Monday's N&W Snowfall

Update: Driveway now covered and starting to accumulate on street. So pretty much starting to stick everywhere

Heavy snow.

About 1" OTG. Roadways secondary and main are completely snow covered. Intensity varies between moderate to heavy. I think 30 is complete wet bulb for me.

30.4/28.9

40/24. Wet bulb temp according to station is 32. Don't think i will see snow here

@MikeA wrote:Update:  Driveway now covered and starting to accumulate on street.  So pretty much starting to stick everywhere

Since you're a fairly new poster please post where you are and the town on your profile if you could. It's helpful in tracking, also good for stealing your identity.

@CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

@MikeA wrote:Update:  Driveway now covered and starting to accumulate on street.  So pretty much starting to stick everywhere

Since you're a fairly new poster please post where you are and the town on your profile if you could. It's helpful in tracking, also good for stealing your identity.

lmao ahh CP your too funny

Lightly snowing for me right now. Crazy, figured it'd be all rain. Will probably be rain by noon.

February continues to render me a nice bounty.

Moderate to heavy snow.  1.5" OTG. 30.4/28.9

There are some nice bands building in Chester County PA.  Hopefully I can get hit flush with them because those are the money bands.

It's 39 here I don't think it'll snow unless it snows hard to overcome the temps. But it's not very cold out.

Short term, area-averaged forecast soundings on the HRRR are impressive with this first burst of snow entering the NYC Metro. Heavy snow and low visibility likely for the next few hours. pic.twitter.com/3MrBkCMYJp

— John Homenuk (@jhomenuk) February 22, 2021

Someone hits the switch and boom, it's snowing like crazy in Bloomfield. Temp 37*

Latest wet bulb temps.  If you are below the purple line this it's going to be difficult to accumulate on pavement.  It will accumulate on the colder surfaces though. This is the Fall Line at work.

@jmanley32 wrote:It's 39 here I don't think it'll snow unless it snows hard to overcome the temps. But it's not very cold out.

Jon you can't use car thermometer it's 36* here. We will definitely snow how much sticks to be determined

Current surface freezing line.

@heehaw453 wrote:Latest wet bulb temps.  If you are below the purple line this it's going to be difficult to accumulate on pavement.  It will accumulate on the colder surfaces though.  This is the Fall Line at work.

Exactly what's happening here, snowing heavily but there's no sticking on the road, a little on the driveway pavers.

Snowing pretty good in Cedar Knolls (Morristown). Not yet sticking on paved surfaces.

30.4/29.6

Moderate to heavy snow. 2" OTG.

There are some very nice bands to my SW. If I get hit flush with those then this will be at least 4" out of this nice event.

Light rain here. 41/27

34 degrees, cloudy.Wind picking up now.When this starts, going to be like a snow squall coming through.Radar shows it is close.

Light snow at 38* and rising....

@heehaw453 wrote:30.4/29.6

Moderate to heavy snow.  2" OTG.

There are some very nice bands to my SW.  If I get hit flush with those then this will be at least 4" out of this nice event.  

Thread worthy indeed! Lol. You and Mugs definitely deserve it just for all the work you both always put into the forum!

Well I was wrong! It just started snowing big wet flakes, snowing moderately to almost hard.

34* with moderate snow here. Coating paved surfaces except treated, traveled streets.

@Irish wrote:

@heehaw453 wrote:Latest wet bulb temps.  If you are below the purple line this it's going to be difficult to accumulate on pavement.  It will accumulate on the colder surfaces though.  This is the Fall Line at work.

Exactly what's happening here, snowing heavily but there's no sticking on the road, a little on the driveway pavers.

Mid-levels are cold enough for snow along the I-95. The sticking part is mostly west of the Fall Line where elevation comes into play. I'm at 600' ASL which is not really high, but in marginal situations it really matters. Ideally you want to be over 1200' and then you start to see sig differences in your snowfall seasonal totals. For every 1000' feet you go up surface temp drops about 3.5 degrees.

Snow has started at 11:34 AM.Wind is picking up as well.

Starting to get into those bands now. Probably snowing 1.5"/hr or so. The real money ones though are in Chester County PA where I'll bet it's snowing 2-3"/hr. That's the one I'm watching...