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Post storm depression day. Anyone else get it? The rush of NAM dopamine shots 4 times a day for 2-3 days. Storm ends. Tired from lack of sleep, shoveling. Spring is soon. It goes away pretty fast, but I always get this same feeling the day after a big event.

That’s because we oversimplify everything to Niña versus niño. Strength and location matter. As do other factors like the PDO. Idk why some folks think every niño is an auto W and every Niña is a ratter. We’ve had great and horrific winters in both ENSO states. Early indications are that next year will likely be a niño. Hopefully it’s eased based. Otherwise it could be another downer season.

High of 48, low of 31. Cold breeze today.

I see what you did there. Well played…

I’d definitely be OK with no more snow this week but that doesn’t seem like it’s going to happen lol

Isn't it unusual that @Caveman didn't report in today with obs? I believe his area should have got some snow.Hopefully everything's okay.

You guys… https://x.com/snewengweather/status/2026098368804487556?s=46 .

Harwich port. Cape got rocked

Looks like Ditty’s favorite thing to play with. A big white…

Wait PVD hit 40 too across the bay

Funny thing about '96 is I don't think I had 20" with that one while almost everyone else did. I was a young teen and it was my largest snowstorm at the time. My area never jackpotted anything. So naturally I moved to the place that had 13" of rain in 3 hours and that gets hit hard by every CCB.

Damn did 4 houses today with my son! Hard labor! 3 more tomorrow! Big money to be made out there with these storms!

Yeah not the only path...but historically aside from the once in a generation 1996 (and 2006 for a MECS), haven't the rest of the top 10 snows come during Niños?

I think it was that guy in Weymouth, who just got buried. His son was ready to dive off the house on his head, when his area was slow to start last night.

I do the same. When I shovel, I measure.

I'm not sure it was sound enhancement. It had the appearance of the opposite. Bands came down through CT, vaporized over the sound and regenerated within spitting distance south of here, as if we had a dome overhead. I suspect the meteorological explanation for this would be fascinating.

Being in Texas for 2016 sucks but at least you know for sure there will be a big one in 2036.

21.1” total. 45.8” season to date. A- winter for me

He lives in NM or something like that? East based is what he wants, I think

Paging Will

Does Albany count? Not SNE but largish east coast city. Also Hartford had a ridiculous under measure in 1888. Completely surrounded by 40-50” and the measure 17”.

Hamden, CT had a 40 burger in Feb 2013, didn’t New Britain, CT have close to 50” in 1888?

Yup like we have here since Feb 13. While two events in the 14-20” range this season is excellent, there’s still another gear we would like to reach. You’ll get there agaIn and you’ll appreciate it a little more. We grow, we dads…

North shore was a little rough in central Suffolk

I wipe the boards once every 24 hours. For me it's consistently at midnight so it happened that I cleared the boards about mid-way through the storm and added 9" + 8" to total 17". If the same snowfall distribution had occured in a calendar day instead of crossing midnight, I would have had about 14.5". I am not particularly comfortable with such random differences.