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I think your snow is blowing here

Thats what im saying,everybody in the city is over 12 for sure..most are at 14 to 15..places like northern Manhattan and the bronx are at 17 to 18 rn.

I was disappointed to be in Europe and missing a blizzard warning, but it looks like Mt Holly busted too high in Pike Creek, DE, at least according to my cameras. My flight home was cancelled so I can't get home today to measure. Doesn't look like anythint huge compared to the big numbers in NJ just a bit east. So seeing the gold medal hockey match was the winning play in every way for me!

Hearing the occasional crack and creak of trees in the distance. She’s a beaut, Clark (just wish it tracked more west for the whole forum)

Here's the radar painful to look at....another one where we watched Middlesex and New London get smoked. Missed it by 10-15 miles https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/dec-19-20-2009

Sounds low I measured 10 in Crown Heights Brooklyn at 11:30 PM

I’ll catch anything thrown my way . Pitchers and catchers

Yeah that was the case here a little earlier.

Which parts of nyc??,the city itself has about 13 to 14 rn... You have over a foot for sure 13 to 14.we have 16 to 17 rn..dumping everywhere.

Thats where I am now....even if we grab another 3-4 here, still a decent storm, but cant we just sit under the yellow bands for a few hours? 10" here

I've gotten about 1.5 inches overnight with a temp of 20. Schools are closed here.

13 we dont mention 2015 around here

I think band pivots over you for a few hours around 8-10am. You’ll catch the ML band that’s west of you right now as well. That’ll be this afternoon.

Boner weather

NYC will most likely finish around 20 inches or even more. Lets see if we can get into the top 5 for blizzards.

They’ll be beam drift with these strong NE to N winds. You’ll want that past to your NW I think. Not saying it won’t happen but these storms do weird shit with radar. Hope it does.

Good win for everything AMERICAN!!

We stacked close to 6" by midnight...worried my NW tip of New Haven county is going to be sucker holed...need a good 20 mile push westward

Looks like an inch or two in Dorchester so far

This is where I get nervous. We should be fine, but I just want in on the action now. Just went outside though. Snowing fine. Anemometer must be covered in paste because it's not reporting--it's windy out though. 7"

I couldn't even guess. Definitely at least 6 inches. Maybe even up to a foot. Wherever those bands decide to park themselves.

The trajectory is headed right for you

some gravity waves south of Long Island looks like

With any luck, first 20 burger since 2015 for me. Let's go!!!