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Yeah I went with higher #'s and still blew PVD

That was like 1.5"+ QPF in the form of sleet on top of 4-8" of snow with temps in the teens followed by record cold. Once in a generation thing.

i can still rememembr the NWS snowfall maps, which were still a bit of a novelty at the time, running out of colors for the snowfall ranges. they kept having to add colors to the legend. My roommate angrily demanded I should "Ctrl-Alt-Delete-Snow" because everyone was convinced i was conjuring it up(as they are at my current workplace...I've been banned from posting any more weather updates other that 65 and sunny...lol)

Roger, NWS updated the NOWdata to show 27.2" https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=okx

I'm totally selling friday outside of maybe a weak scrape. We focus on next week for anything bigger.

4 snow threats next 10 days lol they are freaking out on our social media about my post for tomorrow. Going to be mass real estate sell off in the spring to move down south I bet

Walter is resting after the emotional devastation of waking up yesterday and discovering—once again—that someone had the audacity to replace his grass with snow overnight.

That March 2-3 event is starting to look pretty good for y'all. Hopefully NYC will get to 50" with this storm--unlikely but not impossible.

March 15 is the cliff Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

The next project I started working on gathering daily weather data for about 20-30 locations throughout the mid Atlantic and northeast that have a 100 year history or more to attempt to brake down the sub types of miller a and miller b and answer tough questions like "if a storm hits like yesterday, how does that effect the odds of our winter going forward?". I'm sure it has a giant temporal component but we shall see. Below are percentage chance of storms occuring by day in March and a decade regime change in snowfall distributions for the fragmented Altoona area Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

God dammit. Still regretting sleeping through that.

Post mix type? Smells like snowcrete like last time. Good thing is, no PV arctic freeze for two weeks.

I think we should go back to starting threats 3 days MAX before a storm.

Don, you have 27.2" for EWR as the PNS was saying yesterday but the two daily climate reports and the CF6 total 25,2" (8.1 + 17.1) ... do you think the official data will change to the 27.2" value? It affects scoring in the contest to some extent. I tried 21.0 instead of 19.7 for NYC and that makes very little difference as I report in more detail in the contest thread. Thanks.

lol. just saw the same. Part of me wonders if the trailing vort on Friday ends up being the real deal for this weekend. Reminder that this is what just happened last week. Lead vort faded and set stage for trailing. Huh. Atmospheric memory for the win.

Go look at nooner GFS snow maps through next week.... She's tryin to go out w/ a bang....

That would be quite a cold March day.

North scituate MA 30 or so. Looks like someone reported 32.

melting was robust yesterday for sure

GFS with three separate possible snow events of varying types and intensities over the next six days. Goes big for Monday's bowling bowl.

Like the cold air forecasted for Monday afternoon.

1 am - 5 am or so iirc.

It’s hilarious . Many of them are borderline . I told them more snow Wednesday and Friday and a big un next week. A few just totally lost it . Love it

We got at least an inch last night in that last blast of snow in providence. Dunno if anyone will get a super accurate number but wow. And more snow Wednesday

it's a two wave system, wave 1 is definitely all snow for DC. Wave 2 night end as some mixed precip DC south but overall 90% of the precip is snow in DC on the AIGFS imo