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Didn't we pull a 30 burger in January 2015? That's probably as close as we'll get.

Thank you!!

Looks like coastal NH getting into the blizzard conditions now

He called this a hit or suppression. He was doing well and then went with the rgem for some ungodly reason. Like i said 36-48 hours ago or so, the writing was on the wall.

Someone in Easton reported only a bit over 10 inches at 7am from local news. WTF

NYC will go over 50" and have a below normal temp wise winter by several degrees. So much for that VEI 7 volcano huh @bluewave? Time to re-evaluate your dumb hypothesis, or tell a few walls that might care.

Can’t imagine what it’s like in RI rotting in that band

A bit short on the 35 mph sustained winds, but Worcester Airport is reporting visibility of .25 miles for 6 consecutive hours. I'm not far from there, and we've had consistent, moderate snow here. Not sure where the freezing fog is coming from. Maybe snow covered sensors?

At least it’s done something here it almost never does, which is basically snow for 24 hours straight imby.

On Greenwich Bay.. before and now Incredibly awesome out

My parents are over 2’ in Ocean County, NJ so far. Light snow on my commute into work.

Try resizing them on your phone before uploading. Android makes it pretty simple to do, and you can usually get them under 1 MB.

Best has definitely been to west of me..but gotta be somewhere in 10-12" range. Wonder if that fronto pushes east a bit

i love the smell of subsidence during a blizzard. This storm will be forgotten by Wednesday. Not even top 100 for me. Congrats again to those receiving their ‘78 storm. I’ll never get to experience one of those.

wtf why is my radarscope being lit up with wind gusts reports of 15-20 mph lol. don't they have a setting to display only above a certain measurement lol

Can't even measure with the wind, it is absolutely ripping. By time I finished first round of the driveway I already had 3-4" starting to pile up. This is a weenies dream

Got you

Not always. 2016 was preceded by 2013-14 and 2014-15, both all time winters. And 2006 was preceded by 2002-03, 2003-04, and 2004-05, all cold and snowy winters. Also, don't forget about 2009-10 and 2010-11. This proves that recently it seems like good winters come in stretches.

32 degrees and getting caked at Plymouth . Low at sub 970 I think. Guy is on a plow being interviewed without any hat or headgear. .

How much do you have @qg_omega?

Ohhh snowmannnnnn

For an 8:00 am reading, currently 30 with dp 30 and persistent SN. Finally climbed through the tundra to get to the board (which is on a table) and what was there was taller than the 12" ruler, so got a 2nd one to get 13.5". The Ryan Hall Y'All look-alike snow ruler that I had adjacent to the board, had snow that drifted to almost 17" (I had sprayed it with teflon spray to at least minimize wet snow plastered against it). I did remember that 10 years ago, I bought a 4ft aluminum T-square that I had used to make some replacement dresser drawer bottoms, so dug in the basement to find that and try it. It was difficult to find an "open" place to sink it (my back patio is poured concrete with strips of ground on either side) but both my lilacs are completely bent over onto what open center patio area there was, so readings there would be skewed. Still, it ended up sinking to at least 12" - 13" in multiple spots (and I left it out there). I cleared most of the board (that I could get to) and will see what comes next. Time to buy an old-fashioned wooden yardstick.

Not to be greedy, but hoping we can get an accumulating snow in March, even if it is just a sloppy inch or two. Not often we can claim accumulating snows in Dec, Jan, Feb and March -- it's like hitting for the cycle.

Same total here but add a few tenths. 

There are a lot of people who wont be able to post here until they post a written apology to the NWS mets.