Pain in the Butt March 7th Godzilla: Observations

Just reached 15 inches, and pouring snow still. 29.8 degrees

I think eastern Orange County is jackpotting in the HV for this one.

1.5" snow on grass here. Slushy puddles on pavement.
Heavy snow now again, maybe will stick some approahing sunset.

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:Just reached 15 inches, and pouring snow still. 29.8 degrees

I think eastern Orange County is jackpotting in the HV for this one.

CP, if this continues, and we get even a marginal event Monday, this may be the snowiest winter on your list there at the bottom.

Dtone wrote:1.5" snow on grass here. Slushy puddles on pavement.
Heavy snow now again, maybe will stick some approahing sunset.

Such drastic snow totals from members of this forum. I have about 8-9 inches, CP over a foot, and isolated places in the city and shores with less than 3.

7.5 in Wayne. Hard to believe that NBC has Franklin Lakes at 11, which is one town over!

4" here and still puking

Frank_Wx wrote:

Drastic difference between that radar and this high-def one I use. I can confirm it's still heavy snow here which the wunderground radar says has ended

aiannone wrote:4" here and still puking

Ditto...................

West Caldwell, NJ

About 3 inches, not exactly happy but its still really coming down and looks like this just sits but its so wet that it just seems to compact. Doesnt seem to be any power issues trees arent being weighed down much so thats a concern we can let go. Did you guys hear about the teacher struck by lightning in NJ earlier?

Frank wby has hoboken and JC stayed heavy?

6” in Syosset. Puking still. Hopefully the dry slot stays south or the lull is temporary.

brownie wrote:16 inches now.  I was at 6 inches two and a half hours ago.

The local police just tweeted saying do not even attempt to drive.  Main highways by my house shut down.

This band STALLED over you. Unbelievable. This is the type of band I was under Boxing Day 2010 when I got 34 inches of snow.

syosnow94 wrote:6” in Syosset. Puking still. Hopefully the dry slot stays south or the lull is temporary.

Wow syo and u complained and u got double me so far lol go figure, it is what it is i guess.

aiannone wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:

Drastic difference between that radar and this high-def one I use. I can confirm it's still heavy snow here which the wunderground radar says has ended

This is a better view

NYC metro area. All 5 borough southern Westchester. All suffering from urban heat island Effect.

Frank_Wx wrote:

Dtone wrote:1.5" snow on grass here. Slushy puddles on pavement.
Heavy snow now again, maybe will stick some approahing sunset.

Such drastic snow totals from members of this forum. I have about 8-9 inches, CP over a foot, and isolated places in the city and shores with less than 3.

Ok everything has changed in the last 15 mins or so. Now its some epic snow and acclumating. Puddles are suddenly covered up.

brownie wrote:16 inches now.  I was at 6 inches two and a half hours ago.

The local police just tweeted saying do not even attempt to drive.  Main highways by my house shut down.

It is crazy here! Thank you for taking measurements - much appreciated.

Frank_Wx wrote:

aiannone wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:

Drastic difference between that radar and this high-def one I use. I can confirm it's still heavy snow here which the wunderground radar says has ended

This is a better view

HOLY!! Correct me if i'm wrong but that dry slot is not going to make it to either of us. Def will surpass 6" here then

syosnow94 wrote:NYC metro area. All 5 borough southern Westchester. All suffering from urban heat  island  Effect.

How is that possible being I am north of the city, this is not usually a issue. And LI usually rains yet your getting incredible reds on radar wow.

Frank_Wx wrote:West Caldwell, NJ

Beautiflul, What's the total so far?

8-9 inches on car tops and still pounding the yellow band just stalled over us for last couple of hrs and keep dumping if it continues like that I may end up over foot

Getting crushed right now. I am definitely in the 1-3 inch per hour part. Just finished round 2 of shoveling and everything was covered with almost another inch by the time I was done. Heavy heavy weight to this stuff. I would suggest not waiting until this is over to shovel.

jmanley32 wrote:

syosnow94 wrote:NYC metro area. All 5 borough southern Westchester. All suffering from urban heat  island  Effect.

How is that possible being I am north of the city, this is not usually a issue.  And LI usually rains yet your getting incredible reds on radar wow.

Roads aren't covered there? It's a MESS in White Plains.