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GFS really likes eastern areas for a bunch of snow. North of Pike might not even be in the equation for this one

I’m not sure severe (legit severe) is gonna make it east of Little Rock with the troughs getting kicked out. It’s crazy to think we are working with 80 degree temps and a large open warm sector during the first of March but our but our trough is headed towards Toronto. .

Oh it's definitely happening. Records will be shattered

Low 50s today

6.0”/0.61” final

A thread has commenced

Delay for the teachers at my house at Pomfret but no delay for the grandkids in Plainfield. Odd because all others local have 2 hr delays

Could use that melting now, an icy mess up here in many spots this morning, back down to 31 now.

Hey, another mixed bag could make another mess for some, especially…North of the Pike!!!

I don’t understand the double post .

Tuesday d7 has has potential .

Tuesday d7 has has potential .

About 0.4" of liquid fell as snow and another 0.4" fell as freezing rain. Trees are glowing, but not many branches on the ground. Back roads are a disaster. Probably should have left the snow on the driveway. Temp dropped from about 30.5 to 29 overnight.

Pretty impressive Southeast Ridge flex next week after being on hiatus for several months.

Exactly why you leave the snow if ZR expected. Crunchy mess on mine which I left for the sun.

25 years ago today it was becoming apparent that a gargantuan snowstorm we were expecting was not working out. Who else remembers TWC/Paul Kocin’s maps which had areas of 3 feet around here? That was the first time TWC had shown anything like that on the East Coast, ever, I think, and I swear it hit the same way a map showing 5 feet here would today. And it’s not like he was hyping. He was discussing those maps almost reluctantly, in that distinctive voice he has. Anyway I remember some very localized areas, including out east on LI, actually ultimately ending up with 15”, but most got much less, and compared to the expectations that were set initially as well as some of us only wanting to hear the biggest numbers, led to this being considered one of the all time disappointments. Others here can definitely provide better recollections and data I’m sure.

Today should be a good melt day and then by the end of the weekend we’re finally in the clear.

Winder if anyone will hit 90?

Roads down this way are a mess. A few cars into peoples front yards on rt58

Lots of delayed openings around here. My district had a professional development day anyway so no kids. I will be out sick anyway (ski fever maybe)

AIGFS is almost like a kuchie clown at this point

The loop back west just off MTP was a one of a kind track. So it allowed the deformation bands to stall in place leading to a 50”-60” jackpot across the interior. Around my area there was a 42” measurement which exceeded Nemo in 2013. https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/the-blizzard-of-1888-americas-greatest-snow-disaster

Trees are pretty this morning from the ZR last night.