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Very very lucky out at WXW2…

April fools lol

My gut tells me a cold shot on Monday, but no snow. If there is a precip event, it will be Tuesday night into Wednesday, and will be primarily rain. After that will be a huge warm up.

Imo, if we get a +pdo and -amo, we should see colder winters more often. We are due for that soon I believe.

Fold

PVD had a 37” depth gain and reported “only” 37.9” new

It’s been dry here overall, so I guess we’ll take the rain lol

First week of April looks money

Not sure why but SREFS are showing .5 in snow early evening tomorrow.

Might voluntarily head out for this one

suppression in march, man i hate this place

lol, ICON is a whole lotta nothing

No real wild predictions here. If you want snow in NYC in March, you are looking at the first three weeks. Week 1 looks cold and snowy. Week 2 looks a bit AN. Once you get to week 3 and 4 the clock runs out on the game. Then of course there is the freak April storm… and this seems like the type of year where something like that could happen

I don't mean to be or sound like a jackass, but Corey does make a fairly good point here. Not to mention he went around several towns and did a measurement himself. That snow down there was more dense than fluffy. The compaction would not go down that fast even after about 12 hours, trust me. But it appears that because of the wind and also what Corey showed us as he approached Warwick Airport with that big drift to one side of the road which we could all clearly see, I believe the errors may have been due to the drifting and measuring old snow depth included. (Snow on the ground before the storm) Even Corey showed us that when he stuck the ruler into a drift it came out to 30" where he is located in his town which is pretty close to the 32"officially reported. That really leads me to believe many may have measured the drifts vs the flatter/settled snowfall. This also doesn't have to do with any 6-hour measurements of wiping off the board which I'm personally not a fan of but that's another story.

2017-2018 I believe half of that fell in March

It is [emoji1787]

Good news i'll be in Boston monday so y'all probably getting 10"

FYP.

not even sure those are from the lakes, but nonetheless...

Not sure but 4seasons map earlier in this thread is as good or better than the NWS ones anyway. I hope the NWS one still updates though because I hate when incorrect data floats around.

snow decent here right now, one benefit of living here we occasionally get a couple inches from random LES squalls

Play on words?

Stein has really infected NNE…seems worse the further north you go.

WB 3K 0Z NAM ticked north with some rain.