Pain in the Butt March 7th Godzilla: Observations

Fededle22 - I can confirm your total. I had 20 in , about 3.5 inches of that from last night into this morning .

sabamfa wrote:Jesus. Saw at least 10 orange flashes, and a few green which I figured were transformers.

I’ve been without power for about a half an hour nor myself.

JCP&L site says nearly 60% of Parsippany is without power.  I still have power for now.  Hope you get yours back soon!

WeatherBob wrote:Fededle22 - I can confirm your total.  I had 20 in , about 3.5 inches of that from last night into this morning .

Number makes sense. Overnight accumulation was minimal. I ended with 16.

My final update from the JS!

dkodgis wrote:Looks like 20 here, still snowing. I am surprised the temp stayed on 32 degrees. A few degrees higher and what, rain?  Elizabeth Taylor once said "Success is a sweet deodorant".  May I amend that to say "Snow is a sweet deodorant".

if we get another storm Sun into Mon, victory has been snatched from the jaws of defeat.  A good winter after all. CP's ode did the trick.  No lie.

You da man DK.

22.5 Inches and starting to wind down finally.

10 more inches than I expected. Still hoping to hit two feet.

Actually I'm so happy with this storm I don't even care about the 1.3 inch mismeasurement in Central Park.

Why the hell it's raining I just shoveled slush and puddles of water what a burst for the storm for my area just bring on Spring I am done

docstox12 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

dkodgis wrote:Looks like 20 here, still snowing. I am surprised the temp stayed on 32 degrees. A few degrees higher and what, rain?  Elizabeth Taylor once said "Success is a sweet deodorant".  May I amend that to say "Snow is a sweet deodorant".

if we get another storm Sun into Mon, victory has been snatched from the jaws of defeat.  A good winter after all. CP's ode did the trick.  No lie.

You da man DK.

22.5 Inches and starting to wind down finally.

10 more inches than I expected. Still hoping to hit two feet.

Actually I'm so happy with this storm I don't even care about the 1.3 inch mismeasurement in Central Park.

WOW CP!!!!!! Yeah scroo Central Park, we have had an amazing day and I can't tell you how much I enjoyed flying co-pilot with you on this classic snowstorm!

CP is the game changer. The “like” button. The prophecy. CP for Snow King

frank 638 wrote:Why the hell it's raining I just shoveled slush and puddles of water what a burst for the storm for my area just bring on Spring I am done

pulling a frankwx this is banter lol

But I hear ya it's just nasty out. Sopping wet I'm not even bother shovel slop.

326,000!!!!! New Jersey customers without power according to utilities.

docstox12 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

dkodgis wrote:Looks like 20 here, still snowing. I am surprised the temp stayed on 32 degrees. A few degrees higher and what, rain?  Elizabeth Taylor once said "Success is a sweet deodorant".  May I amend that to say "Snow is a sweet deodorant".

if we get another storm Sun into Mon, victory has been snatched from the jaws of defeat.  A good winter after all. CP's ode did the trick.  No lie.

You da man DK.

22.5 Inches and starting to wind down finally.

10 more inches than I expected. Still hoping to hit two feet.

Actually I'm so happy with this storm I don't even care about the 1.3 inch mismeasurement in Central Park.

WOW CP!!!!!! Yeah scroo Central Park, we have had an amazing day and I can't tell you how much I enjoyed flying co-pilot with you on this classic snowstorm!

Same here Doc.

Doc we passed last years March 14 storm of 21.0 inches.

23.2 and slowing up, can we make two feet. It's gonna be close.

Spotter in North Caldwell from Upton reports came in with 19 in at 5 pm, probably wound up with 22 or so. North Caldwell sits at 600 ft at the peak.

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I have to find the Ode to Othelia in all these threads and re-post it for luck for Mondays storm.

That's a job for Mikey.

WeatherBob wrote:Spotter in North Caldwell from Upton reports came in with 19 in at 5 pm, probably wound up with 22 or so.  North Caldwell sits at 600 ft at the peak.

I'm at 23.2 now Bob and you've been even with me all day so that sounds reasonable.

WHat a freakin storm. God I love a -NAO, missed it.

frank 638 wrote:Why the hell it's raining I just shoveled slush and puddles of water what a burst for the storm for my area just bring on Spring I am done

yep we have a few inches of that as well..snow on the lawn and car and slop on driveway and walk way...

docstox12 wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:1st call NJ Strong member reactions map

THIS is priceless and hilarious and will hang in a prominent place in OTI Parliament Building

Done Doc.

Posted in the OTI Historical Documents section.

What is up with nj power infrastructure? It must suck to have so many ourages. I've had storms including this one with trees weighed down but don't lose like that wow hope all are ok. My patents in CT lost power too.

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

docstox12 wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:1st call NJ Strong member reactions map

THIS is priceless and hilarious and will hang in a prominent place in OTI Parliament Building

Done Doc.

Posted in the OTI Historical Documents section.

u should call it the historical histerical gallery lol

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

WeatherBob wrote:Spotter in North Caldwell from Upton reports came in with 19 in at 5 pm, probably wound up with 22 or so.  North Caldwell sits at 600 ft at the peak.

I'm at 23.2 now Bob and you've been even with me all day so that sounds reasonable.

WHat a freakin storm. God I love a -NAO, missed it.

Wow! Congrats CP! Still very heavy snow and I’m at At 7" so far. Started accumulating at 4 ish that’s almost a 2”/hr rate avg.. My wife's windshield wipers stopped working while driving home on sunrise highway, so I had to drive down William Floyd parkway to help her. I couldn't see a thing. Left my office at around 5:15. Just got home about 20 mins ago. Should have taken me about 30-40 mins round trip total.

sroc4 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

WeatherBob wrote:Spotter in North Caldwell from Upton reports came in with 19 in at 5 pm, probably wound up with 22 or so.  North Caldwell sits at 600 ft at the peak.

I'm at 23.2 now Bob and you've been even with me all day so that sounds reasonable.

WHat a freakin storm. God I love a -NAO, missed it.

Wow!  Congrats CP!  Still very heavy snow and I’m at At 7" so far. Started accumulating at 4 ish that’s almost a 2”/hr rate avg.. My wife's windshield wipers stopped working while driving home on sunrise highway,  so I had to drive down William Floyd parkway to help her. I couldn't see a thing. Left my office at around 5:15. Just got home about 20 mins ago. Should have taken me about 30-40 mins round trip total.

yikes sroc 4 hrs in traffic jeeze. Amazing you guys were worried bout rain and this area ended up getting the shaft.

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

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I have to find the Ode to Othelia in all these threads and re-post it for luck for Mondays storm.

That's a job for Mikey.

How much does it pay?

jmanley32 wrote:

frank 638 wrote:Why the hell it's raining I just shoveled slush and puddles of water what a burst for the storm for my area just bring on Spring I am done

pulling a frankwx this is banter lol

Yeah Its been raining here for a while now. From 5-630pm or so it was pretty wild. I guess that what the areas under the death band in Jersey dealt with all day long.
and I did get thunder snow earlier that is always a highlight. Sometimes it works but March snow in the daytime has been known to disappoint lol
Happy for the inland folk getting blasted with snow (except the power outages part). We been on the snow gravy train alot of years lately near the coast, they could use it this time.