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so like 45ish? The accordion man claims 50 in that storm. I dont see any official reports higher than 38 or 39. I saw unoffically from the NWS that Lincoln reported 55" and drifts to 27'. But reporting was god awful back then so its not hard to believe 50 or 55.

Model battle again

Nice job hrrr

Between 1.5 and 2 here. When we hear / say "it just wants to snow this year" this is a perfect example. This is the kind of setup that it feels like 9 times out of 10 is rain for the south shore. I read somewhere that the ocean temps are lower than the norm for this time of year? Is that true, and if so, maybe that helped here?

Couple inches down this way Solid moderate to heavy snow

2.25” N side of Greenfield

Still plenty of time for snow for NYC on north especially at night and if there is sufficient cold.

2”

Bout time to bail on this one

Another 1.5" today. Need 1.5" for 50 on the year here. I see some reports near Freehold at 65". What volcano erupted that I missed, lol clown.

what site/software is that with that radar and all those overlays etc? Something private, in house stuff or is that from a paywalled site you think? @dendrite

Most important run of the GFS...in the history of this thread.

March to come in like a LION ! GFS has been showing this run after run the last few days and the Metro is right in the middle of the precip field

Reel in 8" of snow to close Metro above ground. Then it's dinner time

@Great Snow 1717How much?

That is a totally normal Metar sir

The issue with next Monday is the very strong high pressure forecast to be over the Northeast. So if the system ejects too soon, then it will get suppressed. But a later ejection would probably mean a front end thump to rain or mix potential Tuesday into Wednesday. Plus we could get a suppressed system Monday followed by another with mixing issues Tuesday into Wednesday.

Gfs has snow Thursday (tomorrow) for Phi/SJ. Stands alone. Anyone buying?

Since March is 4 days away I figured I’d start a March thread. Discuss….

Well unless we had a colder antecedent airmass in place, I think that we would've mixed with sleet here if this past one came 50 miles northwest. With the current airmass I think it would've held down accumulations somewhat. It would've been similar to what 2015 was around here. The 30+ totals around ORH/BOS and then around 20" in this area further south. Still historic but not a benchmark kind of storm that it was. I think a lot of people are sore about this storm understandably, but unless you get a stall like 78 or another 97 with a much colder airmass in place, it's near impossible to get 30+ over the whole area.

Some more support for the early March system than this.

Nada from the RGEM and ICON. Hires window mesos technically had some digital blue but essentially a miss, not that they are of much value. Onto the GFS to see if it gives up on this POS

1.75 new depth 32.5 w/e 3.47

I am

You will know if he says he's cancelling weather.