The 4 Seasons

I don't think so, we're just excited, you know...for like the 99.9% of members who like snow on this board. No one should be expecting anything at this timeframe, but it's a legitimate threat. And given the model trends and recent run-run consistency + ensembles coupled with this putrid winter and lack of snow, it's expected.

too low.

All down hill from here. How do you have it so fast? WSI that far out already? Wxbells only out to 36.

What a drastic juxtaposition looking at the 12/18Z NAM/3K. Just completely dried everything up. Looking at the radar though it looks more like what 12Z was showing than 18. Should have a quick burst of snow/sleet through CT this evening.

Nice surprise, in the 20s now

You got 2" yesterday morning?

72 days and counting without a tenth of snow.

Just using CoCoRaHS

Snowfall progression for CT's 22-23 season.

Snowfall totals from this morning's light snow.

What are you at for the season? i dont see you on the New England Snow page.

Here's where were at to date. This winter is so bad that i had to create 3 new zones. I split 0-20 up into 0-5, 5-10 and 10-20. Usually 0-20 covers the low end because by this time almost nowhere in CT has that little snow. But not this season, not this year.

71 days but who's counting

Season to date snowfall versus the last 3 years season to date

BDL got 6.3 that storm and there were several tenths to an inch type of events that added up after that to 9.4

Brutal, will this winter ever end? jezus

What are you at for the season?

JFK 0.2 | 1.6 (1973) | 1.4 | #1 JFK has just 12% of its all time lowest seasonal snowfall

I believe that whole heartedly. 02-03 felt like I was in a winter wonderland dream coming off of 01-02. I got more in November 02 than I did the entire season of 01-02. That's about the most extreme juxtaposition you can get and probably 11-12/12-13.... same idea. Some people think 1 footers grow on trees around here because we've been so lucky the past decade with them. Wait till we go 5+ years without one..

It can't. It's an error but I fixed it Thanks, that's why I ask, mistakes with these can be easy to make, just look at the nws top snowfall graphic that was posted in here a couple weeks ago several errors.. So thanks it should be right now still number 1 BDL was also missing a few very bad years like 97-98 and 01-02. Not sure if that would have beat their number 1 though.

Checking out briefly BDR and BDL for DJF, no. Actually they were all BN from -1 to -4 for all the months except BDL had Jan AN around +2.

Some futility stats from around the area as of Feb 15th, 2023. Station ID snowfall to date | Record lowest for the season & year | What is needed to tie the record | Rank (if we to end with no additional snowfall) If there's any that are wrong lmk, there's some missing data for a few years here and there, especially for BDL. BDR 0.8 | 8.2 (1973) | 7.4 | #1 NYC 0.4 | 2.8 (1973) | 2.4 | #1 EWR 0.4 | 1.9 (1973) | 1.5 | #1 PVD 4.9 | 9.7 (1980) | 4.8 | #1 BOS 7.9 | 9.0 (1937) | 1.1 | #1 BDL 9.4 | 14.7 (1937) | 5.3 | #1 ORH 17.5 | 21.2 (1955) | 3.7 | #1 ALY 23.9 | 16.9 (2016) | N/A | #4

Tick tick

60

Still seems a bit aggressive to go above normal for that period even if its only 33-60% for the northeast. Looking at the ensembles from the GEFS/GEPS/EPS would all indicate at least a neutral chance of temps in that range if not a slight tick blo normal. I see that was issued yesterday. Here is the latest product issued from the CPC which is more inline with what im seeing, also shaves off one warm day on the 21st and adds the 28th. What a difference new data and a day makes....