Just hit a foot here in Kinnelon
wow what a difference location makes...we are getting ripped on here but its like 3 on pavement and 4 on grass
Just hit a foot here in Kinnelon
I have to admit, it looks heavy coming down, but I would have expected much more accumulation. Are the paved surfaces still warm enough to melt some of it? Perhaps 2 or so inches after 3 hours of hard snow.It is still snowing heavily here, but not really accumulating. After the initial surge it seems like the snow is melting as fast as it is coming down, so it still looks like there is about an inch on the ground.
I have to admit, it looks heavy coming down, but I would have expected much more accumulation. Are the paved surfaces still warm enough to melt some of it? Perhaps 2 or so inches after 3 hours of hard snow.
It is still snowing heavily here, but not really accumulating. After the initial surge it seems like the snow is melting as fast as it is coming down, so it still looks like there is about an inch on the ground.
I'd say the same. After that initial burst where it was coming down heavy and put down a nice coating and a little more after just has been moderately snowing off and on but it doesn't look like the accumulation is increasing. It's a slushy mucky snow though.It is still snowing heavily here, but not really accumulating. After the initial surge it seems like the snow is melting as fast as it is coming down, so it still looks like there is about an inch on the ground.
Agreed, big but wet snow flakes, some of it is probably melting.agree...its coming down in huge flakes..we are in the middle of the pivot here in somerset county...but the accumulation while growing especially the last hour may also be melting and contracting as well
In Ramsey, we had 2-3 inches on grass and shrubs before it started to stick on the pavement. We now have about 4 inches on the driveway and still snowing steadily.
FIFY.Big and windy here again and despite the fact that NOTHING is Sticking, on the streets or sidewalks, our building has just shut down shuttle service for this evening which really is a pain in my balls right now. I was hoping to go out to a bar. Or several bars and get hammered
I'd say the same. After that initial burst where it was coming down heavy and put down a nice coating and a little more after just has been moderately snowing off and on but it doesn't look like the accumulation is increasing. It's a slushy mucky snow though.
Went out to get the mail and must be about 3/4 of an inch on the driveway and some chunks of snow at the end from the plows coming by. Sidewalk still visible.
BTW just a tip for those who may not know, put some lubricant on the chute, blades and impeller of your snow blower or shovel before you go out. It's not a perfect solution but it can help with this kind of heavy wet slushy snow with regards to sticking and clogging. I usually spray and wipe it on about 15 min before I go out.
D'oh! Spoke too soon, as the sleet mixing in certainly hasn't helped ratios (but as I've said many times, I'm a mass guy, not a density guy, lol). For the past hour I did some errands. Went onto Route 1 for a bit, then 287 and both were snow covered and getting bad and local roads in Edison and Metuchen are an adventure.
Back to the snow. About 1:30 pm or so started getting some sleet and then the past 20 minutes have been snow/sleet and surprisingly just moderate in intensity. Looks like that's about to change and hopefully we'll go back to all snow (50/50 now). As of 2:00 pm we have 3" of new snow on the ground, so only 1" the last hour. 3.75" total counting our 3/4" in the morning. And as I'm posting this, it's back to all snow and heavy.
Pam cooking spray. You don't want to shoot WD-40 all over your lawn or street.wd40?
I am in one of the areas that was supposed to get pounded (Lehigh Valley) and we have maybe 3 inches and still snowing only lightly.
I use wd40 silicone spray, but I'm sure wd40 works as well. I've read pam cooking spray or even crisco lol any sort of lubricant I suppose should help. I mean it's not a perfect solution because with my older blower there would be clogs at times but less. With the shovel it worked pretty well and with the newer blower that's about 3-4 years old now, no issue ever with any kind of snow we've had the last few years.wd40?
location is everything....I have a bit over 5 on grass...maybe 3.5 on pavement
there was a guy in the Sourland Mts not far from here approaching one foot but says down the mountain from him just 6 inches
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