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Update; Looks like there are some 21 and 22s within a few miles on 3 sides of me so I'm going with it. 2 storms put me at the 1981-2010 average, the clipper parade before the storm last month put me over the 91-2020 average

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what part of southbury

How long until insurance pays out? I assume not quick enough to salvage rest of season Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

If you have a to miss a storm, this is the one. Not exactly anything to write home about.

There is a 36" report from Providence (~10 miles north of PVD) at 4:21pm. Assume T.F. Green will end up with a similar final total. Absolutely incredible.

Will be interesting to see what they do. They obviously always sucked at measuring, but I wonder if now that people can bet on snowfall totals (which is pretty dumb IMO) if they'll be sued by some disgruntled gambler who felt cheated and be more on top of it in the future (unlikely, but it adds a different dynamic to it).

Still ripping relatively hard in Gloucester

Looks like tar

That's just taking the 24-hour snow report from Wintergreen. The report at your link is time-stamped 7:11am. That's the same time stamp as the mountain report on Wintergreen's website (Mountain Report + Cams - Wintergreen Resort). It's all circular. To repeat, those ski area reports are always inflated. But thanks anyways for the name-calling.

I would actually trade one of the upcoming nickel and dime events for another good cold shot. When it snows then hits the mid upper 30s w/sun it's a sloppy mess. Give me some low overcast skies w/highs in the low 20s after a nickel/dime event And throw in some winds and a lost random tumbleweed for good measure... 30f

I’m not in on this one until temu George W says it’s gonna rain and he knows more than models

Montauk point too

I would have like to have seen even a little but the beefy 7.5" we got Friday night was great for the trails. Or at least I assume it was since I can't get out on them without sleds

We just need the same storm again, a tic colder, and have it tuck into the tip of LI. Easy…

I love my Arians, just blasts through the piles. Can't imagine not having one.

RI and SE Mass still getting hammered is totally bonkers

How is the snow dirty already? Spilled the sunday gravy? Lol

Does anyone have a total for montauk? It’s still snowing there, they have to be close to 3’. I’m assuming they broke an all time snowfall as well like ISP did

Can anyone knowledgeable shed some light on the wind element of this storm for me, locally? This storm had impressive but not crazy straight line winds here, but the gusting element was nowhere near what I expected, and nowhere near anywhere east of here. I know a big part of that is just friction, but normally in this sort of a storm, especially given the rest of the intensity, I'd expect more wind, and certainly more gusts. It certainly was beefy elsewhere, I'm wondering why not today. Also, normally I'm getting wind in relative subsidence, does being part of good lift in a band like this actually cause less mixing, and the wind just stayed aloft, or what is going on there?

Thank you. The butler total is definitely off. Only 12"? We got closer to 18" and we are literally next door to them.

Of course it will snow, I’m leaving Wednesday to play the RTJ golf trail in Alabama. Gonna enjoy the golf

Is what it is. Overall depth is still pretty impressive.

More or less, yes. Like 1996 (which I guess wasn't a big impact for Pittsburgh but remains my personal biggest snow). Some storms are hybrids that have multiple components. I've experienced both, but I find that oftentimes with the dynamic nor'easter bombs, you spend a lot of time sitting in subsidence with terrible snow growth and have to wait for decent bands to rotate over you. It's a massive win if you can get training of bands in the same spot, but that's even more rare. See with this storm and the isolated jackpots in SE Mass and Rhode Island, maybe some along the coast in New Jersey or Long Island. Obviously, you'd almost always take the big-time rates under those bands, but they're just unreliable and limit the big totals to relatively narrow zones. Also, as has been said, Pittsburgh is too far from the Ocean to experience the entire "Miller B" playlist. November 1950 storms don't grow on trees.

GEFS looks like this could be a snow to mix to probably rain SE of the Fall line. Close on the mean. Need a bit more of a cold push southward. Verbatim the snow is north into PA.