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Not buying it. Look at the radar from 1-3pm yesterday and Central park was under some very heavy echoes and I believe also reported heavy snow. You don't get a trace from that in a two hour period. Whatever.

I am fine with this and then touching 70 by the following week. Would be a fitting finale to a really good winter!

Now do islip

It will warm up. It's just a question of intensity/ duration. I'm looking forward to it honestly, even though I am a winter enthusiast. Some walks around the neighborhood would be nice, enjoying some fresh early spring air and sunlight after a long winter. I'm not foolish enough to thing we aren't vulnerable to a reload after that or a last hoorah. The pack fetish starts to wane some with the bright March sun. However, I am always open to snow, if there’s a chance, I will take it. Especially a big late season bowling ball.

Different obs time? Data from CLIMOD: 26: 31 25 2.36" 26.1" 4" 27: 35 29 0.04" 0.3" 26" From the above report: 26: 31 25 0.26" 3.7" 4" 27: 35 29 2.14" 22.1" 26" Same temps, same LE, same depth readings (nearest inch) 24-30; 2/2/4/26/25/24/23. IIRC, NYC was (and still is) using noon for depth measurement. I wonder if the coop reported precip/snowfall at noon as well. Would make sense for a mid-morning start, also one newspaper article I read years ago stated that the snowfall ended shortly after midnight on 12/27.

With the 1.6 inches of snow that occurred with the burst of snow this morning, we now have 63.1 inches of snow so far this season here in Sturbridge, Mass.

Ended up with 11.4 inches of snow here in Sturbridge, Mass. Absolute crazy that just 25 miles to the SE, Providence recorded that 37.9 inches of snow. If only that low had tucked just a few miles closer.....

Was that generated by weathergeek?

The rapid increase in intensity as it moved into far western CT was the real issue. It was tied to a strong 850 / 700 mb warm advection process. It showed up on the spc meso analysis page, but there was low confidence it would materialize. Instead of getting 2+ inches in 5 hours we got it in an hour and a half to 2 hours. That's why I thought the best play for schools was long delay with reassessment as it showed itself more clearly. We get one of these snow ramp ups during the drive period once a winter.

Show me that on Sunday and I'll maybe believe it. I'm not saying this is our last chance, but it could be. Extended warm up likely after Monday. Looked like GFS was brewing something end of the run on 13th after the warm up but way too far out.

That ain't something you see very often! We'll see where the seasonal total for all those locations ends up.

63” on the season would be awesome to get to 80”+.. I believe only 1996 and 2013 did that and they both had 30”+ edit maybe 2011 too? Will check the website later

From your lips to seymo snow’s nips…lets go!

And now it's beautiful. Bright blue sky, blinding almost, it's up to 42° and the streets are dry, narrower than they should be but what's cleared is dry. It's pretty amazing how quickly this stuff is compacting too.

It’s weird. The max/mins in nowdata are the same as this. The total precipitation is the same. The snow depth is the same. But the daily precip and snow numbers are slightly different.

That looks so real and so scary. What should we do?

ASOUT

From our friends in the MA Forum GEFS with could signal

We almost did it in 2010-11, but that winter fell apart.

Sun broke through in downtown Baltimore around noon - up to 55 now - feels great. Wind is up tho.

Hey now! I’m quite a years younger than a lot of you!

Monday into Tuesday?

42 and gorgeous out! Roads completely dry like it never snowed.

Great news! You shouldn't take your firing from future pbp's very hard then. J/k Congrats on the biology test. Just don't go out and experiment with what you learned. Lol

Where does the 26.4” in 1947 come from? The original COOP form has 25.8”