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I agree. In Central Park, it's a top 5 winter during the 21st century and among the top 25% of winters all-time through February 5th. It has featured a big snowstorm, prolonged cold, prolonged snow cover and several bouts of severe cold. December-January was the coldest since 2010-11. All three winter months will likely finish with below normal temperatures.

Won't speculate on IVT yet. 2 to 4 without IVT.

Ya maybe for you…but I’m thinking with what modeling is showing now, you’re not far enough east either. But it’s fickle..so throw a dart?

Here's Danville, VA

Ya ‘13 was a beast …6” plus per hour here /and you…complete crushing event. what a storm. That band was forecast to set up out east, but set up here instead, and buried the area.

Here's the total snow instead of the 24hr snow multi run for mby

I’m thinking 3-4 here with 5 if it totally works out

Definitely more pack at my parents. Solid 15+ I’d say. Couple less here

A dusting is better than nothing.

Congrats. Northeast of the city looks to be in the best area for now. There may be a squall warning for that one coming through Youngstown. Plus ones around Cleveland.

7pm: METAR KISP 062356Z 04533G40KT 0SM +SN BLSN VV000 M03/M04 A2940 RMK SLP956

Not sure. But seeing that this is in the Mississippi Ice Storm zone, I assume he means ice.

1-2” here. 2-4” for you. More out east. We boned in this one.

Phil, be ready to plow 6"+....it's a PIA forecast that will be largely mesoscale dependent. I'm hedging on some subby adjacent to the coastal band. It's also hinted at in some of the guidance.

That's the heaviest snow I've ever seen besides maybe Blizz '13 but it was dark during the height of that

I got a rock in round 1 Round 2 at 4:30am snooze

Upton radar back online

The models that get CP below zero have DPs -17 those that are above are -5

What is "plastic snow?"

Would Danville be close to you?

At least a B. It's silly that some are saying we haven't reached average snowfall for an entire winter, when the winter is barely half over - one has to grade on where we are now vs. where we should be now. The fact that we're well ahead of where we would normally be makes snowfall at least a B and an A- for me, since we got a little more lucky than CPK and have 29.5", which is our average for the winter, already.

Having the snowpack already in place made it look more of a wintry scene despite so little qpf

Do you have the chart for up this way?