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Like Oprah says “speak it into existence”.

Yeah thanks for the tip, I think I'm gonna end up out to the east in the Concord area, a little bit cheaper, and not in the city, and short commute heading away from the sun.

4.0” here.

He is a little down the road from me

The normal 8” snowfall with no warning lol. Everyone out here caught off guard

Euro has a snowstorm Christmas night

Plus the indicator benchmark actually has worked better for 3” (15 out of 15) than for 4” (14 out of 15). Considering what you said (although I think the indicator has value if used correctly…this storm should more than be enough) and that 3” actually has worked better, I feel that this should already be more than enough (and we still have half the month to go, besides) to consider this a bullish indicator for NYC’s coming Jan+ snowfall to be in the vicinity of or above the 30 year normal of 24” for Jan+. Thus, I’m now predicting NYC will have at the very least 21” from Jan onward on top of whatever the Dec total ends up at: Season…Dec NYC SN...Jan+ NYC SN 20-21…..10.5”….28.1” 17-18……7.7”……33.2” 16-17……3.2”……27.0” 10-11…..20.1”…..41.8” 08-09…..6.0”…..21.6” 05-06…..9.7”…..30.3” 00-01…..13.4”…..21.6” 95-96…..11.5”……64.1” @bluewave@donsutherland1

Ended up at 8.25" after 3 rounds of lake effect this morning. Now the cold really setting in. Feels a ton like winter. Couldn't be happier.

Picked up 1.5” from the lake. Still getting occasional snow showers but it’s compacting faster than it can accumulate. 4” snow depth. Savoring it before the torch.

Congrats to everyone that got on the board.

I think you're in a great spot for this.

2.8” as it winds down

Looks centered in the greater Portland area but nice and steady here.

Agreed - take a look at the 12Z GFS - cold shot after cold shot after the milder period later this week and signals of another snowstorm brewing the last week of December

Miler b always increase risk of heartache in this area Sent from my SM-X210 using Tapatalk

We just had a legit wicked snow squall roll through. I couldn’t see more than 150ft ahead of me at one point. A quick .7”. Taken right before all hell broke loose.

The 12z GEFS shows an interesting evolution of the Scandinavian ridge. Its retrogrades west quickly, establishing a strong -NAO, which then pumps the cold air over Quebec down the east coast while our death ridge gets beaten into oblivion. Despite that, there’s enough of a gradient that one has to think it would open the opportunity for either a miller b or an overrunning setup that would favor the upper southeast and yes, east of the apps for once.

I had written it off actually, A couple models showed some snow getting up here but not enough for me to get onboard.

Roughly 7.3” here, highest amount was 8” even, lowest was 6” even. Still some very light snow but it’s much brighter now with the sun starting to peak through.

Just for the record, for today’s I-95 corridor event, the Euro AI was supreme to just about everything from nearly 6 days out

Amazing how you crapped on this event for days and you’ll end up with more than me lol. Classic

Got approximately 6.5" here in Brick.

Cape is gonna look awesome tomorrow with all this wet snow.

Let’s snake that to Weymouth

Most of the southern 4 counties of CT will be falling in the 2-4" range and 1-2 north of there. Keep in mind a lot of these reports aren't final so theyll be higher than this. this approximates the 2-5" line in CT. ill know tommorrow morning after i get cocorahs reports, coop and NWS PNS releases. Where i drew the line is pretty close to actuality but just tilted a bit more flat and then goes up through nrn fairfield cty.