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NYC Jan 11-12 Regional Obs Thread


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Westhampton reporting 33.9 degrees, an ENE wind, and light snow, while Farmingdale has 27.4 degrees, with a N wind, and light snow.

Perfect ingredients to hopefully create a frontogenetic bomb later on tonight. Coastal fronts always produce epic banding and localized massive snow rates nearby. Great boundary for lift. This happens up near Boston too and it's why they likely cash in as well.

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:thumbsup: Just went outside and took a hot tub, followed by a 30 minute walk through winter wonderland! This is the heaviest heavy snow gets here in Warren, NJ (Somerset County). Measured slightly more than 2 inches outside, but that western fringe on the radar seems to be approaching rapidly. Guessing precip. will storm some time around 2 AM, but for now it's quite purty
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Had 2.0" as of 10:45 pm, then shoveled until 11:05 pm and measured again and we had 2.5", i.e., that means we're getting rates of 1.5" per hour - it's really coming down heavily, with little wind - big flakes. Gorgeous out there.

If we get 1.0-1.5" per hour until maybe 4-5 am, that would be another 5-8" on top of our 2.5", which would lead to 7-11" which is right about where Mt. Holly had us on the snowmap (~9"). I'd be very happy with that, but wouldn't be upset if we got some really heavy bands and/or longer snowfall duration to get a foot or more.

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based on earlier measurement and liquid in the heated gauge ratios look to be running 15/1 or greater in NW NJ. That may be helping.

Yea..... fell like we are getting ALOT of snow with a little precip here down a bit further S then your location

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Stepped Outside to measure... 2.7" so far here in Clifton. More importantly...

Winter's confetti is swirling graciously to the ground, each dendrite intact and pointed.

The snowflakes are fluttering innocently, quieting the rhetoric of the soul,

Snowdrops are flickering endlessly,

Free crystals from an angry atmosphere that they know not.

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