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Great little storm perfect for a super bowl. Can't wait for the next threat period want more!

Getting into that last band here Perfect super bowl storm. Enough snow to look nice and pad totals not bad enough to stop people from coming over.

Getting close This exactly what we missed out on in December because of the negative NAO. All the weak trailing waves got shredded.

Just hit 2.5 Easton CT.

Just hit 2.5 Easton CT.

One late 90s winter had perfect coastal tracks all winter but all rain due to absolutely no cold air. Thinking we had a strong neg NAO but EPO was strongly positive.

Might actually be ok for NNE

Finally a closer track but....

Coastal incoming!! But.....

Yeah had a few foot plus but that was the only 20 that I know of

I hope this pans out for a 1 to 3 or 2 to 4. Nice snowfall not to much to muck up super bowl party. Plus good to get in before we mild up. Per the article I sent earlier we always have a shot in March due to volatility (likely not till mid March if at all).

Lol NAM largest event of year for Philly.

I did not realize it was 70 before the 1888 blizzard!

Good article about March. Did not realize it was 70 before the 1888 blizzard. https://www.connecticutmag.com/the-connecticut-story/this-is-why-big-snowstorms-happen-in-march/article_48f78008-26cc-11e8-8dd9-f3671cb1fac7.html

Real good read about March snowfall. https://www.connecticutmag.com/the-connecticut-story/this-is-why-big-snowstorms-happen-in-march/article_48f78008-26cc-11e8-8dd9-f3671cb1fac7.html

Guessing the period below is out last reasonable chance for snow before the polar vortex consolidates.

To me even though it's not a top 10 least snowfall winter, it is an extremely frustrating one. Feb would have been much better with less RNA or less Neg NAO. Jan was very good. February is back to frustration as the first have is a decent snowfall pattern but will likely not produce. At least in years like 97/98 and 11/12 we had no real expectations once the season showed it's cards. This season can be saved by either a flip to VERY WARM or a really good snow period in March.

Amazing how much difference a small distance can make. Here in SW CT had over 6 of snow in March 5 of last 12.

That's awesome. Better than cold and damp.

I think March 2015 came very close.

That would be typical 1980s and early 90s. Is phase 6 warm or cold in a La Nina March?

I wish we had these nice radar images from Jan 1996. Best storm of all time for me cause Highest snowfall of 27 inches A TRUE megalopolis snowstorm so incredible media hype and coverage (nothing like watching a town south of you getting crushed knowing your next in line). Long duration storm lasting over 24 hours of off and on HEAVY snow. Multiple unique stages of the initial overrunning (8 inches). Dry slot. Off and on bands of heavy snow (14 inches). Solid back edge to end the event (5 inches).

This storm was so incredible I was WEST of the mega band in Norwalk and STILL received 22 inches of snow. 2nd best storm of my life.

Then will be the most accurate run this season.

Worse down here in SW coast. Average is 30 to 35. Only 15.5 so far this season. Worst season since I have been tracking in 1990 is 3.5 in 97/98. Having a low average has it's advantages. Only 6 below average snowfall seasons this century!