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2013-2014 seasonal snowfall totals

famartin

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Like what happened to Voyager, I had a few storms that melted/ended before I got home from work so I just took my best guestimate on some.  I ended with a 75.8" total.  (it could have been slightly higher but I tend to low ball the totals that I had estimated, if my total is off it's not by much, and it may be an inch or two higher.)

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Like what happened to Voyager, I had a few storms that melted/ended before I got home from work so I just took my best guestimate on some.  I ended with a 75.8" total.  (it could have been slightly higher but I tend to low ball the totals that I had estimated, if my total is off it's not by much, and it may be an inch or two higher.)

Yeah you maybe off a few inches on the low side, I seem to remember seeing some 80+ totals in your area. The only storm I missed measuring at the end of the event was Dec 10th, I estimated .3" lost due to compaction, otherwise I was lucky to catch each events total at the end of snowfall thus having maximum depth measured before compaction and or melting. I never use 6 hour snowboard cleaning increments.

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Last chance to get yours in, I'll probably draw it up tomorrow...

...DELAWARE......Kent County...35.5" - Dover (DOVD1)51.2" - Dover 5.1 WSW (DE-KN-9)...New Castle County...56.1" - Wilmington New Castle Airport (KILG)55.0" - Wilmington Porter Rsv (WILD1)65.5" - Newark 3.9 SSW (DE-NC-2)49.5" - Newport 2.4 WNW (DE-NC-10)61.5" - Newark 1.5 S (DE-NC-13)56.1" - Newark 1.5 NE (DE-NC-17)61.6" - North Wilmington (Winter Wizard)...Sussex County...32.2" - Georgetown 5.8 W (DE-SS-2)26.7" - Delmar 4.3 E (DE-SS-3)20.8" - Selbyville 7.1 E (DE-SS-15)31.8" - Seaford 0.7 SW (DE-SS-16)31.0" - Millsboro (dieselbug)...MARYLAND......Caroline County...38.8" - Greensboro 1.4 ENE (MD-CL-9)42.5" - Denton 5.8 WSW (MD-CL-10)43.5" - Henderson 0.4 S (MD-CL-12)41.0" - Greensboro (C.A.P.E.)...Cecil County...60.2" - Charlestown 0.4 WSW (MD-CC-15)...Kent County......Queen Anne's County...43.4" - Stevensville (STVM2)...Talbot County...31.5" - Royal Oak 2 SSW (ROYM2)36.6" - Easton 1.1 SW (MD-TB-1)32.7" - Trappe 3.5 NE (MD-TB-9)24.6" - Easton 0.7 NNW (MD-TB-11)...NEW JERSEY......Atlantic County...43.8" - Atlantic City International Airport (KACY)31.6" - Hammonton 1 NE (HMTN4)54.2" - Estell Manor (ESMN4)42.6" - Buena Vista Twp 2.6 NNE (NJ-AT-1)37.6" - Egg Harbor Twp 1.3 NW (NJ-AT-13)48.7" - Estell Manor 5.2 NE (NJ-AT-15)...Bergen County...58.1" - Saddle Brook Twp 0.6 E (NJ-BG-2)65.6" - Tenafly 1.3 W (NJ-BG-3)52.0" - Glen Rock 0.7 SSE (NJ-BG-17)59.3" - Oakland 0.9 SSE (NJ-BG-23)51.5" - Oakland 0.2 WNW (NJ-BG-29)62.2" - Lyndhurst (BlueSkiesFading)...Burlington County...63.3" - Mount Holly NWS (PHIN4)60.0" - Indian Mills (VCEN4)57.1" - Burlington 1.7 E (NJ-BT-3)64.7" - Mount Laurel Twp 2.5 ENE (NJ-BT-4)(Rainshadow)64.2" - Moorestown Twp 0.6 SE (NJ-BT-6)...Camden County...61.1" - Somerdale 4 SW (SMDN4)46.0" - Winslow Twp 3.5 W (NJ-CN-5)54.9" - Berlin