#Voorhees NJ

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A Look at Snow Totals in Voorhees, NJ and Deptford, NJ

For many of us living in snowy climes, the arrival of winter forecasts poses a powerful question mark over the next few months. Faced with the potential for inches, or even feet, of snow, how can we prepare, and what should we expect? This is particularly pertinent in locales with notably varied and sometimes extreme winter weather, such as Voorhees, NJ, and Deptford, NJ, where snowfall is not just a meteorological event, but a pivotal part of the community's annual narrative.

From the anticipated flurry of routines that change with snow days to the intricacies of snow removal engineering, understanding snowfall isn't just about looking back; it's crucial for looking forward, both in preparation and policy. Local residents turn an analytic eye to weather stats and reports, seeking patterns and predictions to guide their actions. In response, we’ve rounded up snowfall data, historical context, and community perspectives to paint a comprehensive picture of how snow totals deeply impact our local lives.

Understanding Snow Totals

Snowfall—measured in inches or centimeters—is more than the scenic draping of white over trees; it informs a cascade of reactions, from the pragmatic to the celebratory. But what causes these winter cascades? Snow is the product of precipitation in cold weather. Atmospheric elements must combine in just the right way to form those crystalline structures. The method by which we calculate snowfall is a combination of art, math, and science, fittingly called “snow water equivalent,” which translates the depth of fallen snow into the amount of water it would displace.

Yet, despite meticulous measurements, snowfall can be notoriously difficult to predict. Why? Mainly because its creation requires several layers of specific atmospheric conditions, all subject to subtle shifts. This means one city can be dusted with light snow while another is blanketed in a heavy sheet.

Within the microclimates of snow total Voorhees NJ and Deptford, variables such as distance from water bodies, elevation, and temperature inversion play roles that residents, businesses, and local governments respect. Precise forecasts matter; botch that anticipation, and you risk incidents from a surprise snowstorm.

Historical Snowfall Data

Over the last decade, snowfall has carved a varied portrait in these two cities. Voorhees, a suburb west of Boston, and Deptford, a modest drive south from New York City, have both seen their fair share of wintry weather. However, they exhibit a stark contrast in their annual snow averages, underscoring the distinct experiences of regional climate.

Voorhees, nestled close to the freezing waters of the Atlantic Ocean, has experienced an average annual snowfall of 57 inches, while Deptford, positioned further inland, tallies a more moderate 25 inches. These numbers reflect not just a geographical ‘snow shadow’ but a tale of local climates shaped by their position relative to major waterways and topographical features. Ironically for some, the less snowy backdrop of Deptford may be a conscious choice over its more northeasterly competitor.

Yet within these averages, the meticulous observer will spot anomalies and emerging patterns. In Voorhees, for instance, there's an unmistakable increase in heavy snowstorms over the years, likely tied to the warming of ocean waters, which fuels more turbulent atmospheric conditions. Meanwhile, Deptford's consistency is testimony to the inland control of its climate, a stable (relatively speaking) canvas for predictable snow patterns.

Impact on Daily Life

Looking out the window at a white landscape can elicit a mixture of emotions, but it also heralds concrete changes to daily life. The private and public spheres alike must adjust when snow sweeps into town. Schools close, public transport halts, and local businesses prepare for fluctuating demand. The battle cry for snowplows and shovels is sounded, as roads and sidewalks become battlegrounds against the isolating nature of deep snow.

The impact of snow isn't just felt in the hassle of the morning commute. Lurking beneath the snow banks are potential hazards that, if left unattended, can disrupt life for days. The headache of navigating roads around piles of snow morph into the dire scuffle against potential flooding as the snow melts, itself a would-be antagonist were it not for diligent preparations. In Voorhees, where higher snowfall is more common, the community orchestration of tackling these challenges is a well-rehearsed symphony, with local heroes stepping forward during each act.

Preparation and Response

In these communities, the narrative of snow is not just experienced passively—it's a dialogue, an improvisational drama. Meteorologists, public works departments, emergency responders, local officials, and residents are all part of the cast, and their roles are as rigorously rehearsed as they are subject to sudden changes. Preparing for snowfalls isn't simply a checklist; it's a cultural benchmark, an immutable event that binds neighbors and authorities in common cause.

In Voorhees, for example, routine winterizing includes not only stocking up on supplies but also checking in with neighbors, especially the elderly and infirm, to ensure their safety. Meanwhile, in Deptford, the focus lies in equipping and training emergency response teams for snow-related incidents, despite the lessened regularity of such occurrences. The key understands that while snow may fall and accumulate, the risks related to it are what communities must collectively reflect upon and mitigate before the first flake takes flight.

Community Engagement

What's an annual snowstorm if not an opportunity for shared experiences and enduring memories? Within these communities, the individual stories of snow days weave a tapestry of resilience, camaraderie, and the simple joy of a common obstacle overcome. Whether it's the impromptu sledding competitions in Voorhees or the snow-clearing volunteers in Deptford, the community's response to its weather is a testament to the very fabric that unites it.

Residents of Voorhees and snow total Deptford NJ have learned, through snowfall, to listen to their environment and each other, to adapt and to overcome. From business owners who must adjust their hours to families who transform snow into art and recreation, every snowflake is an opportunity for the community to flex its collective muscle, remind itself of its cohesion, and demonstrate its triumph over adversity.

