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If you have a very windy storm like this one and you measure downwind from a roof, you definitely can get inflated totals. These are always so hard to get measurements in. You are essentially reporting a measurement with a legit 10% error bar.

this is the first storm i can ever recall talking about a roof assist lmao. But its probably a thing, to some degree (a small percentage)

I saw a 16.5 report from oxford somewhere too so I’m probably a roof assisted 1-2” too high.

wonder if he'll ever come back....

compaction too.

Alot of melting going on

Higher sun angle , direction roof faces and slope -temps above freezing yesterday and close enough to freezing today to promote melting- poor insulation just below the roof - solar panels etc. etc.

My car and my area

Just like that the models are decreasing rain totals again for this week

Couple yellow golf balls and we'd be good to go.

just an observation I just left Westchester to come down to work in Queens. And I made a stop in Whitestone to shovel my parents. It is not even close in terms of snow. I don’t know where many of these measurements were made down in the city. I’m assuming on large grassy areas. Because the snow lying around on the streets of Queens is a fraction, a small fraction of what we have 10 miles north of the Bronx. I saw Whitestone reported 23 inches of snow. I’ve been in Whitestone with a 2 foot storm, and this isnt it. just for reference in the photo below, that’s what people in Westchester are dealing with right now. i’m sure I on Long Island the scenes are similar.

Just took a walk around and I’m confident in saying we exceeded ‘78 here in Fall River.

Is this overdone? Probably. But it sure as hell is a solid signal for March.

i'll figure it out when its truly over sometime in very late Mar/early April when snow threats drop to near 0 around. Right now its probably A- ish

Also I believe we have more opportunities coming in March and in April for more chances for snowfall especially with what im seeing the middle of March.

Doesn't it kind of seem a little more like the one we had back in January? That one kind of slid up through Tennessee in the states that surround into our area, but wasn't an actual Nor'easter storm. IDK ..

It was windy and now the sun is out in late February? .

Our temperatures do spike, but that's because the boundary temps are easily warmed in late February and early March by the increased solar input, but this is not necessarily impacting the wet bulb temperature significantly and that is what matters to our snow chances. I think the fact that it feels warmer, and that any snow we do get will melt real quick, gives the false impression that our chances of snow are going down more than they actually are in late Feb and early March.

I believe im at about 29 inches for the season.

March 98 laughed at pack in NNE.

Our chances of a warning level snowfall event in Baltimore on any given day don't really degrade much until you hit about March 10th when they drop off a cliff quick.

Yeah I don’t think I have to think hard about my grade this year.

Just wanted to drop in from the Mid Atlantic forum to say congrats to all on these amazing totals and an epic storm. We got shafted yet again here in Baltimore (been a miserable decade for the North Central Maryland specifically), but I’m trying not to be TOO big of a bitter bitch about it. I’m super jealous of y’all, but I really am happy for fellow weenies that got to enjoy such a historic event.

I mean, image of the season stuff right here.

more than a little, i def tossed it.