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It would be hard to pull any long term statistics regarding that. Maybe tomorrow I’ll check to see how much of the seasonal snow thus far this season was pure LES.

Radar looks a lot healthier than the HRRR would suggest

I would take that in a heartbeat and then go to spring.

Looks like a 2-3, maybe 3-5 deal? I can't tell with these shit SV maps

I’m listening honey.

Cheese nachos is killing us, not one map.

That makes sense .I don't necessarily always buy into what Ai provides. I tried to find some more substantiated articles, about the event, but I couldn't find much. I did read that apparently there's not a lot of historical data from within the affected areas cities. I wouldn't think The Patriot news would be that ridiculously far off, but who knows. I didn't really dig deeply into the credibility of that article, or if it even exists.

Very very light snow began 12:29am and currently very light. Clouds flew in and fully clear at 10pm and 32 then rapid cloud increase and now 34

I'm talking to myself. There are 9 people in this thread. I'm going to bed. But the Euro is a good hit..that's the TLDR summation.

Round two comes in at 156..starts as snow/mix and then we lose thermals hard at 162

Mid atlantic hit on euro

North, where are the pretty maps

Mid atlantic hit on euro

Mid atlantic hit on euro

It's a pretty modest hit from what I can tell. I don't have the pretty clown maps.

This looks good so far..some light/mod snows at 135. kinda heavy at 138 ?moderate at 141 Looks like a MA special here

some light snow at 144

Alright, out west slug of precip entering the pics. We're a bit warmer than 18z attm

He asked Hillary Andrews to like, do stuff with his "swizzle stick"...uhhhhuhuh

I’ve mentioned it somewhere in one of these threads in the past. I don’t believe that event dumped anywhere near that much snow in Harrisburg though. The NOAA NOWdata at Harrisburg/Middletown for those two days has over 3” of precip but only 2.4” of snow. It did dump those kinds of amounts back this way and on down the Apps thru WV and KY though. The local station here had something on it a few years ago. https://www.wtaj.com/weather/the-late-april-snowstorm-of-1928/

you should email that guy and tell him to make another one

Well the depth of 21" makes total sense since those are measured at 7AM daily, and that's about right for the timing of the storm. 35.5" is total snowfall for the calendar day. And ASOS is not very good in high wind. If you go back and look at all the climo sites for 2022 and 2015 and others youll see the same thing. No clue why they don't use SWE from a core sample, but OceanStateWX said it, ASOS is king.