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Coming down real fast here in Bergen county....starting to stick to the roads now at 1 pm.
 
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RU848789 said:
And so much for that Kuchera ratio - I don't even have to melt it down to tell you it's at least close to 10:1 (thought it would be), as it simply doesn't look that dense, plus hard to imagine getting a lot more than 2" per hour (if the ratio were 7:1, I'd have 3" at 10:1 - maybe it's that high, but I don't think so) , which we gave gotten in the first hour.

2" on the ground now since the noon start (and we had 3/4" on the ground around 8 am, which melted, but that counts) and 33F now.

And THUNDERSNOW! Where's Cantore when you need him. About to go run some errands...
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Surely errands can wait.
 
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For the weather folks, I've been looking at the NBC 4 radar for a while, and noticed something odd. There are some consistent "dead zones" on the radar coverage.

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/weather/maps/

The overpass of George Road and Route 1 (just south of the radar) for example, consistently show no snow there, even though that doesn't seem at all feasible. The dead zone morphs and changes, but seems pretty consistent. Any reason why that might be?

Edit: Same thing over most of downtown NB.

 
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Thundersnow was awesome! Haven't experienced that since I lived in Cleveland where it wasn't that uncommon across the shores of Lake Erie.
 
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I thought we might be clear by three.. but radar is showing that wrap-around noreaster stuff forming up nicely.. this can be awhile yet
 
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snowing until at least 6 but models have been consistent with tapering down around 7 from the west
 
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RU848789 said:
And so much for that Kuchera ratio - I don't even have to melt it down to tell you it's at least close to 10:1 (thought it would be), as it simply doesn't look that dense, plus hard to imagine getting a lot more than 2" per hour (if the ratio were 7:1, I'd have 3" at 10:1 - maybe it's that high, but I don't think so) , which we gave gotten in the first hour.

2" on the ground now since the noon start (and we had 3/4" on the ground around 8 am, which melted, but that counts) and 33F now.

And THUNDERSNOW! Where's Cantore when you need him. About to go run some errands...
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I am surprised by how hard it is coming down here (Vineland/Millville area). Only switched from rain to snow very recently but we already have an inch and it is still coming down hard. I was hoping it would most miss us and we would just have rain.
 
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