CPcantmeasuresnow

That's unreal. I wonder if that set the snow depth record in RHODE island?

I believe that December ended up warmer than the average November in NYC and within a degree or two of the average April. Yeah it was ridiculous.

It's not the first time either. Robs been screwed out of a couple of these over the years.

I say 50. By radius I believe that would take you to Newburgh, Toms River, Riverhead LI, and Hackettstown NJ. Looking at that on a map it should probably be 60.

42.0 on the nose

Yet the airport at Providence had a depth at midnight last night of 21 inches. Somebody doesn't know how to use a yardstick. Plus there was snow on the ground in most of those locations before the storm started.

Funny thing about depth and snowfall totals. Providence where they had 38 inches has a max depth yesterday of 21 inches.

I have no reason to doubt the Providence numbers one way or the other, but I'd be very surprised if the max depth was even 6 inches within their 38 inch total. I actually checked the data there. They had 5 inches depth before the storm started and 21 inch depth at midnight last night. Hmmmm, measuring every hour maybe on a clean board? Even Newark airport 27.2 inches snow, max depth 18 inches. This is why snowfall measurements are somewhat exasperating.

Well if it was just the OKX zones, there were a lot of 12+ in the Jan 25-26 storm. Technically that's the winner.

Where do you get the Montgomery airport snowfalls totals from? I thought like Poughkeepsie, which stopped measuring a few decades ago for good reason, that Montgomery doesn't measure snow. Let me know if you have the link, thanks.

Don, since this winter in NYC has jumped into the top 25 rankings when you can would you mind posting the top 30 per your rankings.

@The 4 Seasons15.3 inches from this storm. 59.3 on the season. Highland Mills Orange County NY. between NNJ, LI, RI and SEMass I imagine you've got your hands full. Lots of 30+ out there.

Saratoga Springs NY north of Albany 58" in 1888.

I'm good if it stays around until April 1.

For Central Park it was good. From what I've seen through many years, they were a B+ for staying on top of things today. I've seen to many failing grades in the past.