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yea the snow growth went up and down by the minute, very strange. Also by far the coldest storm ive ever witnessed. 6-7F the whole time during the day

This snow has meat in it here. My snowblower is having a tough time and there’s a blue tinge to it.

15”-16” in Greenfield,

10” at home in North Waterboro, so not a memorable storm there. But I drove to Nubble Light in York and they had way more there. Here’s a pic of Fox’s Lobster - wind was whipping. Check out the drifts against the building

This should keep you satisfied for a bit. Great storm for all of SNE.

I have a pic of the 12z gfs from Thursday but the pic is too big for this forum totally 977 mb at benchmark.

Isn’t this more Feb 2-3?

Some flurries here this morning. We must have had some freezing mist/drizzle overnight, as my car was coated in ice. Meanwhile, my flight to the American Meteorological Society conference has been canceled now a second time...

amazing how snowman 19 all of a sudden vanished lol..

Same here in Barre Town. Measured 5" last night and another 5 this morning.

Very even snowfall distribution. 11” town at 750ft and 11” at 3,000ft. No change with elevation. I saw Jay showed 8-12”… wonder if they somehow saw a big change with elevation. Not seeing a range at all here.

That's always a possibility with these, That's why for here anyways, I prefer Miller B's because they tend to get going further north around our latitude

The sleet didn’t knock the depth down here either, guess there was 2” or so of sleet but it all counts and you can see now how much denser it made the snowpack.

light snow here

I'm sure my luck will be similar. Since I work in Asheville, they will expect me there tomorrow. They got nothing basically.

After yesterday's 11th winter event of the season which totaled 12.8" of sleet/snow here in East Nantmeal we are at 230% of normal snowfall at 34.1". This is about 96% of our annual average snowfall. Today will be the "warmest" day of the week with temperatures hopefully making it up into the low to mid 20's. For the rest of the week temperatures will likely remain in the mid to upper teens for highs and lows near or below zero for much of the area. In fact, here in EN the NWS has a forecast low of 5 below zero on Thursday morning - in my 23 years at this location I have never recorded a temperature that cold. After some flurries today we look dry for the rest of the work week. Some models are hinting and our 12th winter event of the season next weekend....but we don't shovel or scrape model snow.

this could be one of are best winter sin a very long time..

18” here….great storm. Heavy snow for almost the whole thing, with varying snowgrowth. Just finished digging out…18” is a lot of snow..forgot how much it really is. Buried. That brings us to 40” on the season now. Only 10” more for a normal snow season here. I think we can easily pull that off with a whole second half of astronomical winter to go. Obviously way above average here now YTD.

I dont. I got it off the mid Atlantic forum. My location is kinda in both lol. Im in the most upper part of the SE but in the lowest part of the mid Atlantic

Shoveled last night after the last game. Here in S. Arlington we got about 6–8 inches. Everyone said you should shovel while the sleet was still coming down. I didn’t — and honestly, it wasn’t too bad. The bottom layer of snow was powdery but semi‑compacted. The top layer, though, was about 4 inches of really dense, compacted sleet. Sometimes I’d break off long sheets of it with the other side of the shovel. It was heavy, but if I had started shoveling midday, all I would’ve had tonight was that solid sleet layer. The early snow actually helped me move the top crust. If I had shoveled midday, would it have glazed over and needed one of those flat ice spades? I think so, but who knows. Anyway, that’s my experience — could be wrong.

After yesterday's 11th winter event of the season which totaled 12.8" of sleet/snow here in East Nantmeal we are at 230% of normal snowfall at 34.1". This is about 96% of our annual average snowfall. Today will be the "warmest" day of the week with temperatures hopefully making it up into the low to mid 20's. For the rest of the week temperatures will likely remain in the mid to upper teens for highs and lows near or below zero for much of the area. In fact, here in EN the NWS has a forecast low of 5 below zero on Thursday morning - in my 23 years at this location I have never recorded a temperature that cold. After some flurries today we look dry for the rest of the work week. Some models are hinting and our 12th winter event of the season next weekend....but we don't shovel or scrape model snow.

To think—the upstream energy that could help drive this system is currently over the Pacific It is not depicted some 300hr away, but currently present as we speak.

Yes, very 1993-like with respect to how solid the snow/sleet/glaze is. I was able to walk the dogs on 4" of sleet this morning without falling through or leaving an imprint. However, we did fall through in places where there was 4" of sleet on top of 6" of snow. We haven't seen any plows on our street yet - and we're not on a cul de sac. I could try to guess when schools will open, but I wouldn't laugh at a guess of February 12th. I grew up in northeast Iowa and my dad always talked about January 1936, when schools were closed all month.

That’s what will probably fill in for Boston and nudge them over 20” but maybe some flurries here. But primarily looks good for SNE.