Twp 0.6 WNW (NJ-CN-11)55.8" - Collingswood 0.7 NE (NJ-CN-22)70.5" - Cherry Hill (cg41386)...Cape May County...41.8" - Cape May 2 NW (CPMN4)45.1" - Woodbine 0.8 NNW (NJ-CM-7)38.9" - Wildwood Crest 0.1 WSW (NJ-CM-17)39.2" - Dennis Twp 2.5 S (NJ-CM-30)38.5" - Cape May Point (Redmorninglight)...Cumberland County...43.5" - Seabrook Farms (SEAN4)40.0" - Upper Deerfield Twp 1.7 SW (NJ-CD-1)...Essex County...56.4" - Canoe Brook (CHMN4)61.1" - Newark Liberty International Airport (KEWR)71.0" - Cedar Grove Twp 0.9 NE (NJ-ES-11)49.0" - Maplewood Twp 0.9 SE (NJ-ES-18)59.0" - Millburn (Zelocity Weather)...Gloucester County...68.0" - National Park59.9" - Pitman 0.1 W (NJ-GL-1)57.0" - Franklin Twp 2.7 W (NJ-GL-6)50.5" - Washington Twp 2.1 NNW (NJ-GL-12)50.6" - Washington Twp 2.6 S (NJ-GL-31)...Hudson County...62.1" - Harrison (HSNN4)60.6" - Harrison 0.3 N (NJ-HD-1)64.3" - Kearny 1.7 NW (NJ-HD-2)...Hunterdon County...47.4" - Wertsville 4 NE (WRTN4)63.6" - Flemington 5 NNW (FLMN4)49.9" - Belvidere Bridge (BELN4)60.8" - Califon 0.6 NW (NJ-HN-1)57.6" - Clinton 1.6 ENE (NJ-HN-3)75.3" - Bethlehem Twp 0.6 S (NJ-HN-7)71.3" - Holland Twp 2.6 NNE (NJ-HN-12)67.8" - Flemington 0.3 E (NJ-HN-15)54.0" - Clinton Twp 3.9 N (NJ-HN-18)56.1" - Lebanon 3.2 SW (NJ-HN-19)57.3" - Lebanon 2.8 N (NJ-HN-21)56.4" - Frenchtown 0.5 N (NJ-HN-31)54.5" - Three Bridges (wkd)...Mercer County...49.3" - Hightstown 2 W (HGTN4)54.4" - Pennington 0.6 ENE (NJ-MC-1)58.5" - Hamilton Twp 2.3 NE (NJ-MC-2)52.0" - Princeton 2.2 SSE (NJ-MC-3)60.3" - Lawrence Twp 1.0 NNW (NJ-MC-5)42.5" - Lawrence Twp 1.8 SSW (NJ-MC-9)60.0" - Robbinsville Twp 1.7 WSW (NJ-MC-16)54.3" - Ewing Twp 0.8 ESE (NJ-MC-17)(famartin)53.1" - Hopewell Twp 2.4 NW (NJ-MC-27)51.9" - Ewing Twp 0.9 NNE (NJ-MC-29)...Middlesex County...56.4" - New Brunswick 3 SE (NBRN4)54.4" - North Brunswick Twp 1.5 W (NJ-MD-2)57.0" - East Brunswick (green tube)61.5" - Edison (Allsnow)...Monmouth County...58.9" - Red Bank 1.3 NW (NJ-MN-6)52.4" - Howell Twp 2.5 W (NJ-MN-17)48.2" - Long Branch 0.5 W (NJ-MN-48)73.4" - Freehold 0.7 SSW (NJ-MN-55)73.3" - Freehold (Absolute Humidity)63.7" - Colts Neck (Isotherm)70.5" - Colts Neck (PB GFI)70.5" - Manalapan (rossi)...Morris County...57.0" - Pottersville 2 NNW (PTTN4)56.4" - Rockaway 0.4 NNW (NJ-MS-6)58.4" - Boonton 0.6 NW (NJ-MS-11)65.6" - Jefferson Twp 2.4 ENE (NJ-MS-18)(lab94)61.3" - Randolph Twp 0.8 W (NJ-MS-21)67.6" - Mine Hill Twp 0.4 NE (NJ-MS-23)52.3" - Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp 2.1 E (NJ-MS-36)57.5" - Randolph Twp 2.0 E (NJ-MS-42)62.3" - Florham Park 0.2 WNW (NJ-MS-49)66.5" - Mendham Twp 0.5 ESE (NJ-MS-50)59.0" - Washington Twp 3.6 W (NJ-MS-61)63.1" - Butler (rgwp96)65.5" - Lake Hopatcong (rygar)...Ocean County...40.6" - Brick Twp 1.5 NNE (NJ-OC-6)41.7" - Lavallette 1.1 N (NJ-OC-8)46.1" - Lacey Twp 6.3 E (NJ-OC-17)32.2" - Pine Beach 0.4 NW (NJ-OC-19)43.7" - Berkeley Twp 2.9 ENE (NJ-OC-24)45.8" - Jackson Twp 2.2 S (NJ-OC-53)51.5" - Berkeley Twp 2.7 SSE (NJ-OC-56)...Passaic County...54.6" - Hawthorne 0.4 S (NJ-PS-5)61.1" - Little Falls Twp 0.5 WNW (NJ-PS-12)50.2" - Hawthorne 1.0 SSE (NJ-PS-14)65.8" - Clifton (wxallannj)...Salem County...64.7" - Pittsgrove