Overperformer, Spring this week then we ROARRRRR!
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Peeps,
WOW haven’t had a storm like that in over a month and the most we have gotten since last years blizzard!!
Underestimated this bad boy – sorry but in a good way:
Bergen County
- Westwood: 9.2 inches – me too!!!!!!!!!! Janet (Zoo is her call name) FTW!!!!!!
- Allendale: 9 inches – DA HIGHLANDS BABY! NH that is.
- Franklin Lakes: 8.7 inches – Money Money!
- Ridgewood: 8 inches – Old Money!
- Oradell: 7.5 inches – ??
- Rivervale: 7.4 inches – Pats, Amgragies and KDog mini me wx weenie!
- Paramus: 5.5 inches – No downtown – stupid!
- Mahway: 5.2 inches- Ray M!
- East Rutherford: 3.6 inches – REALLY???
- Teterboro Airport: 3 inches – What a dichotomy from north to South in the county
Essex County
- Cedar Grove: 8.2 inches
- West Orange: 6 inches
- South Orange: 5 inches
Morris County
- Schooleys Mountain: 9.5 inches
- Randolph Township: 9.2 inches
- Rockaway: 9 inches
- Mine Hill: 9 inches
- Succasunna: 9 inches
- Budd Lake: 8.5 inches
- Roxbury Township: 8.5 inches
- Morristown: 8.3 inches
- Denville: 8.2 inches
- Green Pond: 8.1 inches
- Butler: 8.1 inches
- Mount Arlington: 8 inches
- Marcella: 8 inches
- Wharton: 8 inches
- Morris Township: 8 inches
- Lake Hopatcong: 7.5 inches
- Millington: 6.8 inches
- Parsippany: 6 inches
- Springtown: 5.8 inches
Passaic County
- Woodland Park: 7.6 inches – Old home town!
- Ringwood: 7.5 inches – God’s Land
- Wayne: 7.4 inches – Simo and Zungoli
- Totowa: 7.3 inches – JZ – even though he wasn’t home for this – numnut!!
- West Milford: 7.3 inches – PB baby!
- Bloomingdale: 6.3 inches – Kangaroo Court town – trust me on this
- Hawthorne: 6 inches – Tommy “Football” DeMaio land!
Too bad it was a Saturday Night and not a Sunday or Thursday!!
Spring by Tuesday into Wednesday
Tuesday = MAY
Looks what behind it – that will filter to our area by Friday.
Call here storm possibility for the Lion to roar – March 2/3rd time frame with a biggly chance between the 4th through 12th time frame. From a well-respected pro met John Homenuk aka Earthlight and 33 & rain wxboard:
High latitude blocking retrograding in this fashion – emanating from the Barents Sea, moving toward Greenland, and then backing toward the Davis Strait and Canada, has been associated with some of our more memorable wintry periods ever.
That gets me and the Snow Queen:
Updates to come so Marc G kid you and the boyz who don the Red and Black Facility Snow Crew at NH are making bank (as teh great Chives says) today!
Shorts and T-shirts Tues and Wed.
Al Q
