The 4 Seasons

Tri-state snowfall totals for this event. Reports from COOP, CoCoRaHs, and NWS PNS reports.

Finally. A KU. Maybe in the 2020s we just have to start measuring in cm. You got over 12! congrats

As underwhelming as this was...and not by much, just under 4" on a 4-8FX expectation. It's still a welcome and pleasant surprise given the pretty intense cold thats coming to keep all the snow around coupled with the fact this looked like a nothing burger-whiff 4 or 5 days ago. If anyone has an final totals for the event anywhere let me know. ill be doing maps for the tri-state area, CT and SNE, thanks.

3.2 but still snowing lightly, maybe a couple more tenths. still well below 10" on the season.

what do you think youll end up with

Heavy snow here, pounding dem aggies too. 0.7" in 20 minutes

how many feet?

I dont see how you verify 4-8, the back end is fast approaching you

Snow is getting heavy in south/SW CT. Large dendrites piling up quickly, i got an inch just like that. Wind is picking up as well.

Running 72 hour snowfall map, you can use the slider to adjust time increments https://www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html Snowfall analysis map, uses those totals to create a graphical display of contours of snowfall without individual totals, usually lags behind a little bit https://www.weather.gov/crh/snowfall Gridded snowfall analysis from NOHRSC, you can see 6-72 hours here as well and seasonal back to 2008 https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/snowfall/ On weathertap? if you are on the radar home page just click on the northeast and then click again and youll get that zoom. use the left side panel to pan to adjcent images. ill text you shortly but here is the exact link https://www.weathertap.com/radar/state/nj/normal Totals really starting to pile up in NJ

weathertap you have to pay for it

Some pretty good totals so far in NNJ already in the 3-5 range

Yeah i thought the AI def did better than the OP was pretty consistent all along with the track and qpf...for the most part

The black ice is crazy out there this morning. Even main roads had ice, i saw cars sliding everywhere, it was bad

I saw, good to see. The NAMs and HRRR are pretty paltry.

Hrrr looks good to me not as robust as 12z but still high end adv to low end warning for most. Considering we were staring down the barrel of a non event whiff 3 days I'd take that all day.

I concur

Sandwich? You're gonna need a miracle down there man

GFS looks like mainly noise, very similar. A tick west but still great for most.

Reggie ticked a noticeable bit SE at 6z. Maybe 10-15 mi SE move

NAMs are getting there, more amped and west..shocker

Weird ranges again but the color range is 8-12

No surprise aly going 8-12 in Litchfield cty

Question for those in the know. Does this site still work for getting the rgem early? It has an option for using the regional but only for 0-24 hours but I can't seem to change that. https://collaboration.cmc.ec.gc.ca/cmc/cmdn/pcpn_type/pcpn_type_gem_reg.html