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OBS only thread Dec 16 n-nw of ~ABE-NYC-ORH


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Thanks for that ob. We're (Highland Lakes, southern Wantage Township) on the margin of rain/vs ice. Will be interested in obs ne PA Monroe-Pike counties  elevations then northward from there and High Point NJ into southern NYS higher terrain. Thanks again.  Our temp here up 1.3F in the past hour, so am not expecting icing here at 740'MSL for quite awhile.

 

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There has to be problems in ne PA and and se NYS, above about 1000 feet. Just saw Mount Pocono ASOS indicating about .1 glaze, and a report from NWS BGM -Forest City, PA which about ~20-25 mi ne AVP of glazing.  High Point NJ still 31F per Rutgers Climo observation data. Have a good day... will check obs later today. 

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Following photos from High Point State Park in the northwest tip of NJ with temp 34 (melting)...The Monument at the ~1025AM photos was about 31F.  Roads were just wet.  This is at least 0.1" glaze on everything, not paved.  The L and R photos are at the closed entry to the park, and the center photos is about 100 feet below the entrance.  Ice ended at about 47.5 SR23 marker. Suspect remaining Sunday morning ice accumulation problems, if any, are above 1700 feet near the edge of Sussex County NJ, at 1030A.

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18 minutes ago, wdrag said:

Following photos from High Point State Park in the northwest tip of NJ with temp 34 (melting)...The Monument at the ~1025AM photos was about 31F.  Roads were just wet.  This is at least 0.1" glaze on everything, not paved.  The L and R photos are at the closed entry to the park, and the center photos is about 100 feet below the entrance.  Ice ended at about 47.5 SR23 marker. Suspect remaining Sunday morning ice accumulation problems, if any, are above 1700 feet near the edge of Sussex County NJ, at 1030A. 

Excellent photos and detailed obs, Walt. I'm sure your efforts in this thread and elsewhere will help jump-start a trend of more thorough current-condition reporting on the forum.

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42 minutes ago, wdrag said:

Following photos from High Point State Park in the northwest tip of NJ with temp 34 (melting)...The Monument at the ~1025AM photos was about 31F.  Roads were just wet.  This is at least 0.1" glaze on everything, not paved.  The L and R photos are at the closed entry to the park, and the center photos is about 100 feet below the entrance.  Ice ended at about 47.5 SR23 marker. Suspect remaining Sunday morning ice accumulation problems, if any, are above 1700 feet near the edge of Sussex County NJ, at 1030A.

 

20 minutes ago, Juliancolton said:

Excellent photos and detailed obs, Walt. I'm sure your efforts in this thread and elsewhere will help jump-start a trend of more thorough current-condition reporting on the forum.

Yes, completely agree with Julian here, nice post Walt. 36/33 here, up to .72 all plain rain thus far. 

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Noticing temps trying to drop in the banding developing beneath a comma head.  Could be some interesting ptype changes in pockets of elevation above 700 feet this evening in nw NJ elevations.  Lets see if Vernon the first with wet flake mix does change to all wet snow or revert to all rain.

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