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Occasionally burts of heavier stuff, but overall, still light snow

temp went up from 11 to 12 in nyc.

Looks like the heavier stuff is here now. Dendies again. Hopefully we stack.

The model is beyond useless. Al my ass

Is it over there?

Agree, meso's ftl in this event. Nam (3 and 12km) especially seemed to be ramping down as we got close to practically nothing. And while the euro and others impressively nailed the Ginxy band, they might have overdone the subsidence to the west of there in the valley. Anyway, we take.

I’m at work in the city and won’t be back until about 4 pm. Definitely deeper than my snow boots as I was loading up on firewood yesterday. Probably 12” and I eyeballed around 1.5” of new snow on the car when I left for work around 5 am. .

You are posting a senseless picture in a long range thread

2.5"

100% Good Harbor Beach should be epic right now… very jealous but I’ll take the great refresher Hopefully metro area fills in 12-3p

Ice Jam guy! 9F/Gusty

How much you get?

Saw some really nice snow devils/snownados out on tridelphia lake this morning. Wish I could've got some actual pics but hands were totally numb

That band through Rhode Island looks fierce

I was hoping we could get 1-1.5" so certainly was a nice little surprise in that regard.

With our 1.3" of snow since yesterday here in EN we are up to 35.4" of snow for the season. This is almost at our average for an entire winter season of 35.5" The extreme cold warning continues until tomorrow at noon. Temperatures have fallen into the single digits across the area and will struggle to get much above 10 degrees with wind gusts as high as 55mph. Lows tonight will be within a couple degrees of zero and highs tomorrow into the mid-teens. We finally see a moderating trend with 4 climate stations across Chester County finally rising above freezing on Tuesday after a record setting 17 days below freezing. We might see some light freezing rain or rain on Wednesday as temperatures rise into the upper 30's. Models still hint at a storm possibility toward next weekend.

12z GFS has lost the storm all together.

I am still on board with this prediction guys, My biggest concern is really severe ice jamming and floods by March. If this pattern even hints at relaxing and opening the Gulf of America with moisture, we are in some deep flooding shit folks with ice jammming. Bridges may go down throughout the region and the folks on Adams Island on the Lehigh River in the LV, their homes will be destroyed and or flooded. The ice jams that I remeber while I was the Twp manager in Lower Mt Bethel Township, I saw mobile homes and cars 40 feet in the air stuck in trees. Its going to be really really bad if we get a quick warmup with flooding rains after this pattern change, especially around the 22nd time period.

With our 1.3" of snow since yesterday here in EN we are up to 35.4" of snow for the season. This is almost at our average for an entire winter season of 35.5" The extreme cold warning continues until tomorrow at noon. Temperatures have fallen into the single digits across the area and will struggle to get much above 10 degrees with wind gusts as high as 55mph. Lows tonight will be within a couple degrees of zero and highs tomorrow into the mid-teens. We finally see a moderating trend with 4 climate stations across Chester County finally rising above freezing on Tuesday after a record setting 17 days below freezing. We might see some light freezing rain or rain on Wednesday as temperatures rise into the upper 30's. Models still hint at a storm possibility toward next weekend.

Cape will be happy to see his 2/20 Blizzard on the GfsAI. Edit: favors northern areas but still a ton of snow based on TT maps

I know!! I was surprised in a good way.

Will try to get a measurement from my folks in BVY. Wakefield should be doing pretty well too

Please stop posting. Who are you ?

But still Mid-Atlantic region if not DC.