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35” on 0.67” so far then

They were all sorts of red flags for lots of areas, but people tend to ignore such things. Still a great storm for most of Eastern 1/3 of MA.

Kind of shocked 2017/2018 was not snowier.

Over the years I've assembled top-15 snowfalls for sites from Wash D.C. to CAR, using several sources. Mostly the Utah State site until it became quite cumbersome 7-8 years ago, then using the CLIMOD2 site from Cornell, also some tables seen on these forums. I'm sure there re errors and omissions, but it's been a fun task, especially when I get to revise lists due to recent events. The very light snow has stopped, but I can see a tiny bit still clinging to the Forester's windshield. GYX had reduced yesterday's 3-5 forecast down to 1-3 this morning - moving in the right direction!

Accumulating snow pretty much over. Final total 15.3 inches in Eastern Orange County. A tale of two counties here, most of the southern to northeast part of the county 12-16 inches, 5 miles from that line a rapid drop to 4-6 inches.

Just weird bc the bands set up south to north generally so I wouldn’t expect places just to my south to have so much more. 10-15 min drive south to Plainview and 6-8 inch difference is surprising. I would expect it more east to west drop off on the island. .

Unfortunately ASOS is king, and that liquid is what goes in for the climate. Even if the snow observer reports more (or less).

Man everyone got hammered up and down the coast, philly area got 10-20, delaware 10-20, NJ and NYC basically 15-30, SNE 10-30+ This was basically identical to boxing day for our area, watching a massive miller B blizzard miss us by an ass hair.

I believe Don Surhterland can confirm that we usually see 40 inch winters in pairs. Sometimes they even come in 3.

Took a quick walk up the road to the local elementary school and measured an average of 25" in the field, accounting for compaction we probably finished with around 27-28" or so here in lindenhurst. Gonna go with 27.5" overall. PNS shows similar totals give or take 3" in sw suffolk. All timer for the island

There were signs but they got lost in the hype

Seems to finally be a hint of things starting to lighten up a but which I will gladly take, not sure there's room for much more at this point.

Possibly the best snow of the day. Too bad it looks very shortlived.

Although I see PVD reports snow pack water equiv every 18z…it was 1.5” yesterday and 4.1” at 18z today. So roughly 2.6” of liquid from their 32.8” new at 1pm.

No you take care of after school activities. I don’t need you going all caps on us then seeing .5” of rain when I check the maps.

Somehow it’s still snowing here and honestly picked back up a little bit. Full 24 hours of snow now. 30 hours of precipitation. The band that just won’t die

So basically what PD 2 and 2010 was?

Back to heavier snow now. Wind more NNW.

but we've learned they never do...

Alright somebody give me some good news about the Niño next year. @psuhoffman where did you see early indications of it being east-based? I will say this: If we do not get a MECS or HECS next year, we are probably waiting until the end of the decade when the next niño comes unless we can get a double-dip, no?

Is that 38 from the storm alone or overall depth? If depth, what is your storm total?

Good thing is we’re almost in the NAM false hope range.

close 38.6

We can't either!!!

Can’t believe I’m still getting moderate snow here!! Great storm! .