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Coming down good

Yup never hit 30. 27 for 1996 was the most. Only 3 20 plus storms in my life. 2010/2011 were 16, 16 and 18 for the 3 storms.

Blizzard of 1888

Never learn

N MA border and S NH look like they are in a prime spot.

NYC will finish this winter with below average snowfall. We won't see another flake until next winter. February 2026 was one of the biggest rug pulls ever

December 2000 takes the cake. We went from 12-18” to literally nothing and had no clue it was a total fail until well into the day of. This one we knew the dry slot was likely on top of us, it just sucked bc it snowed a lot literally 360 degrees around us

You know it’s bad when there are more pictures or wraps than snow maps closing in on dinner.

I think I’m officially rooting for spring now. Of course I’ll take a snowstorm if one shows up for us but today was nice!!!

Dusted here with that initial band

that looks great for here

I personally would like one more opportunity here, mainly snow. It was a decent winter event a few weeks ago. Im glad it was mainly snow/sleet. Imo, we would probably want to see the epo trend negative before we had a realistic chance. Or a -ao. West tennessee avoided the real cold weather this winter, as compared to east of here. It will be interesting with el niño next winter and a +qbo with high solar.

She is a non met met

It’s too weak. It’s got to phase way earlier near Alabama

Light mix of snow. sleet, and freezing rain here. 31.

Looks amazing

Hmm

Euro is cold enough for snow at the 850 level but 925 level is a few degrees to warm

Wait who is that? Lol

Euro is just a bad dream.

Euro has a coastal but it needs to phase sooner to give it that umph. The sw low is weak ass

27.6° +SN Pounding

Would anyone have insight into what is going on with the hourly readings at KFRG (Farmingdale) and KISP (MacArthur/Islip Airport)? 1. Noticed a few days ago that there will often be four or five consecutive hours with the temperature unchanged, for example the past four hours at KFRG have been 30.9. 2. That's another thing - sometimes the temps are whole numbers, sometimes they're to the tenth of a degree. And there are far too many whole numbers to be chalked up to the temp being right at the whole number and the decimal being dropped. It's like sometimes they're measured to the tenth, and sometimes they're not. 3. When did temps start being reported at all in tenth increments? I could well have missed it, but I don't recall ever seeing that. 4. I started noticing that the KFRG temp was quite different from my local temp fairly nearby, when it used to track quite closely. Today when I went to the KISP page I see that the temperatures are identical to KFRG, as if the KFRG numbers are literally KISP's. What gives? Edit: Here are the links to the KFRG and KISP 3 day history pages, respectively: KFRG: https://forecast.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KFRG.html KISP: https://forecast.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KISP.html

Sleet obs in the bright echoes over ALB

They key will be how efficiently that NY state stuff develops ESE.