CPcantmeasuresnow

19.8° and dew point 15.1° moderate snow, increasing by the minute. W can't spike the football until the yardstick is in the ground, but It's all coming together.

what town?

21.7° light snow.

I had to look it up in my records but pretty much the same. i recorded 20.8 inches for the March 14-15 2017 storm but noted a dry slot from 12-3 o'clock kept totals down. It hurt but when you end up with over 20 inches it lessens the pain.

For pretty much just laughs, but 36.6 inches in Orange County. It's fun to dream.

wow that dry slot means business. Hope its stays down there, scary.

Good calls Julian, very reasonable IMO. At this point as far as I'm concerned, and with the amount of time we've all devoted to this storm, and because I haven't seen anything contrary for days, anything less than 12 inches now I will find disappointing. Anything less than 10 would be disturbing, less than 8 I will pout for days.

20.8° and waiting. No concerns here for a change to rain but when the 700-850 layer warms I've seen sleet sneak up here unannounced and unexpected, even 50 miles north of midtown where I'm located.

I'd love that. I received 20.8 inches from that storm. With all that ice and sleet mixed in a storm like that might not melt until spring.

Is this one of those Rorschach tests? I see MJO812 weeping

Disaster for some, but I received 21 inches from that disaster. As always on this forum one mans disaster becomes another mans gain, and it goes both ways, we've all been there and this one didn't even start yet.

I'm hearing the 12Z GFS brings a foot of snow to Montreal. Kidding.

Within reason I would agree.

That actually sounds like a snow lovers hell. I'd move.

More like lurching north. The 6Z GFS going north with the heavier snows was the first sign, although many didn't seem to pick up on it or just plain ignored it. If the N trend continues and somehow I end up sleeting here in Highland Mills I'm done with weather.

You see that 12 from this mornings GFS run right over southern Orange County, we haven't seen anything close to that from GFS regarding this storm. It even has a 6 up past Kingston where it's been insistent in past runs accumulating snows wouldn't even make it that far north. We seem to be in a 12-24 inch range (from north to south in the HV) on every model now. I never spike the football until my yardstick goes in the ground to verify but after last nights 0Z suites and this mornings GFS I'm starting to breathe a little easier. Also remember this is 10:1 ratios, in the HV ratios should be more in the 12:1 to 14:1 range.

These are the top 20 storms in NYC, with the storms of the 2000's highlighted in red. Amazing how they have filled the top ten in the last 20 years. To get on the list this storm would have to exceed 15.2 inches in Central Park. I'd love to see it happen but doubting it does. More realistic is the 11.3 inches I keep touting so the 30 year average gets to 30 inches for the Jan 1991 to Dec 2020 calculations to come out next month. It would be nice to get both but I'll take the 11.3 and hope for the top 20 after that. Of course the way they measure in the Park we may not know final totals until early Friday morning, after settling and compression takes its toll.

Yet you still received 28 inches and I got 35 inches. That's one of the things that made it even more remarkable. Throw in that Boston received mostly if not all rain from that storm.

Well that is triple what the GFS gave you three runs ago. Six more runs at that rate and your at 27!

35 inches from the February 2010 storm, my best of all time, followed closely by January 1996 at 33 inches. Yes I was that guy across the river with 30 plus. I did feel your pain but reveled in the glory nonetheless.

Make sure you bring a yard stick and a camera. Central Park needs 11.3 inches of snow this December to get the 30 year average to 30 inches. Don't let them under measure it as is often the case.

I would never accept that, unless we in the N&W/N&E sub forum were allowed to then conquer and annex the southern New England Forum into the NYC forum. We must keep a balance, there's already to many south of I78ers here., and I don't like their climate.

I think I'll be parked here until Friday morning. Venturing into any other sub forums once the feeding frenzy, kuchera maps, and model preferences begin is not good for the psyche. With that said go Euro, you're the man (or woman)

At this stage you can pretty much know within 20 miles of where someone is located just by which models they are siding with and what direction they are praying for the next model runs to go.

Below are the 65 largest storms recorded in NYC (Manhattan in this case) since 1870. Storm totals have to be 10 inches or greater to get on this list. There have been 15 storms of 10 inches or greater since 2000. Many of these would not be on Walts list as they overlap midnight. Walt's list is for snowfall in a 24 hour calendar day. 65 Largest Snowstorms All Time Central Park in NYC (through December 14, 2020) Rank.Amount..Date 1……..27.5…..January 23, 2016 2……..26.9…..February 11-12, 2006 3……..25.8…..December 26-27, 1947 4……..21.0…..March 12-14, 1888 5……..20.9…..February 25-26, 2010 6……..20.2…..January 7-8, 1996 7……..20.0…..December 26-27, 2010 8……..19.8…..February 16-17, 2003 9……..19.0…..January 26-27, 2011 10…..18.1…..March 7-8, 1941 11…..18.1…..January 22-24, 1935 12…..18.0…..December 26, 1872 13…..17.7…..February 5-7, 1978 14…..17.6…..February 11-12, 1983 15…..17.5…..February 4-7, 1920 16…..17.4…..February 3-4, 1961 17…..16.0…..December 19-20, 1948 18…..16.0…..February 12-13, 1899 19…..15.3…..February 9-10, 1969 20…..15.2…..December 11-12, 1960 21…..14.5…..March 3-4, 1960 22…..14.5…..March 1-2, 1914 23…..14.0…..December 5-7, 2003 24…..13.8…..January 22-23, 2005 25…..13.7…..December 21-22, 1959 26…..13.6…..January 19-20, 1978 27…..13.0…..January 15-16, 1879 28…..13.0…..January 1-2, 1877 29…..12.8…..February 11, 1994 30…..12.7…..February 19, 1979 31…..12.7…..December 15, 1916 32…..12.5…..February 13-14 2014 33…..12.5…..February 7, 1967 34…..12.5…..January 12-13, 1964 35…..12.5…..February 20, 1921 36…..12.0…..December 30, 2000 37…..12.0…..February 9-10, 1926 38…..12.0…..March 15-16, 1896 39…..11.8…..March 19-20, 1958 40…..11.6…..March 18-19, 1956 41…..11.5…..January 2, 1925 42…..11.5…..January 21-22, 2014 43…..11.4…..December 24, 1912 44…..11.4…..February 8-9, 2013 45…..11.2…..December 26, 1933 46…..11.0…..February 3-4, 1876 47…..11.0…..January 24-25, 1905 48…..11.0…..February 4-5, 1907 49…..10.9…..December 19-20, 2009 50…..10.8…..February 4, 1995 51…..10.7…..February 20-21, 1947 52…..10.7…..February 16-17, 1996 53…..10.6…..March 13-14, 1993 54…..10.4…..February 3-4, 1926 55…..10.3…..January 28, 2004 56…..10.2…..April 3-4, 1915 57…..10.0…..April 13, 1875 58…..10.0…..March 2, 1896 59…..10.0…..January 27-28, 1897 60…..10.0…..November 26-27, 1898 61…..10.0…..February 17, 1902 62…..10.0…..January 23-24, 1908 63…..10.0…..January 14-15, 1910 64…..10.0…..February 11, 1933 65…..10.0…..February 10, 2010