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wow, they blew past that record huh, can't imagine that being surpassed in my life, it's held for almost 40 years, and now it's an insane total, what a storm for them, fairly well modeled with that area getting the goods

Thank you so much for letting me know I'll clear it out

I would say use the shovel you beat the snowblower up with but i'm sure that's long gone.

Someone SE of Providence MUST have gotten 40".

Use a tape measure.

Waiting to see if someone in RI will post a 40.

I’ll figure it out

Just barely beat me to it. Really impressive.

Yeah, lots not start new threads until the first flakes are falling (I'm mostly serious, ftr).

18”. Practically the same as the Jan event but this had alot more meat in it.

Think that PVD # is one of the tops.

27 here but still snowing again

Nobody goes in here, lolol

@The 4 SeasonsI tried to send you a message but it said you couldn't receive them? anyway there's a 15.6 ob on the NWS site and mine was 15.2, use whichever in this instance as well, also I'm about 71" on the season, haven't updated the forum total in a while

We don’t have a yardstick

https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=RERPVD&e=202602240000 37.9 inches at PVD!!

Me, too....I just can't win....and it has nothing to do with any geographical limitations of my locale...it's just absolute buzzard's luck. That CT band I though could translate here, and it just redeveloped se of me.

At least I beat BxEngine!

Maybe the coastals are back....just needed a 150 miles north and we would have had Long Island numbers.....

Does anyone know what Boston is reporting?

42” on the ground at TF Green per 6pm METAR (snow depth pre-storm was 5”): KPVD 232051Z COR 35014G28KT 1/2SM R05/4500V5500FT -SN FZFG VV010 M03/M03 A2937 RMK AO2 PK WND 36035/2014 SLP946 SNINCR 2/42 P0001 60002 T10281033 53031 $

That's awesome will you please measure your Dad wont

What was GHD1? The LES from January or a big storm from a bygone era?

How many 20-24”+ storms have you had since these forums started?

Staggering—parts of RI/MA collecting nearly 3’ out of this one.