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A lot of family in north Georgia Alpharetta area. As depicted this would be catastrophic. Doubt it reaches these levels but...

For the first time in my life I'm praying for a south trend.

So there's no chance in this setup NYC gets 4-6 inches of snow? It's either nothing or 1-2 feet. Gotcha, makes perfect sense to me.

Where do you live that this winter has been so horrible for you?

Four score and seven threads ago, oh wait that's the Gettysburg address.

Someone shut down the thread, it's our only hope.

It's not starting a thread early that makes it a problem. It's how it's presented. No hysteria here, or exaggerated headlines from a scenario that may have backing from just one or two operational model runs. This is a logical well thought out presentation of what could be next weekend. More emphasis on the cold which seems high probability and less on the snow which at this time is very uncertain.

Jan 2026 Weekend Event.pdfAnd Central Park does it again. You would think that their ratios should usually fall somewhere in between Newaks and LGA since they are located in the middle. This is only two events, so a skeptic might say it's just an aberration. Let me assure the doubters it isn't. This happens much more often than it should and rarely the other way around. It all comes down to being sloppy when or how or how far after an event when they take measurements, or don't at all. This is what happens when you don't have a professional manning the ruler (it's actually a pretty simple device to work with).

2020/21 was the last above average season pretty much forum wide. 38 and change in Central Park we had 59 inches in Orange County.

2.9 inches for yesterday. Highland Mills Orange County NY.

45 inches in Richmond? That would set their seasonal record in a one week period. Unlikely but there's always a first for everything.

But by the end of the month they did.

Final totals here. 4.8 Saturday, 2.9 Sunday, 26.3 for the season. So far it's an A but we're just getting to halftime.

It's the same old story.

9.7

Don't start a thread yet, I'm begging you.

2.9" for today, 4.8" yesterday. Pretty much over here. 7.7 inches for the weekend, 26.7 inches for the season. A great weekend

Never knew that, great tip.

Never knew that, great tip.

40 inches is still a bit below average so I can't see that alone warrants an A. 50 inches of snow and 50 days of snow cover. That's my A criteria for a Winter here.

1.8 new inches as of 1:00. Light snow continues. 0.4 inches in the last three hours. Snow rates have been light enough that it's now accumulating about as quickly as it compresses. No complaints though 6.6 inches so far this weekend, 25.2 for the season, 35th day of snow cover. Not much to complain about, I'll take this over one 25 inch storm that melts in a week like 2016 in city and coastal plain.

Guess what, we will know at midnight tonight. What's the point of discussing until we know the results.

1.8 inches of new snow at 1:00 pm. Light snow continues. 6.6 for the weekend so far.

1.3 inches of new, 6.1 for the weekend, 24.7 for the season. It's nice to have a December and January that look and feel like Winter is suppose to be.

1.3 inches here as of 9:30. I didn't think it was accumulating either but the 26° temperatures and the constant light snow doing it's thing, 6.1 inches now for the weekend. Remember for those of us that had snow yesterday, it's not depth today it's what you accumulate today. I know it sounds silly to remind people but the "official" rules for measuring seem to change every other year.