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  1. Will - Rutgers
    Nearly the entirety of NJ is warned.
  2. Will - Rutgers
    You lucky bastards get to watch the cool lightning in the storm directly above my head, meanwhile all I get is flash flooding.
  3. Will - Rutgers
    Getting punished again in Piscataway, extra hard. There's a storm happening too.
  4. Will - Rutgers
    Played Pokemon Go all day in Somerville, left just as the event ended and the storm rolled in. You could see the rain shafts roll down the Watchung Mountains. And some extremely close lightning.
  5. Will - Rutgers
    I literally cannot wait to see how these storms miss us. I'm so excited you have no idea.
  6. Will - Rutgers
    Forget tomorrow, I'm looking at tonight. That cell might be ideal for some lightning photography if I can figure out where to set up.
  7. Will - Rutgers
    That is a nasty line in SE PA.
  8. Will - Rutgers
    Anybody got a hot tip on where I should go to get lightning photos from some of these supercells? Thinking of going to Round Valley. Nice open views.
  9. Will - Rutgers
    Maybe it'll actually rain in Middlesex County today. I drove into that cell last night, in Watchung. Holy cow what punishing rain that was.
  10. Will - Rutgers
    Can't say I blame them as the radar is wound up.
  11. Will - Rutgers
    In the general observation thread someone made a note of the seabreeze front being pushed back. That may influence the propagation of these cells.
  12. Will - Rutgers
    There was a tornado warning in EPA earlier. Now some SVR warned cells have set their sights on central Jersey. Observations here. Boy there is a lot of lightning overhead.
  13. Will - Rutgers
    The tropical fetch is held aloft while the lower level winds are pulling air off the ocean from the SSE. Very legal, very cool. Tell you what I'll take some of that temperature and humidity relief. Today was a sauna in Middlesex County.
  14. Will - Rutgers
    We look to be in for a dynamic grab bag of interesting weather. A strong southerly flow will fuel a flash flooding threat, with less favorable conditions existing for possible severe wind events.
  15. Will - Rutgers
    I hope you kids are enjoying a balmy mid-April day while you rush to complete your taxes. I'm going to guess the tornado watches progress to the east as the night goes on.
  16. Will - Rutgers
    Hail out of nowhere in Piscataway.
  17. Will - Rutgers
    Waiting for storm to arrive in Piscataway, lightning has stopped though the radar is just as ripe as ever. Few drops of rain and gusty winds.
  18. Will - Rutgers
    Was just startled by some kind of sustained flash to my west (from Piscataway). Some shades of brown and blue. It came in two waves. I guess it must've been a transformer... wild.
  19. Will - Rutgers
    Can confirm. But those breezes are still cutting through me. I had to retype this post a few times.
  20. Will - Rutgers
    Hey just FYI it's cold as s***. Edit: wait we can curse here? Whoops lol
  21. Will - Rutgers
    No wintry precip at all in Piscataway. Time for bed.
  22. Will - Rutgers
    Not meaning to impart bias or disregard analysis thusfar, I have no preference and will take whatever the atmosphere gives us because I have no choice. Just wanted to say the sensible weather impacting millions of people depends upon some very thin temperature lines over just a few miles. Looks like the ultimate nowcast. Stay off the roads, wherever you are. I wouldn't wager any amount of snow or ice for anyone right now in the Metro. If you want to bet on rain and drive around, godspeed to you.
  23. Will - Rutgers
    I don't want to go too far down the rabbit hole of "I want this weather, nuh uh I want that weather" but a very serious FRZ or sleet event is still exciting to me. As much fun as a ton of powder will be, it's much rarer from recent history to get a significant ice storm. For us in CNJ that is very much on the table. I've seen tons of huge snow events, not many of the former.
  24. Will - Rutgers
    Borderline temps above, cold at the surface, heavy mixed precip followed by deep cold the following Monday. It looks like several inches of dense frozen trash followed by flash freezing. You're gonna need a pickaxe to clear this stuff up if you aren't done by Sunday night.
  25. Will - Rutgers
    It has the appearance and demeanor of a decaying tropical cyclone.
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