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OBS ONLY: Snow/rain/slopfest Tuesday 11/27/2012


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NEW JERSEY

...GLOUCESTER COUNTY...

NATIONAL PARK T 700 AM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...HUNTERDON COUNTY...

WHITEHOUSE 2.8 300 PM 11/27 BROADCAST MEDIA

...MERCER COUNTY...

HOPEWELL 2.0 300 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

EWING 0.3 1138 AM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...MIDDLESEX COUNTY...

METUCHEN 1.0 1200 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...MORRIS COUNTY...

BUTLER 4.0 200 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

ROCKAWAY TWP 3.5 1230 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

RANDOLPH TWP 3.0 100 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

WHIPPANY 2.5 230 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...SOMERSET COUNTY...

SKILLMAN 1.8 110 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

BELLE MEAD 1.5 115 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

...SUSSEX COUNTY...

WANTAGE 4.0 200 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

LAFAYETTE 3.5 135 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

FREDON 3.3 125 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

...WARREN COUNTY...

ALLAMUCHY TWP 3.5 235 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

STEWARTSVILLE 2.6 200 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

WASHINGTON 2.1 250 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

HACKETTSTOWN 1.5 320 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

PENNSYLVANIA

...BERKS COUNTY...

READING 1.8 230 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

...BUCKS COUNTY...

DOYLESTOWN 3.6 145 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

FURLONG 3.3 1205 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

DUBLIN 3.3 100 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

WEST ROCKHILL TWP 2.8 300 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

QUAKERTOWN 2.5 120 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

PERKASIE 2.0 200 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

HILLTOWN TWP 2.0 150 PM 11/27 NWS EMPLOYEE

...CARBON COUNTY...

ALBRIGHTSVILLE 4.5 215 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

SUMMIT HILL 3.5 1100 AM 11/27 PUBLIC

...CHESTER COUNTY...

ELVERSON 4.7 1235 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

GLENMOORE 4.5 145 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

SPRING CITY 2.3 115 PM 11/27 NWS EMPLOYEE

EXTON 1.3 1256 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

...DELAWARE COUNTY...

WAYNE 3.5 245 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

VILLANOVA 2.0 230 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

DREXEL HILL T 300 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...LEHIGH COUNTY...

ALLENTOWN 2.6 145 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

SCHNECKSVILLE 2.5 130 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

WERLEYS CORNER 2.0 1255 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

ALLENTOWN AIRPORT 1.3 100 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...MONROE COUNTY...

SAYLORSBURG 4.3 1202 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

TOBYHANNA 2.8 1118 AM 11/27 PUBLIC

...MONTGOMERY COUNTY...

GRATERFORD 3.3 1245 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

SKIPPACK 3.3 1146 AM 11/27 PUBLIC

SPRING MOUNT 3.2 130 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

ROYERSFORD 3.0 1250 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

LIMERICK 3.0 1245 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

LANSDALE 2.5 130 PM 11/27 TRAINED SPOTTER

...NORTHAMPTON COUNTY...

NAZARETH 3.5 300 PM 11/27 PUBLIC

...PHILADELPHIA COUNTY...

PHILADELPHIA INTL AI T 700 AM 11/27 ASOS

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Ah, ok then. Wasn't sure if there were any other Hillsborough's I might be confusing that one with, the PHI CWA has a fair number of towns with the same name as I'm sure you already know wink.png

Yeah, I knew it was Somerset County. I know what you mean about many towns with the same name here, as it gets confusing sometimes.

Updated PNS just sent.

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BTW, liquid-equivalent back home was 0.69"... NAM wasn't all that bad for a few places. Thermals were a bit off at times. I guess this storm was a lesson in that, even if you get good rates, but dynamic cooling is being fought by warm advection, don't get your hopes up. Then again, they did get 2" not far to the north.

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I've been at work all day but my dad just texted me he measured 2" on the board up in Mt. Villanova. Not a bad storm for November.

You must be located in the NW corner of Villanova township, as on campus at 480ft we didn't have more than an inch. That 0.5-1 mile northwest made a big difference in terms of the temps in that 900-950mb layer just above the surface. I was watching sfc temps all day, and I don't think I saw Tom's place in St. Davids fall below 33.0F. We were also at 33F in Villanova all day, so obviously surface temps weren't the problem, it was the warm tongue up at 925-950 as we discussed last night, that kept melting the snow.

As a result, I saw my 2nd day this month w/ snow falling with virtually nothing to show for it. That's gotta be a record. 2 whole days of snow in November but not more than an inch. We started off as some rain earlier this morning, but a mostly snow "falling" event. I can't complain much though as my hometown in Monmouth booked 12" for the month.

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Would you have been happier if it had been some ice pellets that didn't stick? wink.png

I'm glad I had snow falling and melting as opposed to a cold rain. The latter is miserable with cold drops running down the back, soaked socks, etc. At least with snow it's enjoyable to walk around.

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You must be located in the NW corner of Villanova township, as on campus at 480ft we didn't have more than an inch. That 0.5-1 mile northwest made a big difference in terms of the temps in that 900-950mb layer just above the surface. I was watching sfc temps all day, and I don't think I saw Tom's place in St. Davids fall below 33.0F. We were also at 33F in Villanova all day, so obviously surface temps weren't the problem, it was the warm tongue up at 925-950 as we discussed last night, that kept melting the snow.

As a result, I saw my 2nd day this month w/ snow falling with virtually nothing to show for it. That's gotta be a record. 2 whole days of snow in November but not more than an inch. We started off as some rain earlier this morning, but a mostly snow "falling" event. I can't complain much though as my hometown in Monmouth booked 12" for the month.

the lowest it got was 33...the majority of the event was spent in the 33.2-33.5 range. It wasn't the elevation it was the distance away from 95. I think im a good mile or so further nw and that helped. Places like kop had atleast an inch of snow and they are like 150ft

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