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Philadelphia international 1.3 in?

Maxed out here at 4.5” the temp drop really helped with the fluff factor for the last 1”. Quite a festive morning! .

I like to think of posters as I do model guidance...they all have biases, you just have to learn to accept that and elicit whatever value there is to glean from them. You aren't going to "fix" their biases....all it is going to do is create underlying tension that will create distractions, and detract from the quality of the forum dialogue.

5.5 JC Heights

T30.6 DP22.3 Just over 5" here in NE Monmouth Co. Still snowing light to moderate.

6.5" as of 10:30. 1.2" in the past hour. 27.9⁰ Moderate to occasionally heavy snow continues. I'm about to drive over to Farmingville. Should be a bit of an adventure.

I know it's rare in this setup, but any chance the storm does not cut west of us? Or transfers to something developing off the coast?

Probably a shredder look because the ridge is centered over CONUS. If we could get that ridge to go a bit further back over west US, we'd be in better shape, but that storm heading into the west coast will just force the ridge to roll over anyway

Just hit 4.0 inches at Easton CT.

About 1" here. Fighting dry air all night. Very tiny snowflakes and Temps around 30F.

Just hit 4.0 inches at Easton CT. Was a little too far north and east.

Ended up with about 6” just west of Allentown. That was a fun storm. Love the overperformers.

Looks like 5.5" is the final tally for Garwood NJ.

That would probably boost them to 3", considering ratios are likely closer to 10:1 now that temps are a few degrees colder than this morning. Do you know how much LE has fallen at LGA and JFK since then

7 inches in Point Beach. Much of that is compacted. There will be 8-9 inch totals somewhere along 195.

Mesos did a great job delaying the cold air at the surface which was one of the limiting factors (and poor snow growth at least imby). 1 more hour of snow below freezing everyone would’ve been happy

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still snowing here, looks like more coming for you

Most are using the observation thread once the snow started

CPK station picked up 0.14” of liquid equivalent 7-10AM since the 7AM 1.1” measurement per the link below. When adding what they got since 10AM with it still falling, they could approach 0.20” liquid equivalent since the 1.1” measurement. https://forecast.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KNYC.html

Odds of a favorable, general pattern may be against us in the east, but we get the bulk of our snows in meh patterns, and they are usually dirty storms (zr and/or ip). I'm of the opinion this winter will produce some moderate, at least, events.

Sitting at just shy of 3.5” in Ansonia. .

It is amazing how negative people are. We have had the best start to winter in years. Ski areas nearing 100% open for snowmaking trails and Vermont doing better than the Rockies. You would think it has been 50s and raining everyday. My oil consumption is up almost 25% from this time last year, so it has been cold. Upcoming pattern looks mild for a few days but nothing like we have had recently with weeks of mild at the peak of winter. Sit back and enjoy the snow today.

I have not read previous posts. Tri-state area seems to be getting the jack. A festive football game at Foxboro. Just got back from a rehab facility. Ketoacidosis, that was scary! I'M BACK...IT be SNOWING!