Freezing rain Feb 6-7 distant nw elevation suburbs

[wdrag]

II would like to try to collect a few reports in one focused thread, of any ice hazards, and possible radial thickness on branches, (difficult to check at night). SPC HREF has elevation icing forecast. South of I-84, it tends to be a degree or so cold but n of I-84 the HREF tends to be very very good. Again, most of us may not have anything, and even here at 740'MSL in nw NJ, i could miss, but not far north of me..I expect elevation problems tonight. I'll clean up this opening note if reports start flowing. Thanks. 

[wdrag]

This post is unlikely to garner any ice reports, but if there are any, please post.  SPC HREF too cold by maybe 2 degrees.  Not impossible above 1500 ft in Sussex County, but I think unlikely, except maybe High Point?  Maybe there will be an ice report from Litchfield County, tho I realize that n CT reports probably belong in the New England forum.  459P/6

[Juliancolton]

I'm at 36F, much closer to the GFS ("garbage thermals" and all) than the NAM, which had been pretty steadfast over the last several days with temps of 32-33F here. Hard to find many places below freezing in the area until you get NW of Woodstock and above 1,500 feet.

[wdrag]

Supposedly MSV light snow. still at 635P??  Unsure but freezing there. 

[wdrag]

715P...still 32 MPO, MSV and High Point Monument...33F at 1500 ft in northern Sussex County.  Just not quite cold enough during the pcpn.