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MOAR SNOW coming through here at the airport, visibility has dropped again with falling snow joining the blowing snow from the ground. Just an absolute pounding: my mom informed me the all-time record where she grew up in Presque Isle, ME is 28.6 inches. Crazy to see Warwick overtake the northern frontier in any type of winter record.

Even with this non-event im at 50.9" for the season. Just about at my long term average

Over 40 inches for the first time in nearly 10 years. Alot of winter outlooks didn't have a good winter for our area. The disruption to the PV in November changed everything.

Certainly not your run of the mill major event... Easily a Kocin storm... My daughter on the Cape has been told this will be long duration, multi-day power outage!

West wey now?

Need shed pics Ginxy like 2011.

Snow is actually picking up here as it often does when dark approaches during NW flow. Peaked at 25 on a 32 degree forecast. Down to 23.8 as the sun goes behind the big ridge to my west. It's not sunny at all, but it still gives energy through the clouds this time of year as Daniel Boone noted. I did retain snow-cover today though.

Good way to feel

Depth 12 leftover 27 new

Still haven't seen a plow on my street since sometime overnight...still impassable for the most part.

So, what's the totals in the deathband zone from PVD to Kingston over to Plymouth?

Reversal?

True, but the discussion is not really about liquid ratios per se, it was mostly about measuring snowfall. The amount of liquid in let's say 10" of snow can vary more than one believes. The storm 3 weeks ago was very fluffy, like the great lakes, but was measured mostly uniformly across the board.

5”

Are we getting a reversal

Executive order travel ban in Bristol Plymouth and Bars table counties. Cars stuck on 24 and 495.

Don’t know about sun angle as there was no sun here. 4-5” at7am this morning and still 3-3.5

@40/70 Benchmark are we getting a reversal?

In general any El Nino, especially in today's climate of over 1.5 is going to be a fairly mild winter nationwide. Even 09-10 was not all that cold, it was just narrowly cold enough to snow.

And we'll be the ones dragging down the NESIS (or equivalent) scale again.

80% of this morning's snowpack has melted. Sorta puts the snowcrete into perspective. That was a weeks long winter wonderland. Call me crazy, but I'd rather have snow that sticks around for a few weeks than snow that disappears in less than 6 hours.

How much does Boston have for the season ? 60s?

JFC my snow depth is already down to 1.8”

I am like 3 miles west of it lol.