once it starts to come down an inch an hour or more won't matter...but yeah first couple hours could be white rain in some areas-city etc

41 minutes ago, nycsnow said:

I’m leaving Staten Island and going to my parents in eastern Nassau on the south shore. Should be a doozy out east

Gonna be a massacre out here in Suffolk with the high winds

Fv3

2 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

Yeah we all know that and they will probably rain for a few hours, but that's almost 200 miles from you lol

Not that I think it matters, but will probably sniff 50 here today. Good day for dog cleanup. Its funny, 100% coverage on most lawns here, but im at like 60% since I was driving my atv around a lot and the tire tracks melted out and expanded

11 minutes ago, USAwx said:

Ratios are not 10 to 1 to start. Careful.

No but at the height of the storm strong lift can increase ratios considerably to 15ish:1 or higher bringing averages up

Just now, USAwx said:

Fv3

Im the lowest snow total in NJ there lol. Nice dot over my county

Everyone is guaranteed heavy snow between 4 pm and 7 am . Whatever is before and after is just bonus

Just now, FrankPizz said:

Not that I think it matters, but will probably sniff 50 here today. Good day for dog cleanup. Its funny, 100% coverage on most lawns here, but im at like 60% since I was driving my atv around a lot and the tire tracks melted out and expanded

30% here due to my sun shade ratio. Some neighbors have 89 100% still

1 minute ago, ColdDustNJ said:

No but at the height of the storm strong lift can increase ratios considerably to 15ish:1 or higher bringing averages up

Yes, I am going to address this later in another post, but I think when all is said and done, the average ratio will be close to 10:1

2 minutes ago, FrankPizz said:

Im the lowest snow total in NJ there lol. Nice dot over my county

Those are fake. Like the fake Ukie hole over NYC last month

Just now, Graupel said:

Those are fake. Like the fake Ukie hole over NYC last month

There probably will be dry slot/subsidence somewhere, but there's no way to predict where right now.

Wrf

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1 minute ago, FrankPizz said:

Not that I think it matters, but will probably sniff 50 here today. Good day for dog cleanup. Its funny, 100% coverage on most lawns here, but im at like 60% since I was driving my atv around a lot and the tire tracks melted out and expanded

yea I am still like 80-90% coverage but down to 2-4 slushy inches on most non-pile areas. Looking to add 12-18" more (dog will not be happy) and would put me well North of 50" on year (currently at 41.6"). This will put continuous snow cover since 1/17, could push 2 straight months of uninterrupted snow cover. Easily make this an A/A+ winter with 50"+, 2 double digit snows, 19 discrete measurable snow events and BN temps wire to wire! I'm going to be happy with anything 12" or more and hoping our coastal friends get those 20-30" epic amounts. I had my 32" event in 2021.

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Only south facing lawns have major damage here, if you're north facing you have 80 to 90% coverage of a few inches still.

1 minute ago, Sundog said:

Only south facing lawns have major damage here, if you're north facing you have 80 to 90% coverage of a few inches still.

There’s gonna be snow piles til Easter lol

Think we see 1-2 more NW bumps that pull the low about 25-50 miles NW/W of current NAM track. Think 3k NAM is on that track.