The 4 Seasons

wtf is this? Drunk spotter? PNS says its a trained spotter. I can't find a single report on cocorahs, COOP, PNS of any snowfall, not even a tenth in CT or anywhere around this area. Let alone near 3". Also falls village is like 700ft.

No. But i will have a SNE snowfall map which will be pretty sad looking but for consistency for the season

As far as climo sites, BDL and BDR only hit 70+ one time. It's been above average by a lot but doesn't really feel like anything to crazy, just a continuation of the overall mild winter we've had. Certainly nothing like 2012.

Wow. Concerns.

T-800 Cyberdyne Systems Model 101*

I just saw a small branch, possibly a twig, skirting across the road

Updated for the rain and snow event last night/today. SNE map only.

AI will save us all.

Me too but quite forgettable. All at night and was in and out in a few hours, sun came up roads clear in the morning. I think this event, Jan 22 and Mar 17 all had 4"/hr rates some of the heaviest in recent times. Jan 22 I measured 4.2 in one hour.

I was just taking a look at climo for NYC and combined 2 season snowfall total isn't even 10"

Something seriously wrong with you

Here it was Rain-Boom-Bust-Bust and Boom (if you want to count Apr 2nd as the fifth one. I was literally thinking about that this morning, thats crazy you said that. Could have potentially hit a 45-55" post Mar 1st if all the forecast verified close to the higher end. Here i got 0"-13.5"-3.8"-2.2"-6.0"

4 nor'easters that month, one a week. This one was mainly rain, next 3 were snow.

Looks like mostly concerns to me

Concerns.

Is that you with shovel Steve? Damn,still lookin good!

Suicide watch? That'd be wild getting nearly 50" here and you end up with 1 lol. I remember seeing a book a long time ago that was titled "Blizzard!". I think it was about 1888, wish i read it.

1888 for CT & SNE

i didn't understand this at first i had to read it like 5 times then i finally realized the typo "and" should be "than" i believe, then it makes sense.

that lake is a pain in the balls to add to every event, (i didn't even bother with the seasonal ones ). stop getting low snowfall! fill that lake in with concrete or something

Thanks, i use photoshop that i have fine tuned and edited over the years. All these maps are created by hand, one by one, point by point, for each event. We have all the storms going back to 2010 on our site currently but it's only for CT.

I know. With all the work i've done this season to create new maps, new graphics and fine tune everything in photoshop i wished it would have been a good one. It's like part 2 of 22-23...oh well :/

This thread has all the snowstorms for the entire 2023-2024 winter season. I wanted to create a thread for a place to go to view all the accumulating events for the entire season. There's a few disclaimers i wanted to mention. 1. The season is obviously not done yet (hopefully) so any other storms will be added to this thread. 2. These maps are the widespread events that triggered a forecast and subsequent CT (or SNE/Tri-state map). Some very small localized events like snow squalls, snow showers, or small elevation events are not here. 3. I'll keep this post up for most of the year but if/when it gets deleted for storage space you can find all the maps here and all the past seasons going back to 2000-2001 here: https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/pastwinterstorms Winter Storm #1: Interior snow to rain event, elevation dependent storm. November 21-22nd 2023. Winter Storm #2: Snow to rain, ending as snow costal low transfer. Interior focused. January 6-7th 2024. Winter Storm #3: Snow to sleet and freezing rain. Costal low riding up near the cape. January 16th 2024. Winter Storm #4: Cold light snow event during the day. January 19th 2024. Winter Storm #5: Light snow to mix and rain overnight. January 23rd 2024. Winter Storm #6: Interior and elevation event, wet snow. Coastal low. Rain at the coast. January 28th 2024. Winter Storm #7: Bombing out coastal low SE of the benchmark. Moderate to heavy snow early morning into the afternoon. SE focused. February 13th 2024. Winter Storm #8: Costal low W-E, SE of the benchmark. Strong H7 fronto band in NJ. Light snow for much of CT during the morning. February 17th 2024. Winter Storm #9: Inland & elevation snowstorm, rain and strong winds for most of SNE and the coast. March 10-11th 2024. Winter Storm #10: Major interior (CNE/NNE) late season snow, rain and freezing rain storm. Winter Storm #11: Major interior (CNE/NNE) elevation dependent coastal rain and snow storm. 2023-2024 Seasonal Snowfall Totals for SNE and CT.

oh, nice thats sick. I'm over here plotting everything by hand, takes forever.

Nice map, a lot of attention to detail. I'm sure that took a minute if you plotted all those reports by hand.