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I'm fully caught up on the archive for this current season with 12 3"+ events and every single event mapped out in the snowfall maps sections if it didn't make the main archive. I set up a dedicated page for Winter 25-26. The SNE snowfall maps page has 23 events so far that required a map (>1" for an area) Also all the season to date stuff is on that page as well, probably do one more final update to that in April or early May. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26

Can't rule that out lol...

Naah, it was mostly pingers. That's 90% crack.

Yeah we had solid pack from that point on. Haven’t seen anything like that since 2015

The 3/30 event was crazy. The gradient was even tighter than your map shows…lack of data doesn’t help. It was like 3” at ORH airport and 6-8” by the time you were in Holden center. Then by the time you got to WaWa easily a foot-plus. Some of the N ORH county towns saw their highest depths all winter after that storm. 40”+ that month. I don’t remember a lot about the 3/26-27 storm. There was another nuke on 3/22-23 but it was barely too warm in most of interior SNE but up into interior NNE they got destroyed at elevation with a lot of snow.

If we do get some warmup east of the Potomac, it will likely be very late in the afternoon. There is a good amount of model agreement that Saturday’s max temp will occur at 11:59pm.

i can see being a few tenths off or a few inches during the blizzard but how they came up with 21 when surrounding areas had like 10-15 still baffles me. Also in this event, if there was say 1.5-2, how do you even get close to 4? I have someone like that in my town that'll report nearly 1.5X to double me sometimes.

....only way 4 is an accurate measurement for andover is if it includes spillage from a kilo of coke..

My wife's work location is about 2.5 miles from that location..

That was the 1/18-19 storm. Hopefully we can grab one more decent sized event. (Like a warning event) Would be a nice finish to the cold season.

Would prefer Erin go braless by that point

which one

i missed that reference

I'm sure it will cloudy and 44 lol. March is the pits.

I worked in Tyngsboro for that and I remember it being a sloppy mess. Heavy wet snow and then heavy rain. Blue bomb more in and up.

it's the same cocorahs station that reported 21" in the blizzard that i tossed violently away. All the surrounding totals were far less. So that seems like its possibly a slanter/over measurer. Of course thats the highest report so far in that area. So i woulnd't trust it personally...

What was that late March storm like, i barely remember anything about it here but it looks like it whacked the SE MA area pretty good? I remember you said March went gangbusters in another thread a while ago. I counted 4 storms for March 2001 that i could find, i dont think i missed any bc i look over all the PNS and F6 data. There was obviously March 4-6th, and then March 9-10th, March 26-27th and March 30th

Sore thumb.

Yeah we’ll see I guess. Hopefully it’s Erin Go Shovel come St Patty’s day.

The recent Euro forecast increase in El Niño strength is due to the model initializing the record February upper ocean heat content for a developing El Niño. But as always we’ll have to wait until we get past the spring forecast barrier in order to know the exact strength. If we do get another event near or over +2 only 3 years after the 2023-2024 event, then it would be a first. The unusual and record early warming in 2023 for a developing El Niño may have signaled a shift in the PCC leading to faster warming and more frequent stronger El Niños.

Yeah those numbers look like total BS

We had a great great run. I don’t recall the exact day in January where we had the first snowfall after the brief mild up but a solid 50+ days straight of deep snowpack. All good things as they say, must come to an end

My wife works in Andover ...right off of 93...she told me at her location there is around 1.5 inches of snow/sleet.. I'd love to know which part of Andover that measurement took place..