Stormlover74

Wow who knew I was so wise

12/30/00 saw sharp cutoffs but some places picked up 2 feet in 9 or 10 hours. I dont recall alot of wind but certainly rates of 2 to 4" an hour would seem blizzard like either way. 2-5-01 was a heavy wet disaster of a storm that hit during rush hour crushing areas just inland

Caribou has a much longer, harsher winter though it would be ideal If you hate hot summers

Mercer and bucks counties are warned and it's barely snowing if at all there

Returns seem to be weakening on the western edge over interior nj. Maybe getting robbed by that convection offshore

Been snowing for a while in union county. Slushy accumulations so far

Yeah I'm expecting on the lower end but who knows

According to NYCweathernow? 6-8" but more likely 3-5"

And only 1-3" 20 miles west

it's been terrible since its inception

Inside 24 hours

That's one long WWA Middlesex-Mercer-Lower Bucks- Including the cities of New Brunswick, Trenton, Morrisville, and Doylestown 341 PM EST Sat Nov 30 2019 ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 4 AM SUNDAY TO 1 AM EST TUESDAY... * WHAT...Mixed precipitation expected. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 4 inches and ice accumulations of a light glaze to a few hundredths of an inch

Its not better but not really much worse except maybe on the fringes

There was one mid month that was a slushfest couple of inches. The big one was the 5th and 6th

No it was a big 2 part storm.

1/26-27-11. Heavy snow...freezing drizzle. Thunder sleet then heavy snow again

In the next 3 months? I guarantee it

May be too windy for balloons to fly

Both had big storms around the 5th/6th of December

Yeah maybe we'll get lucky and get a nice show

'UNICORN METEOR STORM' TO BE TRIGGERED BY MYSTERIOUS COMET THURSDAY NIGHT What time to look for the flurry of meteors Knowing when to look for the potential meteor storm is extremely important. "Unlike most meteor outbursts which last for several hours, strong activity from the alpha Monocertids is over within an hour and easily missed," the American Meteor Society (AMS) explained on its website. The outburst is forecast to reach its climax around 11:50 p.m. EST on Nov. 21, according to the AMS. Onlookers should start looking for shooting stars around 11 p.m. EST and continue looking through midnight for the best chance to see the potential meteor storm. If you are not outside during this window, you may miss the celestial light show entirely. "These meteors are never spaced evenly but appear in bunches so 2-3 meteors may be seen seconds apart and then an entire minute could go by without any activity," the AMS said. Supposed to be mostly cloudy so we'll see

Couple snowflakes mixing in