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We continue to rip in this stuff. It’s not the stuff of PVD lore and SE MA but been lucky enough to stay in it when a little further NW sucked on exhaust for a few hours. Consistently 1-2” per hour stuff. was just outside snow blowing and we had about 5” new from when I last did it and had 13”. So we’re past 18” at this point. 20+ is a lock.

If one measured that fluffy snow every 6 hours, then an inflated total will be the result. Ground truth is everything.

What part of Cranston are you in? I'm 1/2 mile from Walmart. There's over 2 feet on my street. They're big trucks with big blades but can only do so much with this amount of snow!

I know some people here aren’t bright…but today is Monday. This would be on Thursday? I thought Thursday was 3 days from Monday?

That would be my guess

Anything BM or SE that doesn’t track into the GOM thru the Bay of Fundy is a no go.

Here you go: https://x.com/NWS_MountHolly/status/2026004588776829119 PHL - 14.0 (30.0 for the season) ACY - 16.9 Trenton - 16.4 Mt. Holly office - 20.3

Our dog absolutely haaaaaates my snowblower. So weird. It is rather quiet compared to my old gas powered one. I wonder if it gives off some frequencies that bother her.

The SPC HREF had the separate band west of the Hudson idea but it verified a little further to the east.

Which is amazing to think how this area maximized the WWA and deformation to really bring this home. Just the right time at the right place.

Ridiculous about schools open but expected

Yeah. It was definitely apparent early on that your hood was out of luck.

Snowing downwards instead of upwards in this ML fronto band finally. Too bad it's pulverized baking soda.

That’s not hard to accomplish. Detroits only had 4 storms of 12”+ since 1932. Detroits only advantage vs the western lakes is days with snowfall. Lots and lots of 1-2” days

I have a Ariens 24”. It works great! I keep up with the maintenance on it and use fuel stabilizer. I use the Sno-Jet spray to prevent snow and ice accumulation in the auger and discharge shoot and it really helps when there’s a wet/shulshy snowfall.

Yeah, I'd say 78 was the biggest for North of Providence in RI, while this one was the biggest for south of Providence.

Same. I legit measured 33”. Just can’t find the photographic proof. So I’ve always gone with GYX report since it agreed to what I measured.

lol, Hours you can’t get back.

That's awesome still great snow here 26 probably 27 very soon. Another measure at 5

The upslope has been performing quite well all day (arguably over performing). It’ll be confined to a narrow strip along the higher terrain from Medina to Geauga, but it seems like spots in there will come in with 6-9” type amounts. I got close to 3” overnight, pushing my storm total to 4” as of 7am. It’s been snowing pretty good at home all day, so I’m expecting to come home to over half a foot on the ground. Not a bad event, not really an impressive setup but the upslope is really pulling it out for the favored areas.

Night heavy snow is a bummer just ruins it

Similar to the amounts just north of the city (Immediate suburbs)

I've lamented that storm frequently on this site. It was the 4th and last event that winter to verify at 1/8 (or less) of the lower end of the forecast range. Finally having some snow - at this rate we'll achieve a dusting by sunset.

I should have followed your lead.