The 4 Seasons

I haven't looked at this closely at all but from what ive seen it doesn't seem conservative at all to me, if anything its bullish on the snow. I dont see this producing any accumulating snow south of 90 Not saying this NWS map is right or what id go with, just compared to what little ive looked at this and whats out there its on the higher end snowfall wise.

I'd still like to know when, if ever, Jan 25-26th is coming. There are some pretty puny Cat 1s in that list so i have no doubt its obviously higher than a Cat 1. Has to be at least 2 or 3. I dont know if theyll ever do it, if they skipped right over to Feb Thats a large area of 8-18 over major US cities

March 4-6th, 2001 incoming

yeah but where? You got a link? I'd like to include it i have the cocorahs Foster 4.0SSE but that's not the same station i think you said N Foster was at 79.9 or something close to that

any accumulating snow better stay N of the MA boarder, i dont have time for this nonsense still working on catching up on Mar 1 and Mar 3

and where did you see N Foster COOP? they stopped reporting to the sites i use xmACIS2 and Climod2 in 2025, so i got nothing from them all season.

I asked about this before I included it and Will or Scott said they were in the meat of that band for the longest even more so than Warwick that picked up 37.9. I looked at the radar back many times and it definitely feels plausible and that was depth not 6 hrly. I know it wasn't in the pns maybe they didn't send it to BOX or tag them or they just left it out. Either way I think it's within reason.

Gonna have to leave it until the final update in April

yeah thats intentional because the font for the climate sites i.e. PVD 37.9 overlaps with surrounding reports, same thing with all the other climate sites youll notice. So i delete them so it doesnt look bad and become hard to read/see.

except for maybe ACK. No reports from there but im estimating 24-36" there I never realized how bad of an area the 91 CTRV in central Hampden and Hampshire counties were until i started putting together these maps and seasonal snowfall stuff. They are just in the worst possible spot, shadowed by the ORH and Berkshire hills, too far north and miss a lot of coastals and E MA specials, too low elevation to do well in those type of events. It's almost better to be in central CT and around Windsor Locks area than up there.

That's a serious signal on the AIFS. It's in clown range but man that would be sweet.

I still think it's a "coastal" mighta been a weak one but that pressure delta was pretty extreme regardless of the weak SLP. Just wasn't your classic wound up nor'easter. It was similar to PD2 in that way. Blizzard criteria not reached but still plenty windy with gusts over 30-40mph, in the evening and night. That's probably the best storm we've had in the past 10 years around here, probably a top 3 or 2 for me, ever. I dont think i've seen S+ at around 5-7F all day and probably will never see that again. Truly remarkable. Two foot+ storms in one season is always a big W and something that doesnt happen often either.

thank you! a little late but i appreciate you letting me know. 0.6 fits in as expected

This event is now up on the archive as the 12th 3"+ of the season with radar/sfc/upper air maps https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-25-2026

This storm is now up as the 12th 3"+ event of the season with snowfall maps, radar, sfc/upper air maps https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-25-2026 We only did a CT map for this but 1-3" worked out nearly perfectly with just a few reports slightly over and a couple slightly under in far SE New London County. The ranges are changed to factor in the entire region. Grade A-

yikes

good i put you in <1"

@snywx @CPcantmeasuresnow@CPcantmeasuresnow you guys got a total for this, it would be helpful, theres almost nothing for Orange county if you see this within the hour

ok thanks. Yeah i mean this whole thing was just a rough guesstimate and i used the NESIS map for data points and coop/climo data. I have no idea what the hell was happening back in the horse and buggy days. But ive heard a lot of the official stuff is way under reported. Kocin said its probably their biggest storm of all time and the 21" is way under done. And for sure BDR is under

what town is this?

Unbelievable. Anutha one...

what did you get on Feb 25th? Everything in Norfolk cty is <1" on cocorahs

still not great, but yeah better, most around there are 2+

they updated to 1.3