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I was literally going back in my images to look for that exact run What a fun storm that one was. For me personally down in Fleetwood, I enjoyed it more than 2016. We got more snow and, although rates never exceeded 2" an hour at peak, it snowed literally for days.

I’ve only seen the sun one day since I returned up here last week.

I told my buddy in Toms River to get a comfortable bed ready for me.

A quick AI search reports Washington Reagan 8.6" with annual seasonal average of 14". NY City has received 21.2" with a 25 year seasonal average of 29". I have measured just over 11" total in Lincoln County this season.

The CPC disagrees, as the first half of March looks warm:

lol EPS

It was warm down there at the end on this run, Doesn't mean much though being the Nam right now.

Nasty day today here….mid 30s and overcast. A few weenie flakes too, esp during morning.

I had pics on here but not sure if I deleted them to make room. I think I did.

And if you’re in RI, just 1 mile South, you’re Screwed. AGAIN.

End of the 18z Nam so take it fwiw, But that's warning snow from the mass border north verbatim.

Still have the RGEM run saved where it printed out 4-5 feet for the Lehigh Valley.

60% of the time these work out 100% of the time so we got that going for us.

Kevin might Jack with this one

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My zones have a chance of snow for every single period between Friday late afternoon until the end of the day Monday. At this point, the only periods of likely snow are Wednesday although less than an inch, and Friday night, all of the others are 40 or 50% not something I see a lot and looks like something you would see in the snow belt lake affect area. my roundabout answer to the question. If none of that works out, it would be epic, but if all of it works out, it would be epic.

Is there a particular reason this just won’t trend south into almost nothing? It’s been a hard trend very close in.

Outside looking in on the southern fringe of Central CT.

Mammoth Resort is now CLOSED for the day, due to frigid temperatures in the low teens and winds gusting to 80 mph. It's a veritable milkshake froth out there. Very heavy snow is being whipped around, to say nothing of feet of fresh snow being picked up and blasted all over the place. Up to 26 inches expected today with much more tonight and heavy snow/high winds expected tomorrow as well. Palisades Tahoe is also shut down for the day as well. On radar that Pacific Firehose is trained squarely at them. It's a murderous frigid conveyor belt full of crazy torrential snows, smashing the Sierra with incredible moisture and snow rates all day and tonight. Many of their webcams are iced up badly.

It reminds me of some of the wild RGEM/CMC OP runs from 2021 ha

I know It's been awesome. It's been back to our regular humid, mild, couldy weather, but with a snowpack acting like it's susposed to be here until flowers come up.

Today was modeled well into the 40s in EMA for several days and everyone is stuck in the 30s.

I’m not really north of the border this week, more like east of the border in New Brunswick doing some snowmobiling. There is ok snow, better as you get higher in elevation. Still decently wintry overall.

I'm going to write a strongly worded letter to those responsible.

What if they all do? Buried.