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Do you still make snow for the yard Midlo Sno Ho???

Think it starts here 8-9a. Take the refresher

Some of the video I saw from Plymouth is ridiculous. All out blizzard.

NWCT will jack from tomorrow morning, colder and earlier that elsewhere, won't snow hard enough out east with late Feb sun angle

Looks like 5:30 start here, 6:30 start in Tolland

After Sunday, I was ready for it with a disgusted attitude. But after seeing the Gfs and Canadian, I'd love to get 1 more, then let it cook. Sun and 70'ish sounds pretty good right now.

I’m just up the road in Attleboro on seekonk/pawtucket line and our totals are close. N PVD also had around 30-32”. I was in that main band all day.

10.5 - 11.5 in methuen by using a more protected spot on the ssw of my home....front of home had drifts to 24-30 inches.

I say 50. By radius I believe that would take you to Newburgh, Toms River, Riverhead LI, and Hackettstown NJ. Looking at that on a map it should probably be 60.

Do you think that 41 in Fall River is legit? I noticed its not on the interactive map and they didnt include it in the PNS debating whether to include it or not since it is the jackpot

AIFS jumped way south (400 miles 00z to 12z) for Thursday night after being so consistent, that model has is losing it's reputation for not being jumpy. Thursday night is on life support now.

I think MMU is right at 40. Wonder whom the highest and lowest in the NYC area is? (Like, go far out do we count in a radius from CPK, 30 miles? 45? More?) .

where in southbury though? west east? central?

If I had to make a guess I would say Thursday Friday is a mess, but we get a significant storm for most of us first half of next week. I would imagine that would trend north at this time of year.

You didn't have a blast with all that snow?

5-6. Cold n dark

I knew this would be controversial lol. Don't get me wrong. That was a legendary winter. I just had more actual fun this winter. Being free of a job during winter definitely added points. I'm a fan of winter. I love cold, frozen lakes, gray cold days, snowcover that doesn't melt. The fact I chased probably added points too. I've experienced 135" of snow and hiked over 100 miles on snowpack/snowcreate. I just REALLY enjoyed the glacier and arctic flow from the nw. I had so many memorable experiences from that. Walking through wetlands on a path of ice (frozen creek) that was sparking like diamonds through the cat tails while surrounded by ridges covered in glistening icepack was surreal and magical.

Ha... this is gon' chap some asses but the 2nd Sunday in March is the 8th this year, the earliest possible date the clocks will be switched ahead by an hour ... On a day that is 74 F? ...while not priceless per se, that's certainly handsomely rubbing it in

Easy to spot the drift measurements in a storm like this up here.

Later update ... CF6 for EWR has been edited to show the 27.2" outcome. That means your top ten for the contest is as shown above. I will wait for the NYC debate to play itself out before editing the table, but in any case I will declare MJ0812 and hudsonvalley21 to be co-winners because of these fluctuations and the fact that MJ0812 retains the lowest total error if not the lowest total error squared. Each of them wins one of the ranking metrics. I won't keep posting about this, just check back in a few days and see what the table looks like then, maybe all five will change and I will have made use of MAID (it's a Canadian joke) ...

That’s good. I was just saying it in a general sense. Gradual melt would be the best thing to occur. .

42.0 on the nose

I'll take my 1.3" after cutting it in half and enjoy it.

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Yet the airport at Providence had a depth at midnight last night of 21 inches. Somebody doesn't know how to use a yardstick. Plus there was snow on the ground in most of those locations before the storm started.