billski
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10:30am - Light snow has begun here in Beantownburbs.
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Feb 3rd 2014 nearly real-time snow reports
- Thread starter billski
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BenedictGomez
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Probably 7" in northwest NJ, and the heavy stuff is just about to start.
WJenness
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Snow flurrying pretty good here in Woburn, too warm to stick on cars or asphalt, however.
steamboat1
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I'd guess about 5"-6" already here in Brooklyn & it's still snowing hard. And yes it's sticking, plows already been down my street at least a 1/2 dozen times.
billski
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Shazam, NY and NJ are rockin'!
Dumping on LI...Probably 10' down and much more to come.
billski
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What's the tallest building you can ski off of there?
steamboat1
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10 ft....:-o
gladerider
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between 6-8" so far here 25 miles west of NYC in NNJ
Wavewheeler
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Wavewheeler
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hammer
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Traffic must be paralyzed down there...At least 5" here on the Jersey Shore. Unfortunately it goes bye bye Wed when it's supposed to rain all day. Classic Jersey Shore winter stuff. At least up north it'll be snow.
Coating on the cars here in Burlington, Mass. Nothing on the main roads but this afternoon's commute is sure to be crappy.
BenedictGomez
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NJ isnt quite Georgia.
hammer
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No but South Jersey typically doesn't get anywhere near as much snow as areas north and west. At least it didn't when I was growing up on the shore.
I just remember trying to drive to visit family over a holiday week and a day after 20+ inches of snow there were lanes on the GS Parkway that weren't plowed. Up here in NE the roads would have been completely clean.
steamboat1
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I'd say at least a dozen times now. I can see black top. NYC generally does a fantastic job clearing snow.
abc
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Especially now, with a mayor whose home turf is Brooklyn.
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