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  2. bluewave
    The blizzard was the only time this winter that the GFS did so well. It’s really hard to say why this was the case. But now we are probably back to the regularly scheduled programming of the AIFS or EPS AIFS doing better. It could just be the broken clock analogy with the GFS but we may never know for sure.
  3. ChangeofSeasonsWX
    Yeah but regardless of temperature, 1978 stalled which was the main reason why there were those high totals over a large area. If this one tracked further inland wouldn't it have been another Feb 2013 where CT gets those totals instead of SEMA/RI?
  4. Kitz Craver
    Still have to watch late March for a final stand
  5. dryslot
    Starting to see a bit of enhancement, Radar back building over to the west in NH here which was modeled quite well, Should end up around 3" or so, My call was 2-4".
  6. Brian D
    So I get hit with a blizzard with 20-40" storm totals, and then the NE gets hit with the same. Ma Nature n Old Man Winter hookin up on a waterbed
  7. Snowshack
    2.25” new in wading river. Pretty epic scenery outside for our area. Glad we can still do it.
  8. weatherwiz
    It's a huge weakness of the NAM where it can often struggle at initializing precipitation
  9. EastonSN+
    We are going to roast for a while it seems.
  10. Duca892
    Funny seeing people comment on weather forecasters/enthusiasts facebook statuses about Monday/Tuesday. Can tell people have been sharing the GFS snow maps lol
  11. cannoliman42
    It was the complete outlier for this past blizzard until a few days before. All hail the GFS!
  12. liwxfan
    Still snowing heavily in north suffolk. Gotta be about 3 inches out there of New snow.
  13. 40/70 Benchmark
    I didn't really complain in 2015, when I had 115.5" and the south shore had like 135".
  14. zenmsav6810
    I'm not sure if I really agree. I got just about nothing but flurries but for some reason this moisture never really seemed to make it over the higher elevations which id what i saw in the modeling too.
  15. weatherpruf
    not sure, waiting for RU to weigh in with an update.
  16. penndotguy
    It has been a great winter although out here near Reading we are at 27” for the season so far, one good one before Spring would be great.
  17. WxWatcher007
    2-3 days ago it was a hit. 23rd runs on GFS and 22nd runs on Euro were last time the had something meaningful.
  18. RUNNAWAYICEBERG
    3.0” Southbury, CT
  19. Northof78
    Im just north of you guys and I am @ 51" , where are you?
  20. Heisy started following E PA/NJ/DE Spring 2026 Obs/Discussion
  21. Heisy
    Seen head fakes lately though. It does coincide with the PV split. Then question is does it couple wit the troposphere instantly or is there a lag effect.
  22. GaWx
    March following Nina winter by phase (based on Baltimore): remember these are just averages 1: +1.0 (near Niña Mar climo) 2: -0.1 3: +1.8 4: +0.3 5: +2.1 (2nd warmest) 6: +2.6 (warmest)(also warmest in Feb) 7: -1.7 (coldest) 8: -0.7 (2nd coldest) AVG: +0.7 for all phases Phase 6 breakdown: MB 3 B 1 N 7 A 4 MA 5
  23. ORH_wxman
    Eyeballing an inch with one more solid band to move through....would be awesome if we could get to 2".
  24. weatherpruf
    where are you on the season?
  25. Monty
    Mods can we make a pinned thread with Sacrus's accuwx radar link? Good grief ten people must've asked for it in the last 5 days
  26. ariof
    SN/SN+ in Kendall Square. Viz <1 mi (probably around 3/4 based on which building outlines I can and can't see).
  27. penndotguy
    Was thinking the same thing when I woke up, I mean dews were in the low 20’s and temp was 32 and watching the radar I don’t know how it wasn’t snowing.
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