6.2 inches otg as of 7:00 am, 1 inch in the last 40 minutes, ridic.
29.7° and the snow, that wasn't suppose to happen according to last nights models, continues.
You must be dreaming this, every short range model I looked at last night had you getting less than an inch up there. The model failure for this storm is now complete.
Same reaction here, going from one foot expectations Sunday night to hoping to get enough to cover the grass by Monday night, to now 5 inches otg with moderate to heavy snow.
It's been aggravating but I'd rather have it this way then expecting a foot and waking up to almost nothing.
Yep I already had 4.0 inches as of 5:15 AM, the models had me thinking 2.0 inches would be a win when I went to bed at 11:00
Highland Mills NY, 45 miles NNW of midtown
So far a nice surprise after the evening models lowered my expectations to near zero here in Orange County NY 12 miles south of I84 elev 600 feet.
30.4° with moderate/heavy snow, 4.0 inches as of 5:15, radar looks good even past 84 here. Hopefully that will bode well for all in SNE
So far a nice surprise after lowering expectations to near zero here in Orange County 12 miles south of I84 elev 600 feet.
4.0 inches as of 5:15, radar looks good even past 84. Hope it's legit for everyone to my north.
30.4° and snowing moderately here 12 miles south if I84 in Orange County. Intensity down in the last 15 minutes.
4.0 inches officially as of 5:15 am. Don't know what happened between midnight and five but wish I'd been up to see it. This has already exceeded my greatly lowered expectations from last night. Plows already been through and street covered again.
Amazing. This must be what it felt like during the 1929 market crash. I'd jump out a window but apparently there won't be enough snow to cushion my fall.
Left for five hours hoping it would get better and it's actually gotten worse.
I guess it's now come down to hoping the grass gets completely covered tomorrow.
F that, from 13 inches to 6 in one run. I think it's time to take a break from model watching. This south trend has to end. Hopefully the 12z's bring back some sanity.
How about 45 mile north with that 12 spot in Orange County. The fascination with people on this board with Boston still amazes me.
So you'd rather drive 200 miles to get less snow than 45 miles to get more snow in your own backyard.
The majority on this forum seem to think that way. I don't get it. It's like the HV past Rockland and Westchester doesn't exist. Weird.
He still doesn't seem to grasp that 40 to 50 miles north of him gets more snow than many places in southern New England and it's colder here too. The fascination with SNE has always concerned me LOL.