The 4 Seasons

Feb 2023 The one real cold shot we had that entire winter. The difference that time it was all brown. Completely snowless. January didn't even make it below the 20s the entire month. Horrific winter.

Thundersnow in Manhattan!

Don't worry I got you

I don't know why there's no new reports from Essex. That Hamilton 13" report is from 9AM. I'd imagine there's gotta be some reports close to 18 for a final around S/SE Essex County

Quite a snowstorm in New London and Windham counties today. Surprise for most public I'm sure

Some of those will go up since cocorahs reports 24 hour snowfall from 7AM-7AM The spotter reports and COOP that's late morning and early afternoon are likely final though Will know more tomorrow

I'll have a map tomorrow night into early Monday when cocorahs and coop come out tomorrow. Should be a gradient from 0-1 to 8-12 across CT. A lot of places in far SWCT didn't crack an inch BDR-1 BDL-1.3 Probably 12-18 in E Essex I'd imagine. What was your final 1.7?

There wasn't even a single advisory up for CT let alone warnings. BOX map was like 1-3. Far E SE CT got 8-11 maybe 12 that's a massive bust. Most of CT west of the river did fine with 1-4 and even less near the NY boarder. I'm speaking for the general forecasts I saw out there and what the nws was going for CT, not you.

well that was certainly another positive bust/over performer for the season. yet another one. deep winter out there if anyone has any snowfall totals from this event, that are FINAL, let me know. doing a map for this should certainly be interesting and fun. Going to be the 10th 3"+ event of the season.

damn down to the thousandth of an inch. precise.

1.5" should be mostly done well see if we can get a little more this afternoon. Right in the middle of my range of 1-2 so im happy with that

here comes a foot+ for them i dont know why they went so low with the warning with 4-8. the whole map is low. And i think that was the latest Watch i've ever seen. Essex was still under a watch when snow was well underway for a few hours.

S+ huge flake size. Looks like a snow globe out there

Apprently he needs at least a 24" storm minimum to be memorable/historic, jackpot every event and be at 70-80" through early Feb, otherwise it's a ratter and sucks balls. Mod snow. Enjoying this one even though I'm not getting 6-10+ like some

i bet it is, lucky you, congrats. you got your own little private WSW up there, how much so far?

0.9 and steady light snow. nice refresher

looks that way Washington/Kent counties are also getting smoked right now

Thats one for the record books, even though i didnt get those 20 burger amounts it was still one of the greatest storms ive ever experienced. 7F and S+ during daylight hours the whole day is unbeatable.

2-4 definitely verifying in E CT probably some higher numbers gonna come in. Looks like another positive trend/bust again

Nice enjoy, I'm about 1 so far

There is no way 33" is 115/136 to date. It might be 115/136 for the whole season but not to date. Impossible. Everywhere is above climo snowfall but you're in the bottom 16%? No. To date you are near or above normal snowfall, I don't need to see the records to know that. If it ended here sure you'll be 115th. But that's not happening as Cumberland is about to get 3-6" more today with who knows how much the rest of February march and April.

Yeah it's probably the best start to winter in the past 10 years, especially considering the snow pack and temps.

You are living on another planet. Every single climate site is above climo snowfall. Your are completely wrong on nearly every single point. This is through February 3rd. They are all still above and will go up after this storm is done. Your area just got a historic 18" snowstorm with way below normal temps, deep snow pack, a 3-6" storm today and you say it's all time horrific you are delusional. There is no one on this site that would agree with you, I guarantee that. Oh and you just near jackpotted with over 7" on a storm that could have really gone OTS. (BDR) - 33.2"/16.2"/205% (BDL) - 35.8"/28.1"/127% (NYC) - 21.1"/15.5"/136% (EWR) - 25.2"/16.5"/153% (PVD) - 25.6"/20.3"/126% (BOS) - 34.1"/25.8"/132% (ORH) - 49.9"/38.5"/130%

Final CT from early yesterday morning.

Beer? I'm like mind blown that anyone in RI could complain about this system. There has been amazing trends for everywhere in RI. This looked like it could easily have been a general C-2/1-3 across the area but models honed in on a norlun for RI. Even 0.3-0.4 can get you to 4-6" and with this, that's a huge win. And there is no one in SNE that would say this winter sucks balls unless you hate snow. It's been incredible so far, nothing like the last 3. Everyone's above climo.