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Sneaky little system. GFS has the hot hand so it's something to watch I suppose

I'll take Dec-Jan snows over Feb-March any day. That's why 10-11 is still the modern day A+ champ to me.

Jan + 1-2" of sleet on top of 10-12" snowpack + arctic temps afterwards = glacier. This storm was late Feb with snow only and temps 29-31F and now 30s and 40s for highs. The only time I can recall a snow pack holding strong like a glacier in late winter was 2015.

Signals for a major warm-up are growing after an early March cold shot.

Yes please I'm ready. Though in reality it's probably gonna be cold and rainy

It doesn't get much better for this region. It was a B winter until this storm (Feb could've been wasted) but now it's a solid A. And in the modern era there's actually very few that come close.

I really think if the storm was more tucked like some of SREFS and Nam runs showed that much of the region would've seen 30+ Not to mention much stronger winds

Seems a bit better than the Feb 2021 storm for central NJ though falls short of 2016

Higher sun angle + much warmer temps than the Jan storm. Difference is huge

The melt is going to be a lot faster than people expect. This is not late Jan with arctic temps. Even temps near freezing under sunny skies will do a lot of damage with late Feb to early March sun.

Where's that color coded map that had the updated snow amounts/reports for NJ?

So I can't tell. Is 19's favored RGEM model pulling it off or no?

Getting some really nice bands for western Middlesex county

Who?

Been dealing with a good deal of subsidence in western Middlesex County. Strong bands collapse before getting here