Twp 1.9 S (NJ-SL-3)46.0" - Pennsville Twp 2.0 NNW (NJ-SL-7)...Somerset County...41.3" - Bound Brook 2 W (BBKN4)57.6" - Hillsborough Twp 4.7 ESE (NJ-SM-1)61.5" - Bernards Twp 0.9 ENE (NJ-SM-2)63.8" - Bernards Twp 0.6 NNW (NJ-SM-4)55.9" - Bridgewater Twp 3.3 NW (NJ-SM-5)56.4" - Somerville 0.2 ENE (NJ-SM-13)58.8" - Franklin Twp 4.6 NNW (NJ-SM-39)54.9" - Bridgewater Twp 1.6 NNW (NJ-SM-46)...Sussex County...53.3" - Sussex 2 NW (SUXN4)48.7" - Andover Twp 1.7 W (NJ-SS-1)52.8" - Vernon Twp 1.7 N (NJ-SS-3)52.6" - Hardyston Twp 3.2 SE (NJ-SS-7)50.7" - Wantage Twp 1.5 SE (NJ-SS-20)74.1" - Highland Lakes (Animal)...Union County...53.2" - Cranford (CRAN4)60.2" - New Providence 0.8 ESE (NJ-UN-10)60.0" - Plainfield (Plfdwxdude)...Warren County...62.7" - Greenwich Twp 1.6 S (NJ-WR-1)55.6" - Liberty Twp 1.7 WSW (NJ-WR-2)57.8" - Blairstown Twp 2.0 SE (NJ-WR-4)58.2" - Hackettstown 0.8 W (NJ-WR-5)61.8" - Washington 0.6 ENE (NJ-WR-21)63.8" - White Twp 1.7 S (NJ-WR-23)...PENNSYLVANIA......Berks County...48.4" - Hamburg (HBGP1)52.7" - Blue Marsh Lake (PLVP1)68.3" - Morgantown (MGNP1)55.3" - Reading 3.5 SW (PA-BR-2)72.7" - Fleetwood 2.0 ESE (PA-BR-7)64.2" - Kutztown 2.2 NNE (PA-BR-12)64.6" - Mohnton 2.8 SSW (PA-BR-16)53.9" - Oley 1.9 E (PA-BR-19)75.8" - Longswamp (DarthDoppler)...Bucks County...73.4" - Springtown 1 NNE (SPRP1)53.2" - Bucksville (REVP1)58.3" - Sellersville (SRVP1)49.3" - Doylestown (DYLP1)56.4" - Neshaminy Falls (OAKP1)58.4" - Perkasie 1.6 SSE (PA-BK-5)63.0" - Furlong 0.7 SW (PA-BK-15)59.7" - Doylestown 3.7 W (PA-BK-26)68.7" - West Rockhill (Qtown Snow)54.1" - Warrington (noctilucent)...Carbon County...59.2" - Palmerton 5.8 ENE (PA-CB-4)62.0" - Coaldale 1.5 N (PA-CB-11)54.8" - Bowmanstown 3.0 WSW (PA-CB-12)53.0" - Chapman 6.6 NW (PA-CB-15)59.9" - Jim Thorpe 1.1 NNE (PA-CB-16)...Chester County...60.4" - Glenmoore (GNMP1)64.3" - West Chester (WCHP1)69.4" - Honey Brook 2 SSE (HBKP1)51.7" - West Chester 2.4 SSE (PA-CH-9)56.9" - Nottingham 1.5 SW (PA-CH-14)52.4" - Chadds Ford 3.1 SW (PA-CH-27)68.4" - New London (Chubbs)73.5" - Pughtown (iceman56)80.0" - East Nantmeal (ChescoPaWxman)...Delaware County...65.7" - Wayne (tombo82685)64.8" - Drexel Hill (tombo82685)64.0" - Lansdowne (Boch23)69.5" - Concord (KamuSnow)...Lehigh County...68.1" - Allentown Lehigh Valley International Airport (KABE)65.2" - Schnecksville 2.7 SW (PA-LH-5)...Monroe County...77.1" - Stroudsburg (SDBP1)...Montgomery County...54.2" - Green Lane (GRLP1)69.8" - Norristown (NRSP1)52.6" - Gilbertsville 0.9 S (PA-MT-1)56.2" - Harleysville 2.1 SW (PA-MT-7)55.1" - North Wales 1.3 WSW (PA-MT-16)67.7" - Kulpsville 2.6 SSW (PA-MT-22)45.7" - Souderton 0.6 NNW (PA-MT-37)59.5" - West Norriton 0.3 WNW (PA-MT-64)65.5" - Gilbertsville (tombo82685)60.8" - Spring Mount (JCT777)...Northampton County...51.8" - Martins Creek 0.2 E (PA-NH-8)(eastonwx)...Philadelphia County...68.0" - Philadelphia International Airport (KPHL)52.5" - Philadelphia Franklin Institute (PFIP1)60.3" - Rockledge 1.3 SE (PA-PH-2)60.5" - Philadelphia (Hurricane Agnes)
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Whats up with that Monmouth County snow bullseye?! That's crazy! Is it due to elevation?

