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I’ve seen you post these pictures before. They are great!

I just fell short of 32 today and only reached 31 for a high after a 16 low. But the sun is doing its job slowly evaporating the snow away, although the huge plowed and shoveled mounds ain't going nowhere anytime soon. Currently 27 with dp 14.

it's there now. limited number of reports as there was no cocorahs at the time and NWS wasn't doing snowfall PNS yet...so it's just COOP and climo sites to go off of. But its up with radar/sfc/snowfall maps.

Looking likely. I can live with a thaw after a quick 2 inches Wednesday night. .

If anyone has season-to-date snowfall totals let me know as i'm thinking about doing another update this week for seasonal snowfall maps. -Thanks

Hello my fellow Columbian

Analysis of pavement temps after today show there has been very little movement up in the temperatures with most places between 22-27F off the asphalt. Anything that does fall will easily stick to every single surface, so anything could be impactful for rush hour on Wednesday morning. Unless we get nothing of course.....but I'm not manifesting that

Depends on where you live but every climate site in SNE/Tri-State is above to well above season-to-date snowfall. That is, of course, going to fall to closer to normal over the next 7 days or so. I might do another season-to-date update this week if anyone wants to give me their snowfall totals in SNE.

My morning low just west of Eden was 4.1°. There were several other locations in Rockingham County that were colder. The coldest temperatures I could find were in the Madison area, where two personal weather stations, KNCMADIS60 and KNCMADIS38 dropped to -4.5° and -3.5°, respectively. KSIF dropped to 2.3° at 7:35am. Both the Dan and Smith rivers are frozen over in several locations. The first picture is of the Dan taken from the Hwy 87 bridge, and the second, the Smith taken in North Spray. I've only seen this much ice on the rivers a handful of times over the years. In January 1985 Eden saw temperatures fall well below zero a couple of nights, and highs only reached the mid-teens during the day. This is also when I recorded the lowest temperature in Eden since I first began keeping records in 1981. I had a morning low of -11° on the 21st and -6° on the 22nd. I was much younger and foolish back then, and my friends and I walked across the Smith River during that cold spell. The pictures below were taken on January 23, 1985 and are of me standing in the middle of the river and my friend Robert as he was walking across.

I actually do appreciate it...walked to the bus stop to get my daughter after I had my colonoscopy cherry popped today...fixated on everything from the size of the piles to the resiliency of the snow on the side roads and roofs after more than a week removed from snowfall with any purpose. You guys only interact with me on here, which is when I have the IV in...if nothing is injecting into my veins at that time, I get moody.

H octuple R is ready to rumble

Cold rain haha

Total snow since 1/19/26…

Yup…

Most important HRRRRRRR run of our weenie lives running right now to see if we get a cartopper or a trashcan topper

The only meh thing I will say about MBY with regards to the cold is I haven’t had one of those uber cold rad nights we sometimes get. Like -15 to -20 or so.

No contest.

Nope...just like I told you on the January PNA.

It’s been quite good here Garth. Sadly maybe not so much over at lava lake.

Above freezing today and the blazing sun did its dirty work. I've seen every body of water completely frozen over. That's the first time in a very long time.

Bar is low, but itll probably produce more here than the last 90 storm page thread

minus the "great" part.

Total or near-total snowfall shutouts at NYC from Feb 1 to Apr 30 include 2002 and 2020 (Tr amounts, and 2012 (0.2"). These were after poor starts of 3.5" (Jan 2002), 4.8" (Dec 2019, Jan 2020) and 7.2" (Oct 2011 and Jan 2012). 1878 was also quite poor, 2.0" in Feb and no snow in March or April followed just 6.1" in Jan 1878. 1953-54 was not much better with 0.9" in total Feb-Apr following 14.9" (Nov 1953 and Jan 1954; Dec 1953 also had no snow). 1931-32 and 1972-73 were low-snowfall throughout. In 1932, 2.4" followed just 2.9" earlier, and in 1973, 1.0" followed 1.8". Recent dud winters 2022-23 and 2023-24 had most of their small totals in February so they don't make this list. Other low producers include some better winters overall ... These are the winters that had less than 2.0" in total from Feb 1 on (in addition to the above seven generally low-snowfall winters) ... 1924-25 ... 1.3" followed 28.3" mostly in Jan 1924. 1952-53 ... 1.3" followed 13.8" from Oct 1952 to Jan 1953 1970-71 ... 1.7" followed 13.8" from Dec 1970 and Jan 1971. 1987-88 ... 1.5" followed 17.6" from Nov 1987 to Jan 1988. If this winter produces less than 2" more snow, it would be the second largest winter snowfall to include that level of snow drought (1924-25 would remain ahead) Conversely, the highest winter snowfall following 22" or less to Jan 31 appears to be 1993-94, starting Feb with 18.9" and ending the winter at 53.4" ... second is 1906-07, going from 12.3" after Jan 1907 to 53.2" by end of April 1907. Third place goes to 1933-34 (15.5" to 52.0"), then fourth was 1966-67 when 10.5" expanded to 51.5" after a snowy Feb and Mar 1967, next fifth place 2009-10 when 14.9" ended up at 51.4", followed by (tied) sixth place 1915-16 going from 8.8" to 50.7" matched the next year (1916-17) when 14.3" went to 50.7" ... 8th was 2014-15 (17.9" to 50.3") then 9th 2002-03 (15.9" to 49.3") and 10th 1919-20 going from 17.0" to 47.6", then 11th 1895-96, at only 3.0" to end of Jan, adding 43.0" in Feb to Apr 1896 for a total of 46.0" (after which it turned record hot for about a month mid-April to mid-May) ... and 12th place was 1887-1888 which got to 45.5" from 20.3" after Jan, adding just 3.0" in Feb and the Blizzard of 1888 plus a few other inches in March (22.2") (and none in April). 13th place is 1958 (went from 17.9" to 44.7" total). More recently 2020-2021 added more than half of its total of 38.6" after Feb 1st (barely). It would be nice if 2026 could find a place in this rather extensive list.

Revenge of the west. Pacific angry. Torch and Feb thunderstorm pattern ahead