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Been underway for about 45 mins here, SN, 27/25°F
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.2” yesterday brings it to 18.8”, making it the snowiest since 2015/16.
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Ehh, looks like this forecast was a bust. Already at about 3.5". The City apparently thought one pass with salt was going to cut it. Cars getting stuck at the end of my street. I tried to push a 4' wide shovel, but even with a 10% slope in my favor it's too heavy.
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Probably sleet
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Looks like pingers about to RT 2 in ORH County and N of the RT 2 further east. About to Lowell now. That was a good event though for Rt 2 and northward....even here overperformed my own expectations.
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Holy overperformer. . Got twice the forecast Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk
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Prismshine Productions started following Morch 3-4 Kitchen Sink
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temps dropping
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2/24 - 2/25 Clipper Obs (1 - 2" for many on forum)
The 4 Seasons replied to Northof78's topic in New York City Metro
@snywx @CPcantmeasuresnow@CPcantmeasuresnow you guys got a total for this, it would be helpful, theres almost nothing for Orange county if you see this within the hour -
Massive flakes and puking snow... holy shit
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Looking forward to it.
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~4 BN with normal based on 2006-25. Nothing drastic but the change from runs of just a few days back is what’s most notable. Also, will this getting colder trend continue?
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The latest GEFS and Euro says generally warmer than normal the next 30 days with a brief cold snap mid- month. Snow chances are very limited other than western areas above 1000 ft.
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Blairsville, GA
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1.1" in the last hour for a total of 2.5" so far. Down to 27F with thick moderately sized dendrites. As others have noted, the snow growth has occasionally been excellent. Satisfied with this event given expectations, even with the sleet line moving north. We have also just broken 70" on the season.
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Anyone at the Knox Co MRX SkyWarn similar right now? .
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Using NYC as an example and assuming the departures below normal being shown are correct for 3/16-3/22, what would the actual temps (highs) in degrees F be when compared to normal high temperatures in that time frame (3/16-3/22)? Just a ballpark if that verified?
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Hills mostly for that one unless it trends colder
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ok thanks. Yeah i mean this whole thing was just a rough guesstimate and i used the NESIS map for data points and coop/climo data. I have no idea what the hell was happening back in the horse and buggy days. But ive heard a lot of the official stuff is way under reported. Kocin said its probably their biggest storm of all time and the 21" is way under done. And for sure BDR is under
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Crushed here! Should have been a winter storm warming.
