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Working on a weather analysis for the late Feb to early March 2023... Checked out your site, but did not see a map for a Feb. 27-28, 2023 event; appears to have been widespread 4 to 6 inch amounts across FF and NH counties in CT...

High of 47.7°, wild gradient today. Currently 43°.

Fog rolled about an hour and a half ago. Thickens every time I look outside.

Bet it does the Tamaqua split... No lightning detected from my station yet.

Heavy thunder the house shook from it and very bright lightning here

No one did. Reminds me of the November 2002 Van Wert, OH tornado, the environment in no way seemed supportive of that sort of twister yesterday. The ice on the lake caps it off

Snow eating fog overnight. Holding strong in about 60% of my backyard but by morning most of it might be gone.

Today's loss...

It looks like the line has broken up. Hopefully we'll get some beneficial rain before the strong cold front arrives next Thursday night or Friday.

We all know you’re losing it…the only question is whether it gets down into this area too.

All signs from nature are screaming real winter's over. Couple counties south this morning have greening grass and worms out. I've got summer birds here even. Sucky cold spells are typical spring thing for NMI so I'm hardly saying last flakes have flown but this and last winter have closely paralleled one another and I expect that will be the case as we continue. Just hoping the crap 3rd week of May doesn't repeat. Worst in a century so the odds are against ofc. I'm just 0.9" ahead of last season's total, and that difference is the 1" bigger largest storm vs last winter. Would be wild if I can go without more measurable snow.

back end snow action on the euro for march 12

After a cold March 12th-13th and then a couple of days of mild, the EW are still showing ~7-8 days of BN dominant cold in the E US that ends ~Mar 23rd. After that, they show back and forth averaging NN into early April.

Models are also showing waves along cold fronts ( rain to snow) Active pattern coming

Nice. Wish I had a pool.

Fast retreating snow cover:

in time they will all loose it then the ghost of the storm will show for a run or 2 then vanish its how it works

I have seen a ton of talk about this all the time if we are just a inch down they talk about this on the local news weather. infact last spring was very wet we were up like 4.00 inches for the year it didnt rain for a week and we were down like -1 inch for the year? they honestly havent relaly stopped talking about it even during the cold snap

That usually works out well for us. having the pool fully renovated starting Monday. Turn the page.

Thunderstorm here. First one of the year.

I did. I used that as a guide back to 2008 and also used the F6 for EWR BDR BDL and ORH. And then checked pns and coop/cocorahs for those dates that showed snow and my memory as well. Oh and Ray's winter storm archive I think i just didn't include it in the main archive bc it didn't affect CT with any snow >3". I am going back and filling in all the missing storms in the SNE snowfall maps pages (every N MA, E MA, S NJ only storm). There's a lot.

Yup looks like it was separated into two parts on the 20-21st and the 23rd. The pns lists it as two separate events even though it was part of the same system. https://arctic.som.ou.edu/tburg/products/realtime/models/?model=era5&base=ptype&background=plain&state=states_brown&country=countries_brown&proj=conus&archive=false&run=2010121100

Snow is still deep. The old Honda says no, no , we won't go.