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I don't even see how you guys are getting the snowfall numbers in map form for more than 1 day? I only see precip and then things like Snow depth and snow water content.

Wish with the new mapping feature you could do a running seasonal snowfall total over a specific date range and view it in map form. That would be a nice feature to be able to view the nuances in totals across the region.

Their not very far from me and at almost 1900'. They definitely get alot of snow, of course that mid DEC storm is skewing the numbers high for us down here.

Upslope building pre-arctic front in SVT and Western Mass. 5-6" new past 24 hours here.

Just need a "Feel the Bern" sticker on the back to complete the package. Wonder if Phin would like one of those?? lol How are studded tires on dry highway?

Growing up in PA I don't think I even knew snow tires existed I never knew anyone who had those in the Philly suburbs--doesn't really make sense down there, lack of snow and everything is paved. Even when we did weekend Pocono trips, never recall any issue--whether FWD, RWD, AWD.

I have snows on my car and wife has all seasons..both AWD. Never really had an issue here in the valley. Kind of sketchy at times heading up the mountain to Bromley/Stratton area if its coming down--but I will say the road crews do a really good job for the most part and never had too much of an issue. When we were house shopping a few years ago we looked at a few places that were in the 1800-2200Kft range on the east slopes. Some of these places were isolated and tucked away up hilly driveways/back roads. AWD and snow tires would be an absolute must in some of those areas if you were trying to get in and out on daily basis. A couple I had trouble with in my car with snows and AWD---tucked away in deep evergreen shaded roads that became pure ice without snow cover.

Just pounding. 1" in 30 mins. Massive flakes--roads should be fun taking kids to school.

Nice--glad you guys could get a little of the fun too--even if its just an inch or two.

Right, and .5" certainly isn't going to be 10:1 as we know.

-SN falling here now. Radar looks real good for you guys in N Greens--there's radar echoes backing up in N NY through Canada. Another fluff bomb refresher.

Days and days...and days--lol.

Nice. 11.8" since that time here--which is pretty solid for my location.

I thought about that too recently--feel like its been a while since we had a string of those--or any for that matter.

Another 1.3" overnight. Great pattern--lol. Big flakes coming down now. 24F

This thread has turned into an Ansel Adams gallery. Epic shots everyone.

1.9" on the board when I got back home this evening. 14.1" over the past 4-5 days at the homestead--we take.

Days and days continue with a little fluff.. Looks like a quick 3/4 of inch maybe. Keeps the boring pattern somewhat interesting at least. Heading to up Snow Valley for a few hours this afternoon..should be a solid base up there.

My wife's real estate company has added a bunch of newly licensed Real Estate Agents trying to get in on the boom. Problem is there are a ton of buyers still, but inventory is low after the past 9 month COVID buying frenzy--at least locally here.

PF is brave soul posting orographically driven precip maps with a deep pack while SNE has daffodils popping up and tilling gardens...

80" might do it as far as realizing its obscene. When I was in the PNW in FEB 2008 depth was 120"-150" up at Snoqualmie pass.--certainly noticeable-ha. You could tell it wasn't your average 2-4ft. Houses buried up to the second story at the base of the Summit of Snoqulamie ski area.

Yea, roof stack is a good indicator if its been stacking up nicely without a lot of wind events over the course of a winter.

There's probably a threshold where it kind all looks the same--like 44" might not look that different than 58". Anything over 2ft looks pretty beastly to me.