The 4 Seasons

Apparently you don't remember 2001-2002.

#FREELEO

3.5+ puts me at 10.5 for this lame ass season. 20-25 more " to go to just make normal.

I couldn't imagine getting this much snow in my wildest dreams. Never seen a car completely submerged in snow to the point its completely unrecognizable and flat on top.

This winter is like one big 40 degree day. One of my favorite all-time weather related analogies

i lived through the 90s

This winter really is a piece of shit and it's starting to piss me off. This next storm looks like its turning to shit and im tired of these front enders with C-1 or 1-2 that turn to mix or rain. Tired of it. Last winter was nothing but that.

He's finally breaking down. It's been a long time coming. Welcome.

I'm at 7.0" for the season, if i don't get a single tenth more i can tie the all time ratter, the ratter of all ratters of modern times. 2001-2002. 7" Unlikely to happen though. I'm thinking a +/- avg winter, more or less.

It's crazy that the two biggest storms of the past decade had jackpots in my home town and my neighboring town, i live right on the hamden boarder so im basically in hamden. 30.5 and 40"

BDL now at 68, we have a chance at 70 there. Record broken by 8F

ah i misread BOXs tweet. Glossed over it too fast i suppose. and yea the many ******

Oh you mean this? The one where my town got the higest snowfall anywhere in New England? The one i missed? Oh that one..

Update: KBOS at 70F, last time they reached 70 in January was 1872

KBDL smashed it's previous record of 60F by 7 degrees, currently sitting at 67F KBOS smashed it's previous record of 62F by 6 degrees, currently sitting at 68F KORH smashed it's previous record of 58F by 4 degrees, currently sitting at 62F KPVD smashed it's previous record of 61F by 3 degrees, currently sitting at 64F

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Video from a late effect band that dropped 28" in 4 hours. This is an average rate of 7"/hr which means it's very likely that at times the rates we above that number in the 8-9"/hr range and below that 7 too. I realize this is pure fluff probably 20-30:1 but in the video it really never looks more than 2-4"/hr rates, visibility looks to probably drop to 1/8th mile. I would think at 7"/hr or more that vis would be reduced to near zero or just a couple hundred feet. What do you guys think? I believe him, it's just the video isn't really reflecting those kind of rates (to me)

Freudian slip.

0.5" last night puts me at 7.0" for the season. yay. garbage winter.

Best. Winter. Ever.

Lets see if we can get 10 weenie reactions to that snow88 post, break some records

I'm so bored im reading old threads from the 2011-2012 winter season. That oct storm was incredible, sad i missed it. The thread about wiping out the NWS and all weather moving to the private sector was also hilarious. Lots of threads for storms that never panned out like Feb 19th 2012 and something in late Apr?

oh i thought those were 2 different users

fixed.