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Try playing some Taylor Swift breakup songs on your squeezebox. Maybe that will help you work through your heartbreak.

Not at all. That didn't even enter my mind. I'm thinking government waste and corruption, bridges falling down in disrepair, high taxes and cost of living. But if that's what entered your mind first, that's something for you to address, not me.

We'll always have November 30th.

I think the record is Jan 31, 2021. I know that one went for at least 48, maybe even close to 72, hours.

I’ve been in subsidence too for a few hours now. Damage had been done tho

1996, 2006, 2016, and 2026...

Travel ban still in effect, will be awhile before our development gets plowed https://news.delaware.gov/2026/02/23/driving-restrictions-update-new-castle-county-downgraded-to-level1-kent-and-sussex-counties-remaining-at-level-3/

Looks like 21.8" from 10 am measurement is my final total, bringing me to 53.0" for the season; snow has already compacted to about 18" as of 12:00 pm when I checked after my final shoveling. My number looks good given the actual snowfall map below which has most of the 95 corridor and the coast in the 18-24" swath. T The GFS ruled among all of the models up until the event, but especially several days out latching on to the big phased snowy storm solution when almost every other model was showing a weak, progressive out-to-sea solution, and then I thought the HRRR did quite well with real-time projections once the event started. And great forecast by the NWS, sticking to their guns with the high predictions that many of us thought were too high and it mostly worked out. Fantastic storm - all snow for a change and just gorgeous to look at if a lot of work to shovel, lol. Two pics to share: first one was right after sunrise showing some of the heaviest snow of the event with about 1/8th of a mile visibility and everything just looks like a snowy moonscape (those big lumps in front are where I shovel to), while the 2nd was from driving around town after the storm and it looks like a snowy tree tunnel. And one weird observation - from about 10 am to noon had what looks like decent snowfall rates, via radar, but have had light flurries at most - no idea why. Anyone? Radar showing snow up high and a dry layer below? Time for a shower, some food and some sleep, but not sure in which order, lol. Pleasure tracking/observing this storm with y'all.

I Just came in from outside and that was a workout,,,,impossible to measure so later on someone tell me how much New City/ Rockland County received as my best guesstimate would be 15 but I really dunno could be more could be less. Wow as 4 days ago who would have ever thought that we would now have 263 pages and counting of ITS NOT COMING

Who will win this time? 12z euro is weak and south like 0z last night. 6z was more amped and north. It's been bouncing back and forth. Some models north, some south right now.

Wild how banding works seems much of the NW Bronx/Yonkers area is over 20 inches even though it’s further from the storm than eastern Bronx.

Iad has been failing on measurement for awhile. They just dont monitor enough. I live right outside the gates. It was almost. 3.5 inches on my snowboard

LOL mine bottoms out on his belly and his feet are still a foot from the ground! Where he's standing is in front of the shed where the snow blower is. Snow is about 25" deep!

It's okay to be disappointed, and put it down in words here. It's the tone that matters. I feel bad that the storm was not as prolific for others as it could have been. That being said, there's always winners and losers in these big storms. It's rare that everyone wins because what produces the snow on the north west side of these storms is banding, and it's almost impossible to have bands that cover our entire region to make everyone a winner. It truly is like going to the casino - only a few are going to jackpot. Usually for my area to win, somewhere else has just cashed in their last snow chip without a good return. At the end of the day, it's just weather, and we aren't in control of it. It's nice we see all four seasons in New England. I can't imagine, even when I get a 20" winter, living somewhere where you don't get the variety of weather you get here.

There’s still ensemble support, just not much. Felt pretty confident 24 hrs ago that this system wouldn’t entirely shit the bed, but here I am.

EWR is reporting 27.1" now, a mere 0.7" shy of the record.

It feels like the Euro and CMC were most right with the area of heaviest snow, but they were just too light on the totals within that area. Those models had the coastal Niña blizzard look. The GFS was first to lock onto the blizzard idea and had the right totals along the coast but was too bullish too far inland.

The Extreme NE Maryland Snow Anus actually did well! Must have been the Anusol! 10” measured in 3 different places. nice storm! Cheers from the TriState Point!

Ya he doesn’t understand when the Governor goes around the country to talk about Rhode Island to other states, he talks about My Accomplishments with Rocco Baldelli and Joe Mazzulla. But ya, go ahead, say I give RI a bad name. What an All-Time Unbelievable Post.

NW Nassau getting back into moderate to heavy bursts, last hurrah! Thank you Hernando .

Too bad there wasn't a hair more SBCAPE to really get it going.

Hell no. We have plenty of time after March 15th to do that.

Depends upon where the report comes from. In 1978 If it was recorded in Warwick 28.6", North Providence 31.0", and the North Central Airport, 35.0".

most likely I could imagine a hypothetical multi-prong, long duration event (overrunning/fgen, main slp/defo, and LES) that could get us into the upper 20s, each of those in isolation can hit 10 and stringing them together happens. Plus the atmosphere is only getting more juiced. 30+ almost certainly impossible tho

See you next year