inches and with the bigger ones, just make sure you're 3-4 inches more than anywhere else.
