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Quarter inch or so. No wind. Nice stuff for the time being.

My 1/2 mile reference marker finally got obscured. We pound. Let see if we can pick up a quick 1-2” in this batch before the pingers

26.9F SN+ Vis 1/4"

Better!

they updated to 1.3

Light NE breeze off the sound....32/33 is basically the water temperature...and the snowpack temp. 32 with light rain. At least by April it will be 42 and rain

S est vis 1/2 mi just under 1" 28

I know . I was joking . Trees will get a nice boob sag though . Won’t go above freezing until sometime tomorrow morning . Better than tracking a failed week of 70’s

Lightened up for a little bit, but now back to moderate borderline heavy 79426240898__1B37123B-2949-4B4F-A913-2457DFB70DAC.MOV

Good flakes and rates here 33.2

Not even sure we get a half inch of QPF. We might but the accretion on limbs will be roughly 40% of that if it’s pure ZR….less if you are mixing with IP for a while.

Mix of sleet and zr. 26.8 Hopefully a half inch of ice

Not an expert in UHI effects, but Lander isn't exactly the middle of nowhere - it is a town of 7k+ people. What's needed is data like this from actual remote sites, that aren't at cities / towns at all - e.g. sensors at national parks / forests, etc. Remove all question w/regards to UHI.

absolutely pounded paws for about a half hour, not 50/50 SNIP mix, but made an inch, so we stat pad...

27.2° -SN/SN

Definitely done with snow and cold for the season. Starting to get jealous of the desert southwest…well, not starting…their weather has been nice just about all season while we get blitzed by the northern stream.

Puts this winters cold into perspective!

Snow came in like a wall and dropped the temp from 34 to 30 in no time.

Blizzard of 2026 is now up in the WS Archive with a full radar loop, sfc/upper air maps and bunch of other images related to the storm https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-22-23-2026

We bump and dump

The Blizzard of 2026 is now up in the WS Archive as the 11th 3"+ event of the season with radar, sfc/upper air maps and snowfall maps. It also made it to the Historic Snowstorms Archive as a 12"+ event, so there is a bunch of extra radar, satellite and other maps related to the storm https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-22-23-2026

Been mostly in a screw zone so far here. A coating when we ripped for a brief time. Looks like it’s about to pick up though and maybe we pound for an hour or two