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Non melting snow? Now that's a interesting concept....probably a dream come true for some weenies,

You're welcome, Bob. I didn't bring it up. Just think we should be accurate if we're going to claim the forecasts were wrong for that period. We have a lot of weather forecasters and meteorologists on here, and it's bad enough to be slammed for a missed forecast, let alone forecasts that were correct.

Our depths been hovering between 8-9" the last 10 days or so too.

Guy is in the ENSO thread lately...always something out of left field....grain of salt.

Yeah, now that I think about it... I think it's there CDAS or whatever that shows the past anomalies that always seems to show an anomalously cooler area over Lake Superior. But that might be a problem with the lake temperature dataset.

Forgot to post these guys yesterday. Dusk at the park means chow time.

I'm ready for some fresh powder to blow around, but imagine this cold spell with bare ground or a dusting, no thanks. This has been awesome, even exceptional. Hoping for at least one more significant snow, ideally while some of what we have is still on the ground. I am enjoying this winter! I did try sledding earlier, and I either need to lose some weight or get a bigger sled, the sleet layer was settling underneath the sled and slowing me down. If I got up to speed faster it might work. Fun stuff, lol. 23F currently.

What a year for the CT shoreline…And there’s 6.5 weeks left to go…

Amazing cold on the way! WB 0Z HRRR

Shouldn't be that dramatic of a discrepancy though... the 1991-2020 normals are generally ~0.5F, maybe 1F warmer, than the 1981-2010 normals for most places. After all, they share 20 years.

Congrats - SEMI's been having a p'good run this winter! 72nd straight day of snow cover (not a "T" lowest was a 1-day 1.5" right after the 50 deg rainstorm).

I just noticed that MDT got down to 2 degrees this morning.

We had about .75 just less than an inch here. It was close to being a bigger deal with a little more moisture. I still think we got one more storm left before spring and maybe a juiced up one.

since 'Paddy" is a british ethnic slur, some reject it and use the American St Patty's or St Pat's.....or in my house, el dia de san patricio....patron de irlanda....if you're not asleep from watching curling.....

I didn't measure, but would go with 1.5 from the little event last night and this morning. It was definitely an over performer here and covered up the emerging bare spots. I think the school system was caught off guard too since there was no advisory. We melted back this afternoon and the re-freeze is on.

It def seems to be honing in on Groton up to about ORH on east

Congrats Crane Beach

Clearly you’ve had a lot of beer

Solid 1.5" today with plows and snow machines all over the place this evening. Depth at 9.5" equaling my highest back in December right before the holiday week warm-up. 2nd wave stays south but another disturbance on the models for Sunday could be measurable.

I think someone will have a nice surprise. Don’t know exactly where but I wouldn’t be shocked to see a lucky area get solid warning criteria.

Well you’re in NYC…so there’s that.

That trough over Alaska is low level warm air. I've just seen the pattern so many times over the years, and the downstream bias this range.. it will verify warmer here if the Pacific H5 verifies.