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OBS-Now's for any icing reports mainly midnight tonight-10AM Saturday 12/28/24 just a few miles away from the core urban area of NYC


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Attached is the NWS map for the winter weather advisory for icing tonight on untreated surfaces. Most of the icing should occur just northwest of I95 but spotty icing could occur even near NYC and on Long Island dependent on max temps this afternoon, and maybe a 2-3 hour window of radiating chill at sunset before clouds thicken and temps respond upward. Even if that occurs, wet bulbing and frozen ground could permit icing on rain contact with the frozen ground just a few miles away from NYC.. 

Canadian modeling and the SPC HREF have been leading the way as well as the HRRR. The ECMWF and GFS global models have been largely devoid of ice tonight. 

I've also added NWS probabilistic chance of .01 freezing rain and .10 (brown 5% chance). 

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Wantage NJ 8S of High Point NJ: 545A report. Freezing drizzle on contact with untreated pavers-driveway (ICY), but all other surfaces just wet at 32.4. Salting has been in progress up here since before 4A. Our early morning low has been 32.2. Dewpoint 31.8. 0.08 liquid since midnight. Walt

 

Added a map of NJ Climate reported temps at about 540A... anywhere where 33 or lower, my guess is the untreated paver-driveway is icy (feet from under), but otherwise all other surfaces at 32.2 or higher are just wet. 

 

This is purely a contact with previously frozen ground problem...  not trees and wires, at least not here. 

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Very few reports for this event.  NOT widespread ground truth but am sure in parts of the area, there were slips and falls. Of course ice midnight-6A is not what most winter enthusiasts like to check... especially sleep time.  However, the interior advisory for contact icing on stone surfaces was probably a winner...may have saved a few ER visits-broken wrists etc.  

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Thank you for unpinning.  I've added a link for  mPing past  2 hours showing sleet in nw CT, and still;l a little ice reports NNJ. 

https://mping.ou.edu/display/.  That link should loop the past two hours of reports.

 

Go to layers and change to top.  You'll also notice the time in GMT upper right.

 

 

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2 hours ago, wdrag said:

Thank you for unpinning.  I've added a link for  mPing past  2 hours showing sleet in nw CT, and still;l a little ice reports NNJ. 

https://mping.ou.edu/display/.  That link should loop the past two hours of reports.

 

Go to layers and change to top.  You'll also notice the time in GMT upper right.

 

 

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My stone driveway is still a sheet of ice, it's become more evident as the air gets underneath it. The paved areas, decks, cars are free and clear of ice. Up to 36 with .27" thru the tipper. 

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5 hours ago, nycwinter said:

good thing about the rain it washes away all that terrible road salt people put on sidewalks. which ruins everything your shoes your sneakers.

and dogs' feet.  We have become salt crazy.  I understand, litigious society.  

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