Elevation is slight, 150 - 400' (highest hills) it's more likely due to precip enhancement off the warm Raritian Bay on a NNE NE wind during nor'easters. Longitude may also play a roll as we tend to do very well during Miller B's. Often times our snow distribution is similar to that of Long Islands. Could also be luck, during the 1990's (minus 93-94 95-96) we were the snow hole capital of the 40N club. Since 2000, it's been quite special minus the few bad years: 01/02 06/07 07/08 11/12.

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Awesome Ray - nice job, and thanks!

Interesting to see 2011-2012 in graphic relief.

2012-13 was such a spread across the area - definitely a disconnect when you're in the NYC sub-forum and that winter is fondly remembered (mainly due to Feb. 8th). It was a significant improvement over 2011-12 imby at least, simply due to the number of events, about 10 vs. 3 (2012-13 was the winter of repeated 1" (+/-) snowfalls here).

2009-2010... an analogy I've thought of recently is that for me, Feb. 5th-10th 2010 was the equivalent for this area of November's 2 part Lake Effect Snow event. 48" of snow in 5 days....Wednesday afternoon Feb. 10th was just surreal.

Have to mention 2013-14 - one of the best overall.

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Awesome Ray - nice job, and thanks!

Interesting to see 2011-2012 in graphic relief.

2012-13 was such a spread across the area - definitely a disconnect when you're in the NYC sub-forum and that winter is fondly remembered (mainly due to Feb. 8th). It was a significant improvement over 2011-12 imby at least, simply due to the number of events, about 10 vs. 3 (2012-13 was the winter of repeated 1" (+/-) snowfalls here).

2009-2010... an analogy I've thought of recently is that for me, Feb. 5th-10th 2010 was the equivalent for this area of November's 2 part Lake Effect Snow event. 48" of snow in 5 days....Wednesday afternoon Feb. 10th was just surreal.

Have to mention 2013-14 - one of the best overall.

Surreal for Sure, even IMBY with 35" in that same period was crazy. Crazier too is that north west Ocean county area, being sparsely populated someone their probably had 80-85".
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Mt. Brookhaven, he had to brave sub zero temps and 70mph winds on the peak to get those snow measurements.

Nice. Not too many mountains in SW Jersey, must have been an exceptionally large drift plain but you never know with that winter and those banded features during those HECS events.

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