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Actually no, I don’t typically report in. There is one person/trained spotter in New Fairfield who I often see on the roundups, however, not me (I believe they are more on the northeast part of town). I think the Sherman one is separate, yes. There’s also a good personal weather site, shermanctweather.org, though further north in Sherman, that has lots of data. Finally, I follow Western CT Weather (Jack Drake) on FB and he posts lots of data as well. Quite a few weather weenies in this area. The hills/elevation in the area support good snow. Thanks for all the work and time you put in to collecting data, it’s really amazing and appreciated.

how much u got today?

No model is King anymore - its just that "Every Dog has its day" and the GFS just had its day.

Nice, only .6" for me this morning and 8" at the stake.

GEFS still has huge disagreement with EPS! Also, JMA is much closer to EPS fwiw and is actually even further from GEFS! EPS JMA

Yeah, that data has more holes in it than @BxEngines socks but I digress. Here is a screenshot from one of my spreadsheets that shows my running averages at the top and what I did find for KMGJ listed in the box with the month, if interested. Some of the numbers will be slightly off because winter isn't over yet but you'll get the idea.

I haven't been keep track (probably the first time since 1967), but my measurements are usually lower than the surrounding area reports this year...

Sun coming out with snow lol

No idea either… you might want to DM the original tweet by @weathernut27 Would be amazing to archive a searchable library of storms in this way (and something I’ve long wanted to do but never have time: archive how all the main models performed for each storm)

1919 103" 1924 74 1925 70 1926 90.75 1927 67 1928 81.75 I believe those were the snowfall readings from a place called horseshoe crab in Altoona. They want very many stations back in the day. And Altoona area as a super wide variance it's snowfalls depending upon location with elevation and lake enhancement. Trying to get a handle on that area's actual snowfall through the years was a nightmare because of that. So much of that years mean was dependent upon what station was reporting in where the stations were. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Had a quick burst to bring me over an inch, its blowing around pretty good right now.

An S19 thread? March is gonna be 70° every day, we can put the shovels and scrapers away and we can start riding our bikes soon! How'd I do?

I'm selling. Hard enough to believe the GFS will be right twice in a row (let alone once in a row).

We'll see. I'm not ready to crown it king just yet

NVM

I got over 14” dumped in my yard. Good by me all the way around. Icing on the cake would be a nice paste bomb early next week. Lead the way GFS

Omg thanks for the comeback lmao I'm dying. wait no...NO...I'm not dying. I feel good. I feel like dancing! I think I could see a few more snowflakes in March! don't take meeeeeeee

always go with the hot hand - which is the GFS lately until proven otherwise

Icon has nothing for Monday

Yea, I'd say 45ish.

Hoping this means a BN late March/early April down here, which would be pleasant (highs mainly 60s to 75 with low dewpoints and lows mainly 40s…anything to hold off the build up heat leading to summer is always fine with me).

3" on elevated surfaces like the garbage can top, 4" on the frozen driveway.

3" on the garbage can top but 4" on the driveway. Usually the elevated surfaces are higher but it's pretty warm so the area is surrounded by warm air and the ground is frozen. One of our cars ended up parked right where the biggest drifts formed on Monday morning. There's a painfully dense 3-4 feet piled on it that I'm struggling to get off. Ya think if I accelerate and brake really hard by the end of the driveway it'll slide off? Wind that little turbo up and put all the trust in the brakes 50 feet later... What could go wrong?