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Looks like I'll still be waiting to top anything since January 2022 here.

If Snowman honks, it's legit.

The definition of insanity is checking the models day after day and expecting a different outcome. I'm with Goose on this one.

I should probably help take the fire discussion to off topic (mods feel free to move the fire related posts) but I heard today lawsuits were filed against the electric company. It's believed downed wires still charged started the Altadena fire according to the lawsuits.

the snowcover is helping because as it melts it's not running off it's getting into the ground as limited as it is especially over the NJ Pinelands. A dry pattern in February would not be good though.

I think DarkStar's snow triangle says "luck." We need luck.

Was out in Trenton today where ice has clogged the city water works new 9 million dollar Delaware River intake system. Someone's got some splainin' to do.

we were out shooting an ice safety package on the Barnegat Bay in Harvey Cedars. It was absolutely brutal outside. Temp 30, winds gusting to 40 plus. That was at noon. I'm still cold.

I was out in them here in NJ for work especially Jackson - parts of the area are a ticking time bomb especially western Ocean County with all of the senior communities. With that being said, the worst fire in NJ I've covered couldn't even be compared to what I saw out in CA during the week I was there.

I was out in the November 2018 where the Woolsey Fire broke out in the San Fernando Valley area. Those Santa Ana winds are no joke. They were cold, came in bursts and waves, and the western end of the neighborhood was evacuated. I think we had 60 mph plus at my aunt's house in Woodland Hills and flames were visible from the driveway. Absolutely terrifying. Was watching the coverage on ABC7 this morning. This looks way worse for that region than what I saw in 2018 and that was bad.

Manahawkin in Southern Ocean County got less snow than Wall Township in southern Monmouth County.

Inch and a half at my place. Almost 2 inches at my office in Wall. Equals the most snow in a single storm here since January 2022.

I'm in Ship Bottom LBI. MEH. 3/4 inch, was barely flurrying now back to light snow. Roads went from snow covered to just wet with the lightening of the precip.

This has the potential to give a lot of us the most snow we've seen since January 2022 (I'm talking about central coastal NJ who have gotten screwed) It would only take slightly more than an inch at my place to be specific in Point Beach to beat 2022/2023 and 2023/2024 single storm snow total.

Icon with a much slower exit as some Atlantic moisture lingers over Jersey. Interesting solution.