Winter Weather in Western Essex, New Jersey

Winter Weather February 25, 2022 · Western Essex, New Jersey

What the National Weather Service wrote

Caldwell Airport ASOS reported 0.38 inches of elevated flat ice accretion (or 0.15 radial). West Caldwell via the public reported 0.30 inches of flat ice accretion, and Livingston via the public reported 0.15 inches of radial ice accretion measurement.

The wider storm

Low pressure moved northeast along the Tennessee Valley and the Lower Appalachains and redeveloped along the Mid Atlantic coast as it moved northeast. A mix of sleet and snow changed to freezing rain, and eventually plain rain before ending. Snow amounts were fairly negligible where minor amounts of snow and sleet fell across northern areas before the change to freezing rain and plain rain. No impact LSRs were issued / reported.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1000429. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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