JerseyWx

That seems too much for our region. I really don't even see how plowed piles could last beyond the end of April around here, unless it was exceptionally cool. Otherwise, by May the 70's and higher dewpoints would eat any snow alive.

If you scroll the last few pages there is the typical doom and gloom that we just got lucky with the last event and more cutters to come! People love winter so much, then enjoy what you have instead of what's on a model run 10 days away.

People on here never cease to amaze. Month to date I'm running about -7 on the lows and -9 on the highs. Does it need to snow every 3 days or something? It's been plenty cold and there's snow on the ground. That's what you get in the metro in December, we're not in the northern Rockies.

Ended up with 4.2" here. Not bad, it's literally only the middle of December.

People will say it's my "heat tolerance," but out my way I seldom use the AC in May and September, outside of short stretches. In recent years we've even gone well into June without it. Before we got that heatwave this past June in fact it was quite cool. The city is outrageous with how it retains heat. Sometimes I see they are close to 90 at midnight whereas I'll be in the mid 70's.

Wow that's really scary honestly. The question is, why does the runoff that goes into our storm sewers enter our drinking water supply? Storm runoff is supposed to enter local streams/rivers/lakes, or so I thought. Regardless, that water contains a lot of other chemicals as well, think about when a garbage truck leaks on your street, or a car is leaking fluids, then you get a heavy rain that rinses everything down the storm drains.

Crazy. And as mentioned it destroys vehicles. Could be. I don't fully remember how bad the impacts were, but it's silly and wasteful.

I don't understand why this is the new trend. We got 1 inch of snow on Tuesday and the roads look like the middle of February after a blizzard.

Looks like low teens are easy here tonight, single digits on Monday night...also looks like it won't hit 30 tomorrow or Monday. We're not even close to peak snow climo, I think some have expectations way too high this time of year. Just be happy it feels like winter...

Lol, no. Even in my area mid 40's don't average for another couple weeks.

Next week looks pretty chilly. My highest forecast is 52. Tuesday will be a struggle to hit 40. More 20's to come.

Crazy, already had 4 days this month at or below freezing. Today was 28.

Really nice day today. Deep blue skies. Actually got a little sunburn on my face.

I'm near those red dots in northern Morris county. 3 inches+ around here. Very heavy downpours at times. Needed some rain, and we got it.

Got hit with a nice batch this morning. 0.50 total.