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Looks like we got way more snow than expected last night.

10 and snow. On call for work for back up to the back up plow guy in case something serious happens. I have to take my son to work in a bit. Not looking forward to this lol.

I think it's more of a function of earlier start time as the amount of sleet is still the same?

I was outside from 5 - 6 plowing 4 inches of snow mixed with sleet to get ahead of the sleet bomb. Regarding this event. A picture is worth a thousand words

I find myself drawn into it at times and inevitably getting drawn into some kind of minor confrontation with someone or other from Central, New Jersey or the jersey shore, speaking like they are representative of the entire forum. I usually come to my senses, then and walk away. It's best to just realize there's real weather going on out there. Why do I care that someone from Raritan is complaining that we, as in everyone, have not seen 6 inches of snow in the last 10 years.

That's the New London I know. Makes me think of my days of youth. Actually seeing 2-3 would be more common.

That last bit of wood I used brought inside up to 71°. Outside is 31° but the unit is frozen under .3-.4 in ice. Also - here’s TWC app’s precip radar for our area. Pick a damn struggle Clarksville!!!!! Every single precip type is showing for the city - rain, snow, sleet, ice.

I’m heading to Jiminy Peak in a bit. Our morning adaptive ski lessons are on (I’m sn instructor) . Afternoon lessons are canceled. I have to balance powder ski runs with not crashing on the way home. Gonna be tough deciding when to leave! Virga here so far around Albany. 4.8F. .

mesos are better for your area? What are you thinking 50th percentile for you? I'd say 24"

Daily snowfall records for today: Central Park: 10.0" (1905), Newark: 5.5" (2000), Bridgeport: 4.0" (2000), LaGuardia: 5.8" (2000), Islip: 3.0" (2000), JFK: 6.2" (2000). 7am snowfall: NYC/Central Park: 0.8", NYC/JFK: 0.5", Newark: 0.7", NWS New York: 0.2" LGA: 0.5", Islip: 0.1". For those interested, we are seeing between 16:1 and 20:1 snow-to-liquid ratios with these values with this initial burst of snow.

They are getting ratios that we typically get in SWFE…being not as deep into the arctic airmass.

Ya that won't be a problem up here.. 14 or 15 to.1 on average for the storm is.my take

I’d probably call it close to 5” as the sleet draws ever closer. Seeing a lot of 5” reports and remembering some genius (hah) started saying 3 days ago the only forecast for this snow was 5” of snow then sleet…

16/13 5.0" Severna Park

Looks like models ticked north a tad with sleet into CT and SE MA

Loving my gear. I've been outside since the flake started falling I'm dry and toasty, my snowsuit shell is almost like being in the cab of a vehicle in my marino, wool under layers are doing what marino wool does.

Very light freezing drizzle here, temp has climbed to almost 27 F from a low of 24 F.

Gonna be a long dayy .

Bordering heavy snow up here now. It’s coming down great in this band up here. Easily north of 5” and will make a run for 6”

Looks like about 5 now. No sign of sleet. Just a powdery snow fog. What a beautiful morning. I'm happy about this ice storm today lol

First flakes in Terryville, CT

Ive been thinking 10 or so for my area.. these usually come in a little faster

Less than 10:1 ratios in DC for the event, even before the sleet arrives

It’s not sleet. .

The snow's like sand out there. I was able to clear my front porch off with a broom.