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I was not living here for that storm, was in far s.e. Morris County and I ended up with 16". Meanwhile a 15-20 min drive to my east that had 25-30".

I’m here in Pearl River, New York, one of the rare few times I’m glad to be in the most southern and eastern part of Rockland County. Looks like every mile south and east can make a big difference with this storm.

3”+ of baking powder on paste.

First flakes flyin' here in Burlington, VT.

Holy cow I just went for a walk and it is an absolutely beautiful afternoon here in the Valley....spectacular!!

Yeah…still virga here.

This was basically my forecast at WPC, minus 1-2" almost everywhere.

I never imagined the GFS/GEFS scoring a coup against almost every available modeling system. Yet, here we are... As we continue to see westward trends, the NBM (13z) is starting to beef up mean-snowfall considerably. This doesn't include today's snow event (map goes from Sunday 1am to Tues. 1am). As modeled, it looks like it'll start snowing b/n ~1pm-7pm on Sunday and ending late Monday night across SNE. For clarity, the NWP members incorporated into the NBM are (generally) lagged by 1-2 cycles... For example, the cycles utilized for the 13z NBM are 00z (EPS), 06z (GEFS), and 03z (SREF). Additionally, on DESI, the 13z NBM is the most up-to-date cycle available, so on top of the 1-2 cycle delay, you have another 1 cycle delay for post-processing... I understand why people are so confused with the NBM's snowfall depiction (not even considering how weights are incorporated which vary by time). You can see which cycles are used at https://blend.mdl.nws.noaa.gov/nbm-dashboard. In the past, I only added the weights (https://vlab.noaa.gov/documents/6609493/32850490/CONUS_SNOICEACCUM.pdf). Based on the most recent model cycles, the mean will bump up next cycle too.

That was our last top tier KU event in December.

Boom! Winter is back bitches!

Angry dad

Echos dying right at the maine border. Dry air?

Gunna suck clearing this

No I’m returning TUESDAY. That’s why I always know this storm was coming. I’m going to miss it. Was home for 18 days. Hence the Name of the thread.

Rahway came in with a huge total, was challenging to trust measurements with that one because drifting was so intense.

Scooter teaching the child the ways of the jungle...

This will not be anything like 2/5/10 my man. Feb 1987 is a closer match. 2/5/10 was a whole other monster and a MUCH better 5H evolution, and it was cooler.

I’m on college hill on the downslope, I have at least a foot in my yard still only get a few hours of sun a day.

4" slush depth Don't know how but my base will survive up to Saturday night the mild period with multiple days of fog

Today in 2015 we were around -10. I'm currently at 67 and the temp was around 60 at 3 am before the huge wind storm. We are capable of a big range of temps in mid February.

He was just asking me why does he saying that and I said to piss me off.

How can you/ he not?

RIPPINGGGGGGG

more similar (but still not anywhere near a match) for synoptics and general output overall for me is 2/5/2010, adjusted for today's warmer climate.