Picard
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I took a ride around before. The range was 0-10.5" Zero at work, and 10.5" at a point up just off Glen Road in Sparta that I could get out and measure, near the top of the hill. Total winter wonderland. That should be about 1250-1300 feet, give or take. Pretty wild that the amounts range from 0-20" (at High Point) in the same small county, relatively speaking. One to remember for future reference, for sure.
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Snowing at a decent clip outside my window, but no accumulations. I'm really tempted to do a High Point road trip after work.
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So, 3" at home in Sparta, elevation 800 feet. Here at work, in Hampton, outskirts of Newton, elevation 570 feet, mostly 0.0". There's a few patches with a coating of slush, but 95% of the ground is bare. It's currently snowing, but not accumulating.
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Neat pictures with the snow around the remaining fall foliage. I measured 3" on the deck here, heavy wet sludge. Sparta schools are closed today because of higher amounts up on the mountain. My campus, at 570 feet, is so far, still on a delayed opening.
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Just measured 1.2" on the deck. Sparta just plowed our street - mostly slush and probably unnecessary so far. Light but steady snow continues. 32.5F
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About 0.5" Street out front is covered. Looks like the radar has some staying power. It's going to be interesting.
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Left work at 8:15 - just rain, but drove a mile and a half to a slightly higher elevation and the snow quickly commenced. Back in Sparta, about 0.3" OTG with moderate snow and 32.7F @800 feet. Everything is coated and the roads are getting a little slush under the higher rates. If it keeps up heavy enough, we'll definitely see some road issues overnight. Salt spreaders were out doing their thing.
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You're 250 feet higher than me - could be an interesting event for both of us. I'm still at work, near Newton, with a cold, cold rain. Elevation here is 570 feet. I'll report back when I get home later.
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Winter Storm Watches all the way down into Pike County, PA. Shoot, that's not far. News 12 going with a slushy 0.5" up this way.
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It could be pretty variable around here. I'm at exactly 800 feet not too far from downtown Sparta, which is even lower. Places just up the mountain from us are 1300'+ I remember one maybe three years back, where I had zero, and places up the hill had 4".
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0.25" last night. That seems to be the number.
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Been drizzling on and off all afternoon and evening and barley keeping the ground damp. Rain tipper still sitting at 0.00" Looks like it's struggling with dry air. I'm just hoping that line in PA doesn't dry up and fizzle by the time it reaches us, but I wouldn't be surprised.
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I'm seeing a 28 out on eastern LI, per Rutgers, while midtown is showing 54.
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Me too. Even a couple damp, dreary days of 0.05-0.10" would be something, if nothing else, to mitigate the fire threat.
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Low of 26 here this morning w/moderate frost. Nick Stefano is claiming an 18° low out in Layton/Sandyston area of NW New Jersey. Maybe? Walpack shows 22° Plants here are still going strong, still have petunias! Not sure after last night, but we'll see. I'm getting over the watering part though.
