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  2. Grayman
    This cracked me up. Sometimes we all feel that way.
  3. dendrite
    Final was 3.5”/0.22” 16:1 with no clearings
  4. NyWxGuy
    I would say A for cold definitely. For snow, meh. 2014, 2015, 2018, 2021 all had more. If we don't snow anymore rest of season, we're still below average. I doubt that would be the case but for me it's all about snowfall. If it's not going to snow, I'll take deep cold so at least it feels like winter. But ideally, 2021 was a great season. No crazy cold, but consistently snowy. That's the perfect winter
  5. CT Valley Snowman
    12z Euro Op is a Stein for SNE. Midweek is north and mainly light, next weekend gets squashed, then we cut and bleed towards the 18th and 19th. Another storm misses just south out in clown range towards the 21st.
  6. wthrmn654
    30 to 1 ratio! Light to occasionally moderate snow remains across the Twin Forks of Long Island as a vort max continues to rotate through the region as a negatively tilted upper trough moves slowly eastward. This upper trough along with a low level trough from offshore low pressure has combined to produce heavier snowfall earlier in the day. And with the cold airmass in place snow ratios have been running up to near 30 to 1, also contributing to the high snowfall totals. Between 18Z and 19Z radar reflectivities have been weakening. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 500 PM. CAMS and HRRR have been showing light snow lingering into early this evening. With the strong gusty winds and in areas with the higher snow totals, blowing snow will be possible, quickly reducing visibilities.
  7. SouthCoastMA
    Coming down pretty good..finally. Maybe I'll scrounge and inch or two
  8. 40/70 Benchmark
    Nah, I've been measuring regularly...just clear in 6 hour intervals. It's NBD...just an inch.
  9. maley.chris78@gmail.com
    So far I would give this winter an A for cold and a B for snow. If it goes to 0 or below in Central Park this grade goes up to A+! I would consider 1993-94 the only A or A+ cold winter in my lifetime!
  10. donsutherland1
    It continues into the start of March. The Southeast could have the lowest chance of seeing a return to cold conditions. The Middle Atlantic could be a battleground.
  11. Baroclinic Zone
    I’m right on the western edge of that band.
  12. 40/70 Benchmark
    I was down 8" in two weeks..most spots the same, I imagine...maybe inch or two less loss in the hills.
  13. Baroclinic Zone
    Can’t guarantee I was not seen.
  14. maley.chris78@gmail.com
    We are having a phenomenal winter in both of these departments!
  15. gravitylover
    I had 1" before the wind. It snowed steadily from 8pm until around 9am. The town plow actually came by twice, once to slush things up and then a while later to scrape the shit into my driveway at 25mph. Fuggers...
  16. mahk_webstah
    Going to be some impressive snow depths I would think in parts of southern New England although I don’t know how much of the pack was lost already
  17. psv88
    A cold winter does nothing for me. Snow and snow pack does it. My backyard is a glacier and has been for weeks. I’d rather it be 30 everyday than 10.
  18. stormtracker
    Is this were we post snow maps?
  19. JakkelWx
    Not too far from home today
  20. mitchnick
    Looking at the Eps, fwiw, there definitely is a signal for both next weekend and the Cape storm.
  21. eyewall
    Because we live in the screw zone.
  22. ORH_wxman
    Upper Cape about to get it. Tblizz too
  23. dendrite
    gwdlt
  24. qg_omega
    Bust
  25. CAPE
    Took this at Tuckahoe yesterday.
  26. SnowenOutThere
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