The 4 Seasons

I do not but im sure @RUNNAWAYICEBERGand @Spanks45can give you a STD for their town Southbury For the others you can use cocorahs Newtown and Woodbury both have a cocorahs and COOP but may have some missing data, you'd have to check

I was gonna say this is a perfect example of confirmation bias..having a strong opinion and theory beforehand and then looking for data to confirm your beliefs. At the very least its heavily biased and a flawed approach given the time that elapsed

Yardstick jamming notwithstanding

Updated snowfall analysis maps for the Blizzard of 2026. SNE & CT only maps are up as well. This may be updated in the future. A full page with radar/sfc/upper air maps coming soon. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26 Lower Northeast Contours Only Tri-Sate Area

Updated snowfall analysis maps for the Blizzard of 2026. Everything is updated on the site, a full page with surface maps/H5 and radar will come soon. CT and Tri-State only maps are up as well. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26 Lower Northeast Contours Only Southern New England

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Everyone measured wrong across 3 states? Giant conspiracy to push GW agenda? Beer? We may never know. Either way F storm. Run of the mill 10-18" forgettable coastal.

Yeah Dec 2022 Cat 4 always seemed weird but looking closer its a Cat 4 for upper midwest/plains and Cat 1 for Northeast only Jan 25-26th is not on that list https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/maps/rsi/

What about Jan 25-26th? That had to be at least a NESIS 2 or 3 maybe higher considering how many big cities were impacted with significant snow. Especially NYC to BOS. That's gotta be coming i would think. I dont see it on the NCEI site yet. If something like Jan 7th 2022 is on there i have to imagine Jan 2026 will be coming.

E. Sandwich COOP was also measured...so you have two conflicting reports of 21 and 31 in about the same spot. Hard to know what to do

Thompson, CT?

The E Sandwich COOP is 21". Your total was also 21"? I might remove it. There was a crazy gradient there with far SE MA getting well into 30s. 37 in Bliss corner for example, 30.1 in Wareham. On barnstable it dropped off but there was a report of 28" in N Falmouth, however the 21 in E Sandwich does make more sense than 31. Just so tough with these with wind, drifting, measuring etc. I can pull it...

he made a youtube video, as we thought...F storm everythings too high by 10-20"

Thanks working on an update now, somehow i feel it wont be the last lol

Doesnt surprise me. There was an event earlier in Jan where we had around an inch in the morning right down to the shore and BDR reported T.

Snowfall totals map for this historic February 22-23, 2026 Blizzard. As always thanks for everyone who sent me reports. Data is from here, cocorahs, COOP and official sites. This L Northeast is all i have done so far after about 16 hours it was a massive undertaking. I tried to include all reports but some don't fit and had to be excluded. The site will be updated soon but these maps are not up yet. This will be the 2nd historic storm of the season and ill have everything including a full radar animation up on the site in the coming days. There is some incomplete data on the PNS and NWS snowfall maps so beware. BOX is only using 1-day cocorahs totals for some reason and not including both days, so a ton of the reports are very low that say "cocorahs" next to them. OKX did the same thing but instead of only including the 23rd they mostly just used the 22nd. On a technical note there is exactly 398 reports on here from well over 1,000 sifted through, probably closer to 2k. This was only the 4th time ever including a 40"+ snowfall contour for all the events i've done. Gotta say this is one the coolest looking snowfall maps ive ever produced. I mentioned earlier the forecast for CT was very good to great. For the overall region it was probably a C/C+? Too low for SE MA/NJ even though i put 24"+ in text, that is not sufficient and it needed a whole new range of 24-36+. Too high for NW MA and Catskills. Our final call was the same as the first but i had a 2nd and final update ready to go where i had SE MA/NJ in a 24-36" range but never posted/released it. I figured the first call was good and didn't want to change the map if i didnt have to but in retrospect im kicking myself a bit for not doing so. Oh well. The Tri-State only map is not done yet but will be coming soon. If there is anything missing or needs to be adjusted let me know. With these big storms, this probably wont be the true final....with an error or two or additional/changed reports needed. First and Final Call

fyi I just posted the final region wide snowfall map in the snowfall totals thread

Snowfall totals map for this historic February 22-23, 2026 Blizzard. As always thanks for everyone who sent me reports. Data is from here, cocorahs, COOP and official sites. This L Northeast is all i have done so far after about 16 hours it was a massive undertaking. I tried to include all reports but some don't fit and had to be excluded. The site will be updated soon but these maps are not up yet. This will be the 2nd historic storm of the season and ill have everything including a full radar animation up on the site in the coming days. There is some incomplete data on the PNS and NWS snowfall maps so beware. BOX is only using 1-day cocorahs totals for some reason and not including both days, so a ton of the reports are very low that say "cocorahs" next to them. OKX did the same thing but instead of only including the 23rd they mostly just used the 22nd. On a technical note there is exactly 398 reports on here from well over 1,000 sifted through, probably closer to 2k. This was only the 4th time ever including a 40"+ snowfall contour for all the events i've done. Gotta say this is one the coolest looking snowfall maps ive ever produced. I mentioned earlier the forecast for CT was very good to great. For the overall region it was probably a C/C+? Too low for SE MA/NJ even though i put 24"+ in text, that is not sufficient and it needed a whole new range of 24-36+. Too high for NW MA and Catskills. Our final call was the same as the first but i had a 2nd and final update ready to go where i had SE MA/NJ in a 24-36" range but never posted/released it. I figured the first call was good and didn't want to change the map if i didnt have to but in retrospect im kicking myself a bit for not doing so. Oh well. The SNE only map is not done yet but will be coming soon. CT as well. If there is anything missing or needs to be adjusted let me know. With these big storms, this probably wont be the true final....with an error or two or additional/changed reports needed. First & Final Call

ok thanks, yeah i know Jack. Thats great to know because those two reports line up extremely well so part of me thought they were the same reporter, good stuff. Vary narrow band of 20"+ in W CT, those reports are really close which is good for such a big long duration windy storm, i was just surprised to see 22 and 21 right next to each other

definitely... that whole package in that video is just something that would be absolutely priceless, i mean just amazing to have for every storm (at least modern storm)..man.

so like 45ish? The accordion man claims 50 in that storm. I dont see any official reports higher than 38 or 39. I saw unoffically from the NWS that Lincoln reported 55" and drifts to 27'. But reporting was god awful back then so its not hard to believe 50 or 55.

what site/software is that with that radar and all those overlays etc? Something private, in house stuff or is that from a paywalled site you think? @dendrite

2.0" yet another suite of maps to do, literally can't keep up btw the full set of Feb 22-23rd Blizzard snowfall totals maps coming within a couple hours on the snowfall totals thread.

should be over in 10-15