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Modern OG history February weather event—2010. Snow storm poops out. Grove gets wet. 45 degrees.

Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Weather from Rick Cuttrell, tagged , on February 27, 2025|

Ocean Grove. February 2010. Firemen's Park. By Paul Goldfinger © click left

Ocean Grove. February 2010. Firemen’s Park. Photo by Paul Goldfinger © click left

But let’s not trash the whole report.  Let’s look at a photo of a real OG Jersey snowstorm from 2010.  And let’s listen to Ellis Marsalis who is one cool senior citizen from the Big Easy.

Make yourself a Po’ Boy sandwich with a New Orleans baguette stuffed with meat and fried fish. Then walk down the street eating that while drinking a beer in a paper cup or one of those Bourbon Street Hurricanes or MoJo’s. Or you can have a  Jersey drink which is…….? Bud in the bottle.  —PG

 

ELLIS MARSALIS, JASON MARSALIS AND BILL HUNTINGTON  from “A New Orleans Christmas.”

 

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Weather. Monday.

Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Music from the movies, Photography by Moe Demby, Weather for Ocean Grove, Weather from Rick Cuttrell, tagged on March 3, 2014|

Webb Ave. 9:30 am Monday. No plows yet. About 3 inches. By Moe Demby, Blogfinger staff ©

Webb Ave. 9:30 am Monday. No plows yet. OG awoke to about 3 inches. Still snowing lightly. Report and photo by Moe Demby, Blogfinger staff ©  left click for deeper drifts

Snow will end in the Neptune area by mid-morning..

Snow accumulations will be about 2 inches in Neptune.  The maximum amounts of 4 to 7 inches will be down in extreme southern NJ.

The potential for heavy snow amounts with this storm started to unravel on Saturday and by late morning on Sunday it was very apparent that the storm would be shunted to the south.  There were a lot of forecasts that were slow to reduce totals.  Specifically for the Neptune/central NJ area, there was zero support by Sunday afternoon for the 6+ inch totals that were being forecast yesterday afternoon and last night.

The main story today will be the bitter cold as temps drop into the teens…which is 25 degrees below the normal highs for March 3rd.  Near record lows will occur tonight and temperatures will remain below freezing until Thursday.

There are also multiple storm chances between now and mid-March

Source: Rick Cuttrell, Tri-State Storm Watch and Municipal Clerk

DAVID JOHANSEN  from the movie The Aviator:

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Snowy Weather Photo Gallery

Posted in Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography by Moe Demby, Weather for Ocean Grove, Weather from Rick Cuttrell, tagged , on February 4, 2014| 1 Comment »

Monday morning, 8:30 am, Ocean Grove. By Moe Demby. © Blogfinger staff photo.

Feb. 3. 2014. , 8:30 am, Ocean Grove. By Moe Demby. © Blogfinger staff photo.

Plows out in full force. Ocean Grove 4:00 pm. Feb 3, 2014. By Moe Demby, Blogfinger staff

Plows out in full force. Ocean Grove 4:00 pm. Feb 3, 2014. By Moe Demby, Blogfinger staff

 

CHAIM TANNENBAUM    from Boardwalk Empire with Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks.

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Snow is over, parking rules remain, but the melody (below) lingers on. Warmer Sunday then back to cold.

Posted in Weather for Ocean Grove, Weather from Rick Cuttrell, tagged on January 2, 2014| 1 Comment »

Jan 24, 2005. From the Blogfinger photo archives. By Paul Goldfinger © Click left

Jan 24, 2005. From the Blogfinger photo archives. By Paul Goldfinger © Click left

JEWEL: “Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.”    (Ken suggested this song. He seems to think that the snow needs some encouragement—in triplicate.)   —PG

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Slow moving coastal storm to impact the area through Saturday.

Posted in Weather from Rick Cuttrell, tagged on October 9, 2013|

 

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A coastal storm forming off the mid-Atlantic coast will be held in place by high pressure to our north resulting in a prolonged period of gusty northeast winds and rain.

 

Northeast winds of 15mph to 25mph are already impacting the area.  Gusty northeast winds will continue through Friday with the strongest winds occurring Wednesday night when gusts to 35mph are possible.  Wind gusts of 30mph are then likely through Friday.

 

Rain will begin tonight and continue through Friday.  Rainfall totals of 2 to 3 inches are possible in the 48 hour period between tonight and late Friday night.  Rain will taper to spotty showers by Saturday.

 

Persistent northeast winds will create rough seas and minor coastal flooding at the times of high tide around Noon from Wednesday through Friday.  The high that occurs around midnight over the next three days is astronomically about one foot lower so coastal flooding should not be an issue during the overnight hours.

 

It should be emphasized that any coastal flooding will be minor…this will not be a storm that causes any major impacts in our area.

 

As the storm slowly moves eastward over the weekend, conditions will improve.

 

Source: Richard Cuttrell

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