CPcantmeasuresnow

For most weenies it would be best to look at this and say, this would be a really nice outcome, and forget you ever saw the 18Z NAM snowmap.

The NAM went from 0 inches for our area on the 6Z this morning to 15-18 inches 12 hours later on the 18Z. If the NAM trend continues I guess we should expect 30-36 inches on tomorrows 6Z. Personally I'd be overjoyed with 10-12, anything more would be appreciated but not expected.

Actually NYC had 4, 40+ inch winters in a row from 2002/03 through 2005/06. Two consecutive 50+ inches in a row in 2009/10 and 2010/11 and 2013/14 through 2014/15

I would also add to that the days with snow cover in NYC this season. If this storm does verify, the number of days this winter may approach or exceed 50. I don't really know how many winters have had over 50 days of snow cover in NYC. The last one off the top of my head was 2010/11. There may have been 1 or 2 after that but I'm not sure.

Snow map whenever you can please.

Less than that. Eastern Orange County with 26 inches, western Orange County with 4 inches. That was less than 30 miles here.

Yeah for 6-10. A little aggressive for up here this early in the game. I'll gladly take it though. Our current snowpack is in serious need of a solid freshening.

It isn't. I'll leave it at that.

A little too right leaning for my liking, but I'm nitpicking now.

WSW up here too for 6-10. I'm a little surprised up here it's that aggressive this early.

For NYC, specifically Central Park 10 % Above 15 inches 30 % 10 -15 inches 30 % 6 -10 inches 20 % 3 -6 inch 10 % 1 -3 inch

For NYC, specifically Central Park 10 % Above 15 inches 30 % 10 -15 inches 30 % 6 -10 inches 20 % 3 -6 inch 10 % 1 -3 inch

March 1888

But it also started with temperatures around 13° in the city. Not the same thing here.

The beauty of latitude. It may work against you Sunday though we shall see enjoy today.