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8.5"-- Monson, MA

FWIW, this mornings depths in that area

I heard you might have snowfall data for Providence from Feb of 1996 to Jan of 2021? It bothers me to my core that the LCD's stopped including snow measurements during this time. (Although not all months).

The hi res love it . Juiced . Nice thump

"Current satellite imagery, ship buoys, and surface observations near the East Coast are showing that the main surface low is about 150 miles ESE of Ocean City, MD and 150 miles ENE of Virginia Beach, VA. It is about 50 miles further to the east-northeast and about 6 hours faster than model guidance suggested earlier." LWX early Sunday evening

I sent an email too. It’s just unacceptable in my opinion but oh well.

Not trolling, but after the 8th or so it looks mild.

Thanks. It seemed so odd to me. I'm dying to drive to downtown Providence to take photos, but I have to work and I can't get out of my driveway yet. I'd also love to go to Newport to take pics before warming starts, but that won't happen.

In terms of warmth, the Southwest and parts of TX will be heating up this week. February records could be challenged or broken in numerous locations.

I hope haha.

It’s always fun to guess if the low CLE measurements are real, or a product of “measurement difficulties” at an open airfield. In this case the snow was mainly upslope driven so they definitely got less, but it’s possible the measurement was still a little low there since it was pretty windy. I can say in Brooklyn Heights there was dramatically less snow than even 2-3 miles farther inland most of the day, it was pretty remarkable.

I heard they are saying that the temp's were marginal so none of the snow that fell after 1pm accumulated at all.

I've emailed the NWS with the 2 pm PNS (showing the 1 pm measurement) and the additional precipitation that fell afterward. My concern is that by the time Central Park measured at 7 pm, the additional snowfall had melted as the temperature had risen above freezing. Therefore, Central Park measured no additional snowfall. They should take the final measurement once the snow stops falling. My guess is that they waited until 7 pm.

Anyone who follows Organic Forecasting method from a poster who follows the method... "The BeringSeaRule, to my eyes - flirts with all time history It supported historical blizzard of recent days. All I'm gonna say right now."

I'll stay invested for another week, before I start spring cleaning the cave. It's been a good winter based on snow OTG, but we've tracked a good bit, and have not had great returns, so I'm gettin a little tired. any of the next couple events throw down some white gold, I'll be giving a solid A for overall appeal, while knowing how lucky we really were for the 5 week solid deep ass winter feel that we had.

lol true even if its 25 it can feel like 40

End of cold pattern storm. We've seen it many times.

+'s zonal flow makes this less "diggy" and as you state, as long as HP doesnt get to easily displaced, one would think front end potential has merit. themrally it looks to be decent SLP rides the baroclinic zone -'s Its late season and based on flow, one could see this eeking south (as well as tendencies of this winter so far) Based on climo and NAO being solidly pos, one could also see how the warm nose that is evident, can do its dirty work (just like last weekend) and can nuke our precious thermals)

perfect timing for my spring skiing up in New England A month of 50 degree skiing in suncreen, T shirts and wacky outfits

I just don't see it being much more

Yeah no doubt that it won't be mild for very long. But Spring is Spring, it can be colder. like we said last week, cold in mid-March just doesn't have the same bite, especially with any sun.

Not sure this is the right thread but... something to keep in mind for future miller b storms, almost every single one going back to the 80s, tends to trend west up until about 24-36 hours out, and then shifts east and pulls the rug out at the last minute to some extent. Some didn't do it to us...like Jan 2015 which did that rug pull to NYC, or Feb 89 that rug pulled me in NJ, but they all do it. Some recent examples for our area are Dec 2000, Boxing day, March 8, 2018, Feb 1 2021, and this week. Where around 24-48 hours out things were trending west and we got excited and then at the very end reality set in and the storm ended up just a little northeast. That is the MO. That happens ALWAYS every single time. Expect it. It just is how the models are with these miller b storms. I don't know why. I have just observed they tend to be under amplified and too far east around days 4-7 then over correct and get us excited around day 2-3 and then shift back at the last minute and everything shifts 50-75 miles east the final 24 hours. That doesn't mean we can't EVERY get a lot of snow from a miller B, but it's super rare and we want it amplifying well west not relying on getting the very back edge of the developing CCB zone because that will almost always end up further east than guidance shows 2-3 days out.

AI also trending meh with the warmth a few more runs probably wont even show it

You’ll be low