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Moderate snow right now here 23F. Even at the lower end of predictions here we have well over 2 feet otg. It's a beautiful winter scene out there. Msybe a little more during th4 week and perhaps more than a little more early next week after a mild weekend. Not too shabby as March comes in, especially after a few lean years. I'm playing my grateful card. Picture taken a couple hours ago another inch or two in moderate snow since. Don't expect a whole lot more now.

But don't the records start in 1963 or 66? It misses out on historical storms, like 1958. I'm sure either the February or March event would be on there if it extended that far.

At least it broke the Top 10. Tied for 8th right now with Feb 16-17 2003.

Agree

The CPK measurement is logical to me, LGA is a bit suspicious

A snow hole at times as you get close to the Sound, and across it into Northern Nassau. 'Hole" is relative cause over a foot is still a lot of snow, but yeah historic level snow is just to the west, NW, and south. Getting a burst right now though with stronger winds, looks like it could drop a quick inch or so.

@The 4 Seasons Southbury CT USA 8.5” 8.25” 2.0” Storm Total: 18.75”

0100 PM Snow Logan AP 42.36N 71.01W 02/23/2026 M14.4 Inch Suffolk MA Official NWS Obs

i hope we get that inch this storm deserves to be in the top 5 of all time for central park.

That's wild stuff. Whacked.

Snow still going pretty strong here, over 24 hours of almost continuous snow.

Islip: 29.1". That breaks the all-time record of 27.8" from February 8-9, 2013.

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Offical 32 at tf green breaking blizzard of 78

2018 2026, same difference. Radars looks about the same so LFG!

It'll be snowing for awhile longer so I think they measure again at 4-430

Snow is melting quick here. A third of it is gone already.

Higher sun angle + much warmer temps than the Jan storm. Difference is huge

For those reflexively crapping on the CPK measurement, I just did another 20 minute walk in Riverside Park and it very much feels like a 17-19" storm.

It didn't even hold for 12 hours, I was looking at 0z by accident though the ensembles are pretty consistently underdoing cold into the medium range still. Incredibly persistent bias this winter.

yeah in that up here too. As heavy as I've seen so far. going to hit 2 feet OTG

so which total you think is more accurate central park or newark?