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Worcester, Boston, Portland….just blew them away. To me that’s the most mind blowing aspect.

6z GFS at this model cycle offers our best hope for some snow early next week. It takes the first wave on Monday to our south, but it quickly brings in the second wave by Tuesday am. This second wave starts as snow & then changes over to a mix then rain.

The most unlikely places ever got crushed. PVD south into EWB. Raise your hand if you ever thought PVD would hold the record for any city in New England.

february should be at 22.1

bring on spring! (reverse psychology)

Yea, just going to go with an inch....no way there wasn't some melting and I came home to 1/2" on the pavement.

I am at 64.8", NW side of Southbury

Trust me on this....it didn't "rip" for 3 hours lol....after the initial burst it was basically light to very light snow...

The euro is struggling badly right now

I still enjoyed the chase immensely, though....you have to have an immense degree of passion for winter weather to spend the amount of time on it that I do as a hobbyist.

It'll probably be Cat 3 or 4 if i had to take a good guestimate at it. It won't touch 1993 or 1996 due to it only affecting heavily NJ-BOS. The population area is just too small. 1978 was a Cat 3. 2016 even beat that (Cat 4) because of the DC-NY mega totals. https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/rsi/nesis Hey @dendritedo you know what "error code -200" is? I was trying to attach a full radar loop of the storm and it's below the max size (which for me has always said 48.83mb). This file is only 45mb but it still wont let me do it, i have plenty of space it just doesn't like the big file size.

Here in Chester County the longest stretch without measurable snow was actually only 14 days between January 3 thru January 17th.

Onto next season in the hopes of a March 5, 2001 displaced about 15 miles south.

Probably north of me...I'm ready for it to be over, anyway.

The real answer is that it's just so unlikely to be in the exact right spot for something of that magnitude.

The euro went from an 1 inch of qpf to zero from 00z to 6z?

80” down there for the season. Insane. Although I suppose latitude and your location is probably better than most of SNE for next week if we have any chances.

https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/rsi/societal-impacts

That's perhaps the most mind-numbingly obtuse analysis possible.

20 is the new 40 after all the ridiculous cold that was bestowed upon us weeks ago.

Ok…there’s your answer then. You asked about the gods, and I gave it to you. Steve cashes in..you don’t.

Obviously it wasn't a carbon copy, but pretty damn close...about as close as you'll get.

Winter was finally winter again, I’m ready for for some milder weather and some Spring thaw.

You are probably gonna roll your eyes, but this was aligned more east to west versus north to south January 2022. Again, roll your eyes, but I was 10 miles from seeing probably something I may never see in my life. So just one of those interesting things I guess.

Yes, they're rising from their winter graves in my nhood here in the burbs