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Seems unfair that folks in NW NJ and NE PA have more snow than we do in Central NJ - they're going to get a lot more snow anyway and they start off with more?  Just whining, lol.  

 

Anyway, snow picking up in intensity after the lull with temp around 32F.  Got 3/8" by about 10 pm and then nada until about midnight.  Would love to at least get 2-3" with the front end - that would put us at about 1.3" liquid equivalent total on the ground (we got 5" on 1/24, then 7" on 1/26 and 1" on 1/30, which is about 1.3" LE and I'm assuming we've only lost ~25% of that, leaving 1" LE - haven't actually measured though) and should be enough to hold the 3/4" or so of rain we're supposed to get, without losing too much snow cover to melting - going to be some serious cement after the freeze in the afternoon. 

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Look at all the heavy precip streaming up from the south. This is the timeframe from now until the morning when the city should accumulate.

 

http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?product=N0R&rid=dix&loop=yes

yeah no kidding,although it's been accumulating for about 2 hours now up here in the northern bronx lol..i'm near an inch with an air temp of 30f.light snow and waiting for the good stuff to arrive..  :pimp:

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Anyway, snow picking up in intensity after the lull with temp around 32F.  Got 3/8" by about 10 pm and then nada until about midnight.  Would love to at least get 2-3" with the front end - that would put us at about 1.3" liquid equivalent total on the ground (we got 5" on 1/24, then 7" on 1/26 and 1" on 1/30, which is about 1.3" LE and I'm assuming we've only lost ~25% of that, leaving 1" LE - haven't actually measured though) and should be enough to hold the 3/4" or so of rain we're supposed to get, without losing too much snow cover to melting - going to be some serious cement after the freeze in the afternoon. 

 

Snowing somewhere between moderately and heavily with 3/8 of a mile visibility.  Have gotten an inch in the last 45 minutes and  have about 1 and 3/8" on the ground now.  Gorgeous out there - no wind and snow is just wet enough to stick to everything.  If we can keep this going for 2-3 more hours, we'll get to 4" or so - radar looks great.  

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Cool, hope it stays down there.

it's probably progressing at ~30 miles per hour, judging by the speed of the bright yellow sleet band, which is now just north of Philly.  What I don't know is whether it'll slow down or not.  At the rate it's moving, it'll be in Edison (about 60 miles NE of Philly) in about 2 hours, which is why I'm guessing 3-4" for me.  

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