The 4 Seasons

TSSN reported at BWI

Pasty. Thanks for the report I'll take all the reports i can get from Ocean county

Light snow, about 1" down at 230A.

Here was our final call fx from earlier this morning. If anyone has any reports after the event is finished and would like them included in the map let me know by pm or tag. thanks

Winter 1995-1996 is complete in the Winter Storm Archive. 23 events that season, 15 of which made into the WS Archive as 3"+ events and 66 total maps. Winter 94-95 will be the complete polar opposite with the least amounts of events in any season - 3. And two of those are pushing it, it really only snowed once that season, of any real consequence region wide. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/storm-archive https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/sne-95-96

The first 3"+ event of the season is now up with snowfall maps radar/sfc/h5 https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/dec-2-2025

Most of them verified but there has been only a handful

@Sey-Mour Snow 0 - 6"+ events and 3-4 watches/warnings? NWS gonna bust or downgrade every watch/warning this season? Sounds awful.

Hey, I use that browser!

gotcha, i didnt see any reports from Suffolk county. I always include the climo sites EWR, NYC, LGA, JFK, ISP, BDR...regardless of snowfall amount even if its 0. Otherwise, all other reports are at least a T or higher.

GREENFIELD NO. 3, its been around since the late 90s at least. i see it everytime im looking for COOP reports for all the past storms. Back then all there was, was COOP data, cocorahs didn't exist yet.

As in ISP in Suffolk? I went by the CLI from Dec 2nd which had 0.0" they apparently reported a Trace on Dec 3rd. I updated the map, btw if anyones watching this thread, i changed it in the original post above.

updated. i pushed the 1-3 line up a bit to the NW out of Tolland but kept the 1.3" over vernon with a localized area of light blue shading.

all good, should i use 0.3 (0.25 rounded) for your total? and where abouts are you in tolland (miles from center) i used 8 (Greenfield COOP) and 6.5 respectively for those. Hard to fit everything in but they were in the >6" range

1.3" is for Vernon, there were no reports i saw from Tolland. The 1.3" vernon report was to your WSW and there was another report from Bolton of 1" south of that. There was a very sharp cut off as you can see from Somers 1.9" to Staffordville 0.3" There was several hundred reports to go through i can't exactly verify every single one and based on the surrounding reports it looked reasonable gotcha thats the only report i saw from Thomaston. Thomaston Dam COOP

SNE/CT Snowfall totals. All snowfall maps for the 25-26 season are up here. *Updated.

Snowfall totals from yesterdays storm. You can find all events from the 25-26 season here, this is the first one i've done for tri-state. *Updated

3.2 is correct.

which was what storm?

Thanks, i never posted it in the NYC forums because i figured most would catch it in SNE and didn't want to be redundant. But yeah we got a whole Tri-State section and all the storms in the Winter Storm Archive have Tri-State Area snowfall maps included, as well as radar, sfc and upper air animations. I'm currently in the middle of the 95-96 season which should be done in the next couple weeks. I remember telling @LibertyBell that season would probably never happen but i decided to go back to 94-95 since i can get radar back to Jan 1 1995. I'm working on this past storm atm so if anyone has any reports let me know and ill include them.

Who invited the GFS to come and take a fat dump on my turkey?

That was one hell of a season for EMA and RI and even CT. It started out as a complete ratter. We were going into late Jan with virtually no snow and for many climo sites it was looking like a top 5 or top 10 worst winters of all time and did a complete 180 with Boston ending up with snowiest winter on record. Not only did we get a ton of snow from Jan 24-late Mar but it never rained or had a period of significant warming, Feb ended up being the coldest on record for many areas and we went nearly 2 months with a solid deep snow pack right down to the coast. I have mixed feelings about that winter despite picking up like 65". There were many busts, especially Jan 26-27 and the first half of the winter was awful. But there was certainly a lot to like as well.

Thank you! Might not beat his but im probably a close 2nd, especially after doing this. I saw a lot of your reports going back decades in all the PNS' i've been going through over the summer/fall Thanks appreciate it you can always tag me

God, just thinking about it sends chills up my spine. The amount of storms is ungodly. The area/towns/counties i'm unfamiliar with + wild elevation changes... At this point i think i know every town and county from Ocean up to Ulster and east to Essex, MA, thats plenty for me.