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Thank you. The butler total is definitely off. Only 12"? We got closer to 18" and we are literally next door to them.

Of course it will snow, I’m leaving Wednesday to play the RTJ golf trail in Alabama. Gonna enjoy the golf

Is what it is. Overall depth is still pretty impressive.

More or less, yes. Like 1996 (which I guess wasn't a big impact for Pittsburgh but remains my personal biggest snow). Some storms are hybrids that have multiple components. I've experienced both, but I find that oftentimes with the dynamic nor'easter bombs, you spend a lot of time sitting in subsidence with terrible snow growth and have to wait for decent bands to rotate over you. It's a massive win if you can get training of bands in the same spot, but that's even more rare. See with this storm and the isolated jackpots in SE Mass and Rhode Island, maybe some along the coast in New Jersey or Long Island. Obviously, you'd almost always take the big-time rates under those bands, but they're just unreliable and limit the big totals to relatively narrow zones. Also, as has been said, Pittsburgh is too far from the Ocean to experience the entire "Miller B" playlist. November 1950 storms don't grow on trees.

GEFS looks like this could be a snow to mix to probably rain SE of the Fall line. Close on the mean. Need a bit more of a cold push southward. Verbatim the snow is north into PA.

This is from NWS Blacksburg. Argue with those people, smartboy. https://www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html?sid=rnk

This is the first time NYC has been over 40 inches of snow since 2013-2014. We got 57 inches that winter. Hopefully we reach 50 this winter.

Another AI vs the Ops for Thursday night. Both AIGFS and AIFS are way north of the Ops.

25 inches

March 3rd-4th arctic intrusion?? I do not think so though it looks most likely below normal with a few additional snow threats. I could see daytime highs low-mid 30s overnight lows upper teens or lower 20s a day or two. WX/PT

9" Enfield CT

I am northeast of Peterborough on the north side of a hill. We only got 6" so it probably just missed us.

Records: Highs: EWR: 70 (2022) NYC: 72 (1874) LGA: 68 (2022) JFK: 69 (2022) Lows: EWR: 7 (2015) NYC: 5 (1889) LGA: 8 (2015) JFK: 9 (2015) Historical: 1802 - A great snowstorm raged along the New England coast producing 48 inches of snow north of Boston. Three large ships from Salem were wrecked along Cape Cod. (David Ludlum) 1936 - A severe blizzard in the Sierra Nevada Range closed Donner Pass. It stranded 750 motorists and claimed seven lives. (David Ludlum) 1977: A rare February tornado touched down briefly in Mason City, Iowa, inflicting F1 damage on a home and injuring one person inside. This is the only known February tornado on record in Iowa. 1987 - A winter storm buried the Middle Atlantic Coast Region under heavy snow. Totals ranged up to 24 inches at Lancaster PA, with 23 inches at Coatesville PA. During the height of the storm Philadelphia PA received five inches of snow in just one hour. The Washington D.C. area was blanketed with up to 15 inches of snow. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1988 - Strong northwesterly winds ushered arctic air into the central U.S., and temperatures in Missouri were thirty degrees colder than the previous day. The strong winds produced squalls along the shore of Lake Superior, with up to 15 inches of snow reported over the Keweenaw Peninsula of Upper Michigan. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data) 1989 - Nineteen cities in the central U.S. reported new record low temperatures for the date, including Lincoln NE with a reading of 19 degrees below zero. (The National Weather Summary) 1990 - A fast moving storm produced near blizzard conditions in Michigan. Snowfall totals ranged up to 9.5 inches in Allegan County, wind gusts reached 74 mph at Ann Arbor, and five foot snow drifts were reported around Saginaw. The Michigan AAA records showed more than 5000 traffic accidents reported, a near record for one day. There were several chain reaction collisions. One near Pontiac involved a hundred cars. (The National Weather Summary) (Storm Data)

BECS for Rhode Island. Amazing... RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOSTON/NORTON MA 105 PM EST MON FEB 23 2026 ...RECORD SNOWSTORM FOR PROVIDENCE RI... AS OF 1 PM, THE SNOWFALL TOTAL AT RHODE ISLAND T.F. GREENE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WAS 32.8 INCHES. THIS BROKE THE RECORD FOR THE GREATEST SINGLE SNOWSTORM ON RECORD, WHICH WAS 28.6 INCHES SET DURING THE BLIZZARD OF `78, ON FEBRUARY 6-7, 1978. AN UPDATE WILL BE SENT THIS EVENING ONCE WE RECEIVE THE NEXT SNOWFALL TOTAL AROUND 7 PM.

Had to go make a spot for the dog, my entire yard is waist deep with drifts to my neck. When I shoveled it was over 6 feet easily. Not a chance providence is open tomorrow

Fingers crossed. I hear you on the "undersized." The electric doohickey we have at my house gets referred to as the "flake flicker." Anything over 6" grinds it to a halt.

I had close to 6" just past midnight...cleared it, nearly 8.5 inches around 7....then a few inches past that. Tried to measure areas in the yard that had the least amount of wind, but far enough from trees...found a couple near 18 inches and others around 16....will call it 17" here We only had 5-6 inches on the ground prior to this storm Congrats out to those in the east....jealous

I think MHT through like the Peterborough and Jaffrey areas may be the local max since they got into a bit of a deformation band this morning. We never really got into anything significant after I woke up around 7.

ok, it looks like there was a localized band of heavy snow for an hour there while I was asleep. Slept for about 5 hours. Just missed me by 5 miles, lol.

Just for consistency can someone declare it’s over and they are closing the book and….and …and….

That’s not bad.

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For Central Park it was good. From what I've seen through many years, they were a B+ for staying on top of things today. I've seen to many failing grades in the past.

Quick question… why .

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