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I think you got a 20”er in Dec 2020? But yea a very underwhelming stretch for 18+ events since Feb 13 for WOR in SNE…

Same here but without the flakes. Sun tried but failed.

No sun high 38

I'd put in a couple mile Jebwakk in that. I'd probably even do a night nighttime Jebwalk in that. During LES on the Tug the wind is ripping along the edges of the snowband, whipping up vertices of blinding ground blizzards across the Tug. It looks like they are dancing along the edge of the storm. The arctic blue sky is right overhead, contrasting against a wall of black, to an almost a brownish colored, fast moving clouds. Once the band starts to slide over you the blue sky disappears and the wind whipped snowflakes start to appear. The intensity doubles with every wind gust until your jaw drops in amazement at the extreme display of mother nature. Suddenly you're in the heart of the beast. It goes completely calm. The intensity of the snow takes over all of your senses. The faint sound of a bird chirping in an world dominated by the snowflakes is surreal.

He will be one of the few posters on the NE forum that is actually ahead of average snowfall season to date.

The one in the back is about to cry

Let’s everybody try to smile, hey?

Reggie cancelled too.

Well, my luck with starting threads had to run out sometime. Better this one than Friday

The 84h NAM sure looks....

3rd year with a stinker month within met winter? Feb 24, 3.7" Jan 25, 5.6" All the above maps leave this area in the north fringe, though it's 3-4 days out.

Nam at 84hrs does not look like euro at 84hrs

Kinda wish I had that going, we are melting hard right now

You wonder with this south push if Friday also does the same

I wouldn’t mind some of this for Friday so we’re not dealing with rain and sleet

I was literally going back in my images to look for that exact run What a fun storm that one was. For me personally down in Fleetwood, I enjoyed it more than 2016. We got more snow and, although rates never exceeded 2" an hour at peak, it snowed literally for days.

I’ve only seen the sun one day since I returned up here last week.

I told my buddy in Toms River to get a comfortable bed ready for me.

A quick AI search reports Washington Reagan 8.6" with annual seasonal average of 14". NY City has received 21.2" with a 25 year seasonal average of 29". I have measured just over 11" total in Lincoln County this season. My annual average states 5”.

The CPC disagrees, as the first half of March looks warm:

lol EPS

It was warm down there at the end on this run, Doesn't mean much though being the Nam right now.

Nasty day today here….mid 30s and overcast. A few weenie flakes too, esp during morning.

I had pics on here but not sure if I deleted them to make room. I think I did.

And if you’re in RI, just 1 mile South, you’re Screwed. AGAIN.