The 4 Seasons

Stranger things have happened, ive seen it before. Jan 7th 2017 is a good example that was a suppressed whiff way off shore that came NW every run inside of 108hrs. But this needs a lot more work than even that storm, and that was a lot to ask. Worth watching thats about it, ensembles need to jump on board with not just NW ticks but some hits as well. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/jan-7-2017 GFS trend inside of 108 and it kept going

Here's what they're talking about..the HREF does have ens mean >1" per hour for east CT into RI and SE MA. seems really aggressive to me but if snow growth is good i could see 0.5-1/hr for a time i dunno about much more than that. I think Kevins area down to ginx is good for 1-2" total and probably NW CT hills with upsloping and possible squall line after that. Still think C-2 is the best call r/n for CT especially considering hit or miss squalls after midnight. Areas in E CT prob closer to 2 and i could def see far SW CT struggling to get more than flurries to a coating. I didn't break out BUFKIT for this one but i agree with them the snow growth looks good in the DGZ for CT. 18Z Nams are pretty wet with .1-.25QPF for most of CT

April 2021 was also a E/NE special above 500ft or so. But wasn't localized to just tolland county as a lot of the worcester hills did well and berkshires. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/apr-15-16-2021

Was there another very localized Tolland county event during this time (2016-2020)? Maybe im just thinking of the Mar 2019 storm but i thought there was another one that was even more localized to only tolland with 4-6"

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/mar-22-23-2019

OKX followed suit no surprise for continuity amongst the CWAs

Ill have to check it out. Anything's better than Direct Weather guy. I just checked that channel since about a year ago and looking at his recently thumbnails make me want to throw up.

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since 2003, cmon man, cant you read

Same deal, best chances east/SE.

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first thing i thought of when i saw that. I guess its just like a rolling 10 year stat they grabbed. I dunno, seems kinda weird but i get it.

Here's the 5 main events from December 2025 if anyone needs a memory refresh: https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/lower-northeast-25-26 December 2nd: Interior snow/ice/rain event December 10th: far NW interior rain and snow storm December 14th: coastal snowstorm and cape special (and NJ/NYC) December 23rd: LHV special and N/NE MA December 26-27th: Snowstorm W-E gradient.

just about, -0.8. pretty close technically BN but it's splitting hairs. 8.9 on the month, 9.7N

Yeah definitely a relative min in E/SErn areas. This is seasonal snowfall to date fyi

I dunno, did you see the NYC thread on December 26th? I've never such a dumpster fire before like that

The storm or December? I think for CT its been a good-very good December. Definitely the best here since 2020. Probably gonna end up around -5 for December, above average snowfall with many days of snow cover, can't ask for much more than that. Just speaking for CT and specifically S CT. Should end up around 12" for DEC here.

Technically.... 0.1"

Like Feb 1-3, 2021

Todays the 25th anniversary of the December 30th, 2000 Snowstorm. I got a full radar animation up here and sfc loop. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/dec-30-31-2000

Today is the 25th anniversary of the Dec 30th, 2000 snowstorm that left a foot of snow in NYC and was the biggest storm since the blizzard of '96. I have a full radar animation and surface map loop up here on our site https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/dec-30-31-2000

yes, 978 just SE. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-13-2024

Yeah its too late to change anything now, these maps are set in stone. I made them back in 2022 and used what i could find that looked good and covered the general area and highly edited and refined them in photoshop. You are correct that 2.4 is from Piscataway i have an overlay of all the towns so i place the reports exactly where they should be, it makes it so much easier too than just guestimating. did you also have 2.4 in metuchen? i must have missed it. The Piscataway report was from @winterwx21

Southern New England and final updated CT snowfall map for the Boxing Day December 26-27th, 2025 Snowstorm. Thank you everyone for the reports, i just finished all these maps but if there's any obvious errors or corrections let me know. The forecast for this was very solid. The area of 3-6" was a bit more expansive than we thought but overall the ranges and general idea was spot on. CT grade A-, SNE B+ @Sey-Mour Snow I put together a brand new super map by combining Tri-State with SNE to get a broader view. The airports are also highlight in yellow for these. Something new i tried for this season. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/lower-northeast-25-26

Snowfall totals from the Boxing Day December 26-27th, 2025 Snowstorm. Thank you everyone for the reports. I tried to include everyone here but some reports overlap or theres more than one for a location, so i did the best i could. This took a very long time, about 10 hours, so i may have made an error or two If there's any corrections let me know. This event will go up in the archive with sfc/h5/radar when they become available. The forecast for this was very solid. We nailed the ranges and lower snowfall amounts around the city and NNJ. The 6-10" area was a little higher and narrower than forecast, but overall it was pretty close. B+ for Tri-State. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/tri-state-25-26 I created these brand new super maps by combining the Tri-State with SNE. These map also highlight all the airports in yellow to be easily seen. Here is the first map for the region. I went back and put together all the Lower Northeast maps for each accumulating event this season and they are here: https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/lower-northeast-25-26