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Very cool Boyd. This will be useful.

I don't know, I must be in Somerset County.

I never realized there were blueberry farms north of Pemberton.

I've noticed something; when I use your link to hook up to the 3D views, if I hit the N on compass to make North up, it exits to a 1 dimension view.

"I don't care what you do with that old boat carcass Fred, just get it out of my yard or you'll sleep alone tonight!"

Yeah, I tried with the boxes, but switched to regular X3 and it's more realistic. This is a house in Brookville.

That would easily destroy our water. Good thing it didn't develop.

Yeah, dumb choice for sure.

I have to say this, even though I picked blueberries as a teen for 3 or 4 summers in a row in Pemberton; the best tasting berries you can buy now are definitely from Chile.

Snowing like the dickens here, as the oldtimers are wont to say.

We are in agreement. I was saying that for them to put 3-4" on the map (for our area) which you posted at 7:34 was the mistake.

I'm watching news 12 NJ, and that 8-12 band is 1 to 3, with the heavier where you and I are Boyd. I think it's just a mistake.

I've never seen a map like that Boyd. A swath of snow 8-12 inches deep, and maybe 12 miles wide right next to one 3-4 inches deep? I'll have to get up to speed to get over the shelf if I head north from Barnegat.

I went from Yosemite to the Grand Canyon, and then explored up past the Kiowa National Grasslands. One thing is perfectly clear; this country is immense and the open space is abundant.

Uncertainty in this forecast is very high; this is the most uncertain 24 to 36 hour snowfall forecast in recent memory. Additional forecast changes, potentially significant, are likely. I see they are hedging their bets. I've never seen a statement like this from a weather service. I suppose...

I knew they were there Scott. I was just disinterested is all. :D

It's getting so bad out there in the pines, I have to be careful where I relieve myself.

Sounds right.

I found the nearly the same model in Wharton about 5 years ago.

When using a compass to determine where you are and where you want to go, most people align the map so north is up. It's more than just convenience that the topo maps are always drawn with north up, but it must pain you to read them. :p