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Yeah he’s showing me getting porked, not you. Even .09 is good for an inch here. Heading back up Monday. Thank God. Heh, that’s my map from a few hours ago.

Jan 2022 blizzard. Like 6" here, 2 feet out there. They've had two 20"+ events this decade. I can add 2023 and 2024 season totals together and have less than they got in those storms.

My money is on the HRRR

Reggie looks solid for RI. Mini-weenies for scooter and Ray.

tough call with this ivt setups, models could be off by 50-75mi and then it's a whole new ballgame, more of a nowcast type thing, like Jan 2011, iirc was modeled east of where it really sat and dumped... anyway, we coat here, anything would be nice to refresh things a bit.

Steady light snow now, starting to stick

Looks like the east trend has stopped....HRRR also nudged slightly westward.

December 2020 was good here.

Wow we just shoveled right before it got really heavy and bam blizzard conditions.

Nada. Bring on the tropical storm force winds and below zero wind chills?

Snowing here

Oh no sir. You got me fucked up. As the original Delaware poster, we disown him.

Nope. Dec of 2020 12-18 here, boned there. Feb 13 2024 12-16 here, zero there. December 26 2025 8-9” half the amount there. Enough said. 2023-24 season snowfall double here to what they got. So they’ve had a tough go the last few years..worse than us.

Beautiful This Winter is reminding me more and more like growing up in the 70’s

Absolutely. The warmth in the west has been astonishing and smashing records left and right. The cold in the east has been impressive; but not nearly in the same category as the winter that never even began in the west

Nobody in CT has been killing sema over the past couple winters lol https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/snowfall-maps/sne-snowfall-maps

Look outside. The best will clearly be NE of here which has been clear for 48 hours but it’ll freshen up the snowpack for a couple days.

Well I’m speaking of inland here…so ya, we’ve been killing them. But if they get this crushing..we call it even.

The Alleghenies got an SPC MD. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0070.html

They are both drunk.

LOL, I'm working on it now.

I experienced the storm in East Northport. The things that I remember about it are the consistently low visibility that lasted through out that day. It averaged between 1/8 to 1/4 mile sometimes less all day. The flakes were quite small probably because of the strong winds whipping in off LI Sound. I measured 30” in that storm. I didn’t see a storm like that again until 2016 when I also measured 30” where I am in Bethlehem, PA.

Exactly. You’re absolutely correct. So you guys Enjoy this one.

This is wild