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I'd either scroll on by or just answer the question. It wouldn't bother me. Like itstrainingtime, I don't do most social media. Facebook, YouTube, and here is all I do. I still don't see anything wrong with what Canderson posted. I really can't figure out your beef with him. Everyone else, me included, like and respect the guy.

I’m ready.

Must be something about part of the PV rotating through and out.

This is a preliminary first pass snowfall totals for CT. Once i get the totals from cocorahs/coop today ill update the map and be doing a full SNE one and Tri-State. I tried to include all the reports from here as well as filter out all the old reports. If anyone has any corrections, concerns or violent reactions let me know and ill take a look into it. There were a lot of reports from the same town or very close to each other so i had to leave some out. Thanks to everyone who sent me a report. I might change the ranges from 0-1/1-2/2-4/4-6 to 0-1/1-3/3-6 for the final map to make things a little easier and because there are a lot of 2"+ reports mixed in around the 1-2" reports. This is also the second 3"+ event of the season so it will make it into the WS Archive with radar/sfc/h5/snowfall maps when they come available. BDR-4.5, BDL-1.4, ORH-1.6, PVD-1.6, BOS-1.3 The forecast overall was pretty good albeit a little conservative. I'll give it a B+. We did highlight the possibility of 4"+ on the extreme S coast so that worked out well. All of the southern 4 counties verified advisory level snow with generally 3-6" and 1-3" mainly for the northern 4 counties. Lowest report was E. Hartland at 0.8" and the highest 5.5" in Norwalk. @Sey-Mour Snow

Yep. I was wrong, will gladly admit it. I never thought the trough would end up going neutral tilt. Congrats on the snow everyone

I have only worked up the values for EWR, NYC, and LGA since those stations have a long time continuous record. The above average snowfall winters had 6”+in December at those 3 stations during La Niña Decembers since the 1990s. If some of the surrounding local spots had a long enough record, then it’s possible that they have a December cutoff level for seasonal above and below average snowfall also. Colder stations than NYC would have a higher cutoff level since it’s naturally snowier in those locations with higher average seasonal snowfall levels. So what is considered average varies from station to station.

Even Mt. Mitchell is up to 20 this morning. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

Nope, calm conditions. Sent from my SM-S908U using Tapatalk

12 degrees this morning. Not as low as forecasters was calling for. Sounds like a cold blustery day….bundle up

Mmmmm that is interesting. You still windy up there?

I'm starting out at 23. I wasn't expecting that! Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

Current temp is 6 degrees.

16.7, I think we will have a good winter.

15.1 right now still dropping. About as cold as it can get here without snowpack. If you added snow cover to this airmass here you’d see spots in central NC approaching 0. We’re a whopping 39 degrees colder than this time yesterday

13.3 at 4:10. My lowest this year was 10.6 on 1/22. .

Down to 16.9.

13 as of 4am

Ok Rain Man lol

17.2 degrees.

000 SXUS71 KILN 142326 RERDAY RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILMINGTON OH 626 PM EST SUN DEC 14 2025 ...RECORD LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE SET AT DAYTON OH... A RECORD LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 10 DEGREES WAS SET AT DAYTON OH TODAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 16 DEGREES SET IN 1917.

17.8 now, shit, 15 or bust. The historic record low is 11 for 12/15 at Newport news Intl.

1.7 final here in death valley....not too shabby . 5.2 on the season so far and has to be at or very near climo for mid month

That deep-winter, tundra feel to it. Perfection!

I'm familiar with the map showing snow reports, thanks, but I'm looking for the contour maps they put out after events.

Definitely feels like winter tonight