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Yeah, that outlier warm February really skewed the stats for that winter. That was the only month with above average temperatures and below average snowfall. December, January, March, and April were all cold, but that very warm February made the winter near normal to slightly above average temperaturewise. April 2, 2018 probably should have had a snow measurement (people say the T measurement at the Airport was suspect to keep the seasonal total below 30 inches), but I don't really know for sure as I was on vacation in Portugal that day.

840 AM update: SPC mesoanalysis indicating 973 mb low just south of the benchmark. Winds are backing more to the N and allowing colder air to filter south and east into SE MA where temps have fallen to 30F, and upper 20s at BOS. As the storm gets east of 70W this colder air will reach SE coastal MA by midday and eventually Cape Cod early afternoon. This is good news as snow character will become drier. Eventually the mesoscale band impacting RI and SE MA will clops and move eastward by 18z reducing the heavy snowfall rates.

Fredrick is the literal snow anus of Maryland lol.

There are two observations in Foxboro of 19.3" (~9am) and 16" (8am). That checks out. Not directed to you, but the Taunton/Norton/Mansfield observations (circled below) need to be updated. They must be approaching 16+" by now. E. Providence w/a 20" observation now too. Good for them!

Were you out there for Boxing Day 2010? Wondering what out there got. I was 18" or so for that one.

Guess 11 inches or so in Glen Mills. Obligatory deck pick below, dog sat there a long time before nature finally called, he's from Puerto Rico and he's not feeling this at all

Thanks. Terrible we would hit 8 late in March which would raise the chances for another miserable April.

Sometimes you’re (the general you, not you specifically) wrong. That’s all. Have some humility and try again next time. .

There was also a corridor of heavier snow reports along the Franklin/Adams border that translated to that same band that’s produced a couple 6”+ reports east of State College and continued down thru northern MD. That 12.3” is a Cocorahs report.

He might have been right, but maybe for the wrong reasons. Just like last storm that "wasnt happening" as he touted (no 50/50 low i think was part of his blabberings for that one). We did really well for that NON storm. My biggest gripe is the chest puffin when some get it right when not owning up to when they were wrong. We were really close to a biggie here. Last minute (and expected by some of us - like models all too often due, was the rug puller for this chance. IVT did its thing and gave many CTP'rs enough to not feel jipped. This storm happened-and is still happening. We were on the edge and it shifted east enough for bust potential to be realized. Levittown 21" and still snowing. I'll take my 4" nws total and am ok w/ it, and not fret over what a model said could have been.

That west band may be starting to sink, I’m slipping into subby now.

Juat dug out and about to drive to work in the worst conditions.

My old stomping grounds on Long Island is having an historic blizzard..26 inches in Islip and still snowing.

Wow 80MB gradient between 966 low and 1046 high. Never seen that.

@The Iceman I am seeing 24.2" in Freehold officially attm. Im sure its bound to change tho. We can split the beer

Blizzard vs nh regular storm

2/23 13z HRRR 1PM

Looks pretty far SE to me.

Radar looks to rot this band over us here. Just nonstop with the wind gusts and heavy heavy snow

Im in the bronx,trust me its ripping here. That band is literally riding the city rn.

13-15”

Northeast