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That average snowfall map seems suspect.. NE CT hills are well within the 25-50" while south of Boston on the coast is well within the 50-75" range.. that 25-50 " in western and NE CT has to be pushed south a good amount especially with this being 91-2020 which was an extremely snow period..

I'm not home but radar looks like a bit of a screw zone for a bit in NW N Central CT into SW MA.

Quincy cocorahs, the same one you said who slanted 28" near me. It's just S/SE of BOS and was close to the BOS seasonal total so thats why i put it in. The 80.6 is Blue Hill which makes sense why its high but most of the other reports around there north and west of you are ~60 ish

Big fatties flying.

And so did Manhattan. 36 inches measured in Brooklyn, 45 in New Haven, 48 inches in Albany, 58 in Saratoga Springs and Bridgeport 18 and Manhattan 21. It must be some kind of sacred pact between Bridgeport and NYC that goes back to the beginning of official records to always under measure snow. I've studied many old photos from that storm and there is no way that was any less than three feet in Manhattan. One also has to remember there was no snow on the ground when that storm hit.

Some stuff on the the mulch areas but that's about it. We are going to torch starting around Sunday... 35f/misty and low clouds, pretty dark out there.

Nice band in S. Central CT

28° moderate snow in Grittyfield. .50”

Heavy snow..28 degrees-great snow growth too. Accumulating on everything. As Seymour said…was the right call for inland areas FOR SURE. Elementary kids would be getting out here in 45 min-to an hour today…wouldn’t have been good.

That CT river valley in MA mirrors their typical seasonal snowfall lol

EPS would work as there would be enough cold air with the depth of the trough and the PV on our side of the globe. The GEFS depiction would be tough.

If my memory is correct (and it may not be), BDCF placement is one thing that the NAM does well. It’s at end of range now but seems to suggest that the front makes it through our area on Friday night. Something to watch over the next few days.

Snow staring. 8-10” Enroute.

Who is the 60.6 near me? Hingham? I think he has some missing data.

This storm is so exciting people are talking about tort reform

37F now off a -8F min, lol. Low standards or not, this sun and temp feels intoxicating after the obnoxious Arctic shot. Wandering around town nude, ha. They did not cancel school up here.

If there was a strong west-based -NAO block along with a strong -AO showing up, then I’d say yes, there’s definitely a better chance, but none of the ensembles are showing that

got to be one of the worst parts of the job-making inclement weather calls...outside of the easy ones (like the blizzard) it's tough.

Middlesex County CT and the CT River Valley in Mass around Springfield local screw zones this winter..

Tort reform is desperately needed, but never comes

Yea we don’t mind the closures personally but other parents don’t have as much luxury/flexibility. I get it though, it is never as easy as just looking at the weather forecast for a decision…

rain sleet mix here 33

Ended up being the right call here, sidewalks already slick for pickup with the radar lit up to our west with snow and sleet.. The sleet makes it worse as it doesn't melt as quickly as the snow does with the March sun

nice map and appreciate all the effort you put into this! Just my 2 cents but I don't buy those 52"/53" totals in in south ORH county at all .. seems much too low

Light snow here - it's almost coming down in slow motion