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Stormlover74

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
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    Plainfield, NJ
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  1. It's been around since the 50s but normally just causes a common cold
  2. Rain on the gfs Cmc colder again. Snow or mix looks likely
  3. Looks like we open the month with snow to sleet to rain or some variation of that
  4. Only because they're sitting at 5.8 on the season. If they were at 8 or 9 like most other nearby locales I'd say 10 is a lock
  5. I wouldn't mind cutters as we still desperately need rain and these small snow events aren't bringing much moisture
  6. That's kinda what we said last year then we got our 2 best storms in mid February and then winter ended
  7. 20 years since the blizzard of 2005. A great underrated storm that dumped 12 to 18" with higher amounts east and even saw blizzard conditions the following morning as the low bombed off the coast Temps were around 10 at the start and the snow came in like a wall with 8 hours of S+ I spent much of it driving back from a basketball game in Philly and it was surreal being on 95 with almost no other cars
  8. Based off the earthcam myrtle beach looks to have gone over to sleet...or at least a mix
  9. Just cleared out here so should start dropping more quickly
  10. Not sure if this is the record but certainly one of the biggest
  11. Yes I see the hrrr increased amounts too. Looks like 6 to 9 for my parents in Conway
  12. Not that it matters because we all know it's cold but it's interesting everywhere west of us has a cold weather advisory including all of Mt Holly's counties but upton didn't issue one for any part of their area
  13. Upton With a very strong part of the jet stream overhead, known as a jet streak, our weather balloon this evening measured 203 knots (234 mph) at 250 mb (around 33,000 ft)! A 200+ knot wind has only been measured during 10 other launches from our site, dating back to 1952.
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