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I've lamented that storm frequently on this site. It was the 4th and last event that winter to verify at 1/8 (or less) of the lower end of the forecast range. Finally having some snow - at this rate we'll achieve a dusting by sunset.

I should have followed your lead.

A personal safety request. Anyone with a sidewall vented gas appliance/heating system, check your exhausts.

Could be wrong but I think that came from the CWSU at the Boston ARTCC. I absolutely believe that 33'' total.

Hence the shear pin sarcasm

It won't necessarily get weaker, but you will see the band contract in size as the warm advection moves north and it becomes more driven purely by deformation.

Have gotten an inch maybe since 8 this morning. Just started snowing again for first time in hour or two. Weird storm. Places 4-5 miles to my south in Nassau got 6-8 inches more .

But I thought there was gonna be no storm?

You aren't joking i might be down to 7 or 8" already This is why I always say I am a Dec to early Feb snow person before the sun angle season. Don't get me started on night vs day snow..

Ha, I knew Friday, Was no sense in investing anymore time on it, And the next two look meh as well.

>sees a storm thread made for a long shot threat 5 days out

If nothing else, you're definitely passionate my friend!

the band this morning parked just west of the Hudson, which is what pushed Bergen County up over 2'. 19-21 appears fair for Manhattan into Queens/Brooklyn.

Congrats Andy pics?

This is the first time in a long time i can remember eastern rockland being the local jackpot zone for rockland and orange. In fact i dont think its ever happened before.

lol at the snow hole in the northwest corner with only 4 inches.

Are you really going to F’ng kick me while I’m down? Have some respect. Lol. I got that from GYX report.

Ray has responded quite calmly to all of this (back a few pages). He knew it was coming towards yesterday evening

It would be awesome to pull a 40..... I guess I should say "super awesome"

Its like a war zone here in scituate.

It could be the terrain effects and placement of the coastal fronts and deformation bands around the NYBight. There is often a least one very heavy band that parks over NNJ and another across Long Island. The immediate area around Manhattan can get into some relative subsidence between the bands. The NNJ band this time was just west of the Hudson. But at other times with a storm track more tucked in near the coast it has been over Western NJ into Orange and Rockland. The December 2020 storm tracked closer to ACY than this one did and delivered 40” to BGM.

Faced that scenario in Dec 2022. I'd bought the Husqvarna a few weeks early and learned that it was underpowered on its first excursion, 22" snow from 2.41" LE, powdery but solid. Even at its lowest speed, the pack would stall it within 5 feet. Had to go 2-3 feet, set over a foot, then do alternate 5-foot runs moving back and forth so only half the distance was full frontal attack.

Still coming down nice here

Amazing storm for our area for sure. I was pissed that I passed out before midnight and missed the deform band. Too many edibles

We had that in 1978 in Foxboro and then again here in Hubbardston with the 2008 ice storm. Big ass front end loaders. my aunt and uncle were living in Hull in 2015 and they needed assistance then as well