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March 2001 had some 40 burgers in interior SE NH.

Where are you located? .... Florida?

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The GFS fired a huge winter shot along and north of 40. Slim chance of course.

Melted so fast. Missing this one already

Definitely an A winter here. I can't add a plus because winters like 09/10 exist. Although, that may have been A++

I would have traded places.

Damn I’m already going through withdrawal from this one haha. Miss it already

Lol I got 0.5”. Why is the 4” line so far north.

16 inches of snow gone in 4 days.

I'm not complaining. Just so close to the hallowed ground.

40" can happen inland if you get under the banding long enough...NYS had in VD 2007....many areas in December 2020.

I mean, you still had 2 feet...even I wouldn't have bitched about that.

Beware the Ides of March:

I give winter an B in southeast Tennessee. Snowfall was slightly above normal IMBY which lifts it above C. A is reserved for a six inch thumper. B means I'm not complaining. I'm actually quite satisfied. Fighting the trend is hard too, so really a C would be a win. Temperatures are about half-way between the coldest and the warmest in Earth's history. Warm periods include tropical forests on Greenland and Arctica. Ice Ages oscillate between glaciation periods (what the public refers to ice ages) and interglacial periods which we are in right now (within the broader Ice Age). Will we glaciate, hold, or climb out of the Ice Age? If the latter it would be an order or two magnitudes SLOWER than the current trend of warming. What has happened in the last 150 years and what is very likely in the next 150 years is 10 to 100 times faster than natural warming driven by Milankovitch Cycles. Rate is the problem, and why we assign the cause to human activity. I'm not calling for extreme action since cheap energy is the fastest route to end poverty, but I want to acknowledge the research. That's probably enough outside of the specific Climate forum, but that place is a hornet's nest. From this point forward, look for me in the Severe Weather topic of our Regional forum.

Seriously The 11 inches we had in January looked more.

Your street reminds me of my own, where I grew u, in Dyker Heights 75th street just off 11th Avenue, over seven decades ago. As always ….

They missed alot of spots that received more. Awful.

@Amped Here is one for you. March 7, 2018 My notes: Schools closed. Heaviest snowfall rate ever witnessed, from noon to 1 pm. 5.5" total. [The schools in Perth Amboy were closed based on the forecast. It had looked like a bust, with only light snowfall in the morning. Then, came down at a rate of around 4 inches per hour for about an hour.)

Cracked 50 today!!! Currently 51 in the backyard.

Christ that map is terrible. There were dozens of 20+ reports in westchester, eastern rockland, and southwest ct.

Looks like BWI had a 60 in Dec, and a 62 in Jan., so they came dang close too. Still, quite a cool overall DJF winter for us.

47 / 26 and bright sunshine - full sun and snow disappearing before our eyes.