Looking to the Future

Rising temperatures are reshaping the climate, yet the long arm of snowfall still reaches across our landscape with its fundamental impacts. How we measure and manage this snow, as well as how we brace ourselves for its unpredictable nature, will continue to be a barometer not just of meteorological conditions, but also of our community's resiliency.

The coming years aren't just about dealing with the snow we've already predicted. They're about preparing for the changes in the patterns we've come to expect. With a thoughtful eye towards historical data and a proactive stance on response and mitigation, Voorhees, Deptford, and other snow-burdened cities can continue not just to weather winter, but to thrive within it.

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i have a crack headcanon that since jason is from new jersey he is fucking awful at driving

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What the fuck is up with New Jersey in horror?

We have our own cryptid, and every fuvking slasher villain is from here.

Friday the 13th? Camp Crystal lake is a real place here in Jersey.

Halloween? Haddonfield is a real place in Jersey.

Nightmare on Elm Street? I’m like 70% sure Badham is also in Jersey.

Basically: what Jersey does to a mf:

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Exterior of Voorhees Town Center, featuring closed LensCrafters and Tilt Studio. I love those retro lamp posts

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June 18, 2020

Cross Park Trail -> Parcourse Trail -> Hill Acres Trail -> Solar System Trail -> Vista Trail Voorhees State Park, NJ 6.1 miles 735 ft Elevation Gain

It poured rain on me the whole time, but I absolutely loved it. Today was the first hike with rocky terrain and elevation since I got my boot off, and my foot felt great. Hopefully I don't do something stupid and re-break it. Today's hike, like I said, was rainy. Mist came through the woods and it felt dreamlike. I also got to see George's Thrones again which is always cool.

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Schlocktoberfest XIII - Day 19: Friday the 13th - Voorhees

Friday the 13th – Voorhees Full Movie:    *Spoilers Throughout* What’s This About: Something about a killer wearing a hockey mask stalking folks in the woods. Here are some of my observations as I watched the film: Is that an original music score? That’s crazy! Also filmed in Blairstown, NJ, site of the original F13. Same Hope, NJ cemetery as well. I’m sure Blairstown loves the publicity. Will…

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Remember When? Podcast: A Fun-Filled Time Machine for Gen Z & Millennials

 The premise of the Remember When? podcast is summarized by creator / host Jose Colon-Cruz: "It's the Home of Zillennial (Gen Z and Millennial) nostalgia. Three Zillennial cousins revisiting the late 90s to mid-2000s. Buckle up and take a trip on the nostalgia rocket ship."

That's a clever and inventive premise, and I'm pleased to say that Jose delivers on his podcast pledge.

Remember When? is a classic example of an independent podcast that went through on-the-job training and graduated into a full-blown podcast that can capture the interest of Jose's target audience -- Gen Z and Millennials or Zillennial. This podcast began pre-COVID in March 2020. The first episode started strong with a discussion of Pokémon. Like many beginning independent podcasts, improvements are made, processes locked down, and the talent roster solidified. 

The first sixteen episodes ran until late May 2021. These shows were strong, with nostalgia-laden topics such as Wii Sports, Chuck E Cheese, Teen Titans, and board games. 

Then, taking time to retool and come back strong, Jose began recording and releasing episodes in April 2023. Since then, Remember When? has released episodes just about weekly. 

Now, with cousins Amir and Johnny as co-hosts, and recording in Suite Recording in Voorhees, NJ, one of the state-of-the art audio / video studios run by Joe Gangemi and Rich DeSisto, Remember When? is hitting its stride as an indie podcast.

With sound quality now dialed in with Suite Recording, and Jose and co-hosts Amir and Johnny gelling as a hosting team, the podcast has produced its most ear-worthy episodes in the last 18 months.

My favorite episodes include Pillow Pets and Snuggies, the Goosebumps scary book collection, the best TV holiday specials, Veggie Tales, the Got milk ad campaign, and the last episode of Ripley's Believe It Or Not!. 

Jose Colon-Cruz is a superb host who researches his topics, acts as the gatekeeper for the conversation so it doesn't head too far astray, creates a strong connection with listeners, and has an innate curiosity that is instrumental when discussing nostalgia.

Colon-Cruz understands that nostalgia is fascinating when it is evaluated during its "time," and then dissected with the benefit of years or decades to more objectively assess its impact. All this is accomplished with humor and with a focus on their Zillennial listeners.

Jose Colon-Cruz is like many independent podcasters. He does it for the love of the medium and to connect with people. A graduate of Kutztown University in Pennsylvania, he's an energetic, hard-driving, articulate 30ish man who works multiple jobs, including the National Guard Reserve. In fact, Jose just completed his personal trainer certification. Podcasts are successful when they deliver content to their target audience. Jose Colon-Cruz has accomplished that goal with Remember When?. It's nostalgia, but not for Boomers (they have plenty of nostalgia podcasts designed for them) but for his generation.

Remember When? serves listeners nostalgia wrapped in silliness, insight and a communal recall session with Millennials and GenZers. It's a must-listen, regardless of your generation.

After all, Jose Colon-Cruz believes that "Nostalgia is the only friend that stays with you forever."

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