I’ve been on that line for a few hours. Flipping more snow now; winds are up.
Likely an additional 1-2” of snow/sleet. I stopped measuring before at 10”.
Measured 9” in the front 8.5” in the back at 12:45; still excellent rates.
Anyone have a link to the coefficient radar? Pittstown is 20 miles southwest of me.
Really nowcast time, but that’s south of last nights runs; I believe the NAM pushed the mix line to Port Jervis.
NWS just put up a heavy snow advisory for my area. 6 degrees with 3.5” down.
6/4; moderate snow. Town plow truck just past the house; good luck keeping up with it today boys.
Radar is primed; hoping the CAD does it’s best to force that transfer as soon as possible.
Get out and enjoy it today!
My area seems to be close to where the transition could reach (discounting the NAM), but it should also be poundtown for a while before then. A solid 12+ is what I’m thinking for just west of MMU.
3 degrees out this way.
Sacrus posted the temp map in the other thread; the extent of this airmass is incredible. I think it will factor in our favor; time will tell. Weenie away!
3 degrees.
Could be hopium on my part, but I tend to think the models aren’t factoring in the extent of this airmass, even at the upper levels; time will tell.
HeRPS never gives up that primary, but stays plenty cold from the Raritan on north; combined with the Euro holding just now and I’m feeling confident in the MMU area.
The models are still having difficulty with the primary’s lp center, and the energy involved in the potential phase, before the jump to the coast. We need it to happen south of PA; preferably south WV.