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Yea! Our own weather thread! I have been leeching off the Connecticut weather thread for over a year. Very interesting stuff. I am waiting to see what tomorrow night brings. I'm seeing 4-8 inches from Accuweather.
Yea! Our own weather thread! I have been leeching off the Connecticut weather thread for over a year. Very interesting stuff. I am waiting to see what tomorrow night brings. I'm seeing 4-8 inches from Accuweather.
Happy New Year everyone.
I created this over a month ago. Thanks for the compliment.
No. Extreme in northern NJ would be -5F to -20F. That happens very infrequently and would represent an extreme. Temperatures around zero once or twice a year are normal for this area.
By the way, I love the irony of envirofascists studying global warming getting stuck in 10-20 feet of sea ice and having to be flown off in fossil-fuel burning helicopters. Extremely funny.
No. Extreme in northern NJ would be -5F to -20F. That happens very infrequently and would represent an extreme. Temperatures around zero once or twice a year are normal for this area.
By the way, I love the irony of envirofascists studying global warming getting stuck in 10-20 feet of sea ice and having to be flown off in fossil-fuel burning helicopters. Extremely funny.
How do I protect the pipes from icing up. This happened the last time lows dipped below 0F. I put extra insulation, but don't know how effectively it will work.
No. Extreme in northern NJ would be -5F to -20F. That happens very infrequently and would represent an extreme. Temperatures around zero once or twice a year are normal for this area.
By the way, I love the irony of envirofascists studying global warming getting stuck in 10-20 feet of sea ice and having to be flown off in fossil-fuel burning helicopters. Extremely funny.
except it's been like 5 years since we got to temps that we may see on Friday...
This is an interesting nj topic, the weather diversity in our state. Sussex county is in a different climate zone. Just a few weeks ago, Sussex county airport was 25* colder than NYC.
There also is a Snow belt here. I've seen snow amounts vary greatly from Branchville, to 4 miles north up to the mountain. We can get dumped on and counties closer to the coast get a snow/rain mix.
Usually, auasex county averages a high of 29 F in winter while Atlantic city averages 42 F. Sussex county also sees lots of snow while in AC its usually cold rain (which admittedly sucks more than snow ).
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