The 4 Seasons

Since Buffalo is in their top 5 highest snowfall ever this season, it seems they chose to include their highest snowfall instead of lowest snowfall. Their rank for Buffalo also reflects the highest and instead of lowest. It's the only one on the list like that, see the footnote on the bottom left. It doesn't make sense to have Buffalo ranked the same way as the rest since it's one of their snowiest winters ever. But the rank for the "least snowiest" would be #136 and 1918-1919 25.0" for the record. There is a typo on there though somewhere else

i def appreciate it and never take offense to it, truly, so thank you

hard not to make a single error with these and catch it. especially in photoshop where there is no spell check. Check out the NWS regional snowfall graphic they made. Can you spot the error in this one? There may be more than one, but i see at least one. It's fun, like word search lol

jesus, thanks fixed

Made a graphic for regional snowfall records that may fall. Snowfall as of 3/21/23. Washington is IAD.

Redrew the map for this event with the NESIS snowfall ranges and color scheme for SNE. No real reason, just for fun.

like personally IYBY or going off of LGA or JFK? Personally im #2 just barely ahead of 01-02 and slightly behind 19-20. Crazy if NYC breaks their all-time least snowfall for a season record considering their records go back more than 150 years! 1869 to be exact.

We're number 1 baby lets go Bridgeport! Not only the least snowy of all time but barely above 50% of their least snowiest record! sick.

Steady light snow in North Haven. Someone make it stop

Has anyone seen this tweet from NWS San Diego? My first thought was how the hell did the NWS tweet something like this, then quickly realized they probably just forgot to log out of their work account. It's also possible it's fake, you never know these days but i have a feeling it's the former. Something like this has got to be an insta-fire for that employee. Wonder what @OceanStWx thinks of this?

Yeah as bad as it can possibly get around here, seems to be about on par for 01-02 and 19-20. But this blows away 06-07, 11-12, 15-16 at least for southern CT. 15-16 was probably one of the worst ever for the NW hills. Actually, just going back that map is eerily close to 19-20 (assuming we don't get another big storm of course)

Updated map and fixed sp error and duplicate in list.

Snowfall to date updated.

ill add that and fix lower weschester, i didn't have any reports from there so just based the contour on the surrounding reports from rockland and fairfield counties but i can move it up a bit.

Forecast verification. Could have been better the gradient was much tighter, nearly a razors edge and elevation oriented. NW CT was slightly too low and NE CT a bit too high. All things considered i don't think it was too bad. From what i saw we were one of the lowest out there, especially for southern half of CT. We issued a short-fused update after the storm was underway and snow already falling in NW CT which was much better with the gradient but i'm only using the final call for verification. Grade: C+ Updated map at 2am Tuesday:

Snowfall totals for the entire tri-state region, Connecticut and southern New England! This was a beast to put together and probably the most difficult maps i've ever had to do and took nearly 12 hours. We had such and extremely tight gradient and elevation component which is always hard to represent on a 2D map. Will be putting together a season-to-date map to update for the last two events. If you have an updated number for the season, let me know. I'll check the New England Snow page but some of you aren't on there @tavwtby@TalcottWx@Connecticut Appleman@JKEisMan@FXWX and anyone else from Litchfield/New London counties

Thanks i have a full comprehensive list for all of SNE, NY, NJ with a new CT/MA/RI map coming later today so ill take all the reports i can get.

I was just thinking about 2001. Can't believe this was a bigger event for S VT/W MA mtns than that one was. It certainly seems that way based on the reports from that storm. Obiously that storm was more widespread and included a lot of lower elevations but specifically for that area it looks like this eclipsed it. 2001...

What town are you in? From what i remember it's Holliston right and you have family there on winter hill? What was the final where you're at. Here's the reports from the NWS-72 hour map, the highest i could find in Mass is 36". I think thats the max unless someone saw a higher report out there? (Also that 43 in Beacon NY is obviously an error, not sure how that snuck in there)

Great storm, 0.0"

And whats more impressive is that's depth, imagine if he cleared every 6 and reported that. Probably would be pushing 50

game over.

No.

Congrats!

Should be winding down in the new few hours, if you have any final snowfall reports from CT let me know, big or small, 0 or 15, let me know, thanks