Amazing Photo of Crescent Moon Over the Navesink
Look up! A crystal clear sky shows a crescent moon beautifully. Check out this shot from Highlands.
Tonight's setting moon over the Twin Lights of Navesink, Highlands, NJ 1/11/16 6:18pm
Posted by Steve Scanlon Photography on Monday, January 11, 2016
Here's a close-up view.
Tonight's waxing crescent Moon, 4.5% illuminated. The other 95.5% of shadow has a faint glow caused by the reflection of sunlight from the Earth, aka Earthshine...
Posted by John Entwistle Photography on Monday, January 11, 2016
Meteorologist Dan Zarrow says...
Could this be our first widespread snow accumulation of the 2015-2016 winter season? Yes... but it won't be much, and accumulation is not quite a sure bet. I have no doubt it will be cold enough to snow Tuesday evening. Falling snow is likely. And light accumulation, especially on colder non-asphalt surfaces, is possible.
Our official forecast calls for a widespread dusting of snow on the ground by Wednesday morning, especially in North Jersey and Central Jersey. Up to an inch of snow accumulation is possible in the higher elevations of northwestern New Jersey. It's about time.
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