CPcantmeasuresnow

Uncle is the 1917/18 daily max of 2 degrees the closest NYC has come to a Max of 0 or below since 1869?

The 4.0 inches we had compressed to 2.5 inches of solid mass. This will be a good base for hopefully more to come at the end of the week

32 now and roads much better. No power issues in highland Mills yet.

The Central Park total of 5.5 is at 7AM, logic says they surpassed at a minimum 6 inches? Of course since they won't measure again until 1:00 PM anything that fell after 7:00 am will be treated as if it disappeared into another dimension.

4.0 inches on the nose at 8:30 An over performer to the 2-3 I was expecting. I'll take it and run, and it looks great. Hopefully this is a jump start to bigger and better storms ahead, Would like to get below zero Tuesday and break this two year drought.

4.0 inches on the nose here in Highland Mills as of 8:20. 25° and snowing lightly. Probably about done here accumulation wise.

3.2 inches as of 7AM, 4 would be a huge win.

2.8 inches as of 6 am, so the 5-6 hour worked out well. I don't expect 6-7 am will be anywhere close to an additional inch. Envious of whats going on 50 miles to the south and east.

As we have seen numerous times in the last two decades in many areas of this sub forum.

2.8 inches as of 6AM. 25° moderate snow. The last hour 1.0 inch even. If just being on the edge of the heavy bands got me that it must be heaven for you guys in the middle of it.

25.0° and 1.8 inches as of 5AM, still snowing but light to sometimes moderate would describe it best. If I can eke out three inches from this I'll call it a win.

If this one somehow covers the lawn completely, which usually takes 2.5 to 3 inches I'll consider it a win. It's 50-50 where I am in Orange County if that even happens.

Nice, now maybe I can get some sleep. Hoping I wake up to find the other 6Z’s fall in line.

I don’t have access but I’m guessing the Euro wasn’t a good run or i’d see some posts regarding the last run ?

Of course hoping for snow Thursday night but also hoping for a sub zero night or two next week. I haven’t recorded sub zero for the past two winters and that’s a first in my lifetime. Would like that streak to end.

I'm guessing a last minute jog 125 miles or so north is not in play?

It must be an aging thing. I could never get enough of the snow and cold but I’m actually enjoying this delayed autumn. I’m old enough to remember several October snows in this area. October 18, 1972, October 3, 1987 which was actually over a foot in many parts of the Hudson Valley. I especially remember parts of Dutchess having significant tree damage. Probably the closest we’ve ever been to a significant summer snow event at least in my lifetime. October 29, 2011 15 inches IMBY and four pear trees that made the ultimate sacrifice so I could enjoy a rare white Halloween. That being said this has to be the latest in the season I haven’t even recorded a low in the 30’s. It looks like that will finally happen Monday morning, and I’m okay with this. Like I said earlier it must be an aging thing. The young CP would never have accepted this gracefully.

We always have February 2010, 3 feet of snow while they got rain.

From the Hudson Valley in NY, I'm sick with envy. Enjoy the ride New England.

Actually the jackpot in the May 9, 1977 event was one of the small towns in the Catskills that received 27 inches, I can't remember the name though. Many of the higher elevation towns in Orange County were snow covered by that event. Last May 9th's snow event was great but the 1977 event blew that away. Just like last year there was even a trace in NYC.

That’s just not true IMO. He makes general comments and if it doesn’t live up to expectations in one area of the forum he claims victory. It’s a large area with lots of different micro climates.

And your feeling of total euphoria regarding that, comes out in even a simple one sentence post.

You've always been an easy grader, all of the past winters say that, that's why they all try to get into your class. This is a B and we've already been through all the reasons this doesn't come close to an A unless we had a March similar to 2018. With the way this March is going this winter is dropping into the C+, B- category. March in the HV has to produce something in the first three weeks of the month at least, not this year and 1-2 inches Friday won't cut it.

It depends on where in the forum you live. I’m sure people on the jersey shore gave up on winter two months ago.

Hey Mud Season grades don't come out until Mid April. An early A+ though for sure.