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I dont want to burst your bubble, but we just had a Nino 2 years ago and we were barely able to record a below freezing overnight low. I think I got like 2".

Usawx. A lot of good mets over there. A lot of guys have profiles here as well.

Why would it be less? If you didn't clear more than 6hrly its fine. if you did it that way it would be more, not less than the depth at the end

Agree. Had a total of 0.85 (0.62 as rain and 0.23 melted snow) in Pasadena, which was below most modeled guidance. Seems like it has been at least a year that we have been on average busting much low during most storms/rainfall events that modeled guidance suggests.

Honestly this is not snark...what is the point of adding a decimal to a number you've already said was going to be next to impossible to truly measure?

Incredible seeing the totals out of RI and SE Mass with this one. I was on the winter desk the entire storm at WPC and the forecasts I generated prior to the storm were consistently 30+ inches across that area. My highest forecast point was 34.2” and that even got beat. Incredible storm up there. Congrats to all who cashed big time. One for the record books and one for the memory bank. I’ll always remember my chase to Waltham in Feb 2013. Still one of the greatest storms I’ve ever witnessed and probably the second best pure blizzard I’ve ever seen (Feb 9-10, 2010 back home in Baltimore). Good luck in the dig up there and enjoy the rest of this winter!

Just got in from the basketball tournament. Light snow is still falling here. It's been snowing for something like 36 hours straight now, even if it hasn't amounted to a ton.

Could def be legit though.

Good point. I need to spend more time diving through your archives. Phenomenal resource.

Those Fall River pics remind me of some that I’ve seen out of Woonsocket/vicinity from 1978.

For the record, this is me going out and measuring when I feel like it. If I had done it the NWS approved way, it probably would be less. I believe the 40” in Fall River. Bridgewater down to Berkley and then Fall River were the meat of the meat in that band

I never realized anyone had a limit. lol

That's funny. We were probably next to each other. I was there picking up some friends from Hertz.

Yeah you ARE CORRECT, (ME) Langhorne, 22 inches, (Iceman)...Levittown 21 inches, Richboro..22 inches...Morrisville 21 inches.....Fairless Hills 21.5 inches. So we are all relatively close in location And all of those reports are trained spotters

Just an extra 10 bonus score for the NESIS Map.

So true

i mean, that is something to consider...

41” Fall River. Pics look legit https://x.com/snewengweather/status/2026098368804487556?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

If half of the land area is homes and all of the snow blows off the roofs does that make the depth on the ground twice as high?

Yeah. I usually goff at this notion… but models probably do need to clear this current massive storm to get a grip. They’re all over the fuckin’ place

Only one way to find out...just sayin' And after checking definitely 2015 Jan 26-27th and Feb 7-9th 2013 looks close with Mar 2013 23" in Weymouth, Feb 2013 was no question

That is epic for Fall River. I was wondering what they got down there. They were in the meat of that 40+ dbz band for as long as anyone. I think it’s probably real…or at worst, within the margin of error measuring this.

Truth.

Everyone has to get drunk during a good snowstorm.

I probably had one of the lower totals for Rhode island as well, to tell the truth I'm not really sure because it wasn't measurable for me, and it was great. I'll be honest and say it looks like you probably did get significantly less but I don't know. It's hard to say based on that video though to be honest, because I don't understand the topography, and I couldn't take listening to the tone. The thing is, if we swapped positions you'd still be wandering around with a ruler, having unhinged rants, and complaining how x y and z got more, and id still have been in the best fucking mood, made a snow fort with my kids, and cross country skied for miles with my wife. Snow and weather is cool. For me it's cool because it enables different activities. Walking around with a chip on your shoulder can be done in all weather. Do you know how embarrassing this looks to someone who lives where I do. I've had storms where I got 2 inches where literally everywhere around me, including fucking block Island and Nantucket, got many times that. That's a bust. I've come on here and looked at cool pictures, and had a gripe or two, and moved on. There are people on this forum who were forecast to get feet who got a few inches. That's a bust. Not your 19 inches. Nobody gets to bitch about 19 inches of snow.