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I will agree with this. I did a tornado re-analysis GIS project for my employer over the summer and that involved looking at a lot of damage pictures. This tornado had the intensity similar to Smithville (MS) and the lengthily swath of violent damage (EF4+) similar to Hackleburg (AL). Some of scenes also reminded me of Joplin, too. I don't think we should be sugarcoating how bad and extreme this tornado was regardless of the time of month. This was simply a top-tier tornado and I strongly believe we'll get epic survey results once we get everything put together.

That's what I thought too. Probably too warm right on the coastline, but we'll see...

Ahh yes... found myself looking at wintry weather of the Northeast again. I'm supposed to have a layover at Logan Airport in Boston this Sunday (from Las Vegas) so I'm definitely nervous about the icy weather.

Seems like a good high-elevation snow producer on models so far... we'll see.

Yep, NAM captured my attention earlier this evening. Will be a rough couple days across Dixie Alley.

I have Advanced Skywarn training from NWG GSP office, but that was a warm-season training. Definitely need to do cold-season training to get my spotter ID.

I called it too early. We had about 1.6" new snow on my car when I woke up so I'm calling it at 24", setting a new PR for single-storm snowfall. What a monster storm.

Final snowfall total - 22.4"

Mid-December to mid-January was pretty good too. We had Christmas morning storm, a quick-hitting blizzard, and a historic Arctic cold outbreak. February was super meh, but still pulled a minor SWFE and a surprise 8" event. Then March happened. Really a solid winter.

Thanks! Now just wait until I get my first meltdown next year because I know seasons like this doesn't happen every year. A college friend went to Boston for 2014-15 year. When I saw him again, I asked him about your legendary month and he commented, "I never want to see another ****ing flake again for the rest of my life." I'll never experience something like that, but 40" in 5 mid-March days is good enough

Lol this weenie band should get us 27-30" local lollis around Raymond-Northwood area. Might make one last run at 2 feet of snow here.

Raymond-Northwood area is probably our local jack. I'm seeing 27" reports and they still got a band over them.

40 INCHES FOR THE WEEK! 100 INCHES FOR THE WINTER!!! We're at 21.3" of snow. Snow depth in my front yard is between 21-23".

Large flakes too.

It doesn't show well on radar due to beam blockage, but it's just puking snow outside. I can see us making it to 20".

Pounding snow for the grand finale. 2"/hr rate. 18.5" storm total.

That's insane. Guess I can say this is truly a legendary stuff. I don't think we'll make it to 40", but we'll get pretty close (currently 35" combined).

Almost 40" of snow in 5 days? That's ridiculous.

I was hoping for an average season here, but I never thought I'd see close to 100" of snow in few months.

This band means business. 16.2" in Dover now.

We're now under that death band. Going to make a run at 20".

15.1" in Dover. Still going at 1.5"/hr rate.

Look like we'll have our fun with death band for a hour or two. Nowhere near what ASH-MHT saw but it'll help us catch up some.

Getting close to 12" now.

Back to moderate snow.