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5 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

This storm was enough dude, if it doesn't snow another flake this season, it'll still be a good season.  It sure feels and looks like winter now

I just want CPK to reach 10.

Weeklies so entertainment for now.

Beautiful with the snow showers passing through and breaks of sun.

Can't believe I made it to 50% of average annual snowfall.

This century 6th lowest snowfall.

Would need to be explosive/high rates to overcome temps.

A bit too far east / late this run..

Just now, Krs4Lfe said:

Yeah NYC Is at a D so far. Only 1/3rd of seasonal snowfall as the best snow bands continue to miss us in all these events. F winter until today. Maybe we can make it up to C category ? (That would be 20”, similar to 2022 winter). B winter would be average (27-30” inches, won’t happen this season but that’s what a B would be) 

Crazy how CPK stayed out of the heavy stuff on both storms.

6 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

This death band did save the season from being one of the worst but it was still a pitiful winter.

Well above normal temperatures (top 5 warmest) and a couple snow events won't change that. 

D+ right now 

Unless we get a KU storm I don't see it ranking better than a C-

Still at a D. 

I do not track temps just snowfall.

Another 4.5 to get me to 20 would bring it up to a C.

Both good patterns produced. Both January and February. 

3.0 Easton CT.

15.5 on the season.

3 inches total Easton CT.

15.5 on the season.

This is the one to watch. Temps will be marginal. 

Just now, Krs4Lfe said:

3.5 inches on tabletops in madison square park, report just came from Tomer Burg on twitter. If that park can get over 3", so can Central Park.

Yeah CPK is terrible at measuring.

Still looks like we have until the 26th.

1 hour ago, donsutherland1 said:

No. Central Park stands at 7.5" after 2.0". There could still be some minor additional accumulation when the final report is posted.

Hey Don,

It's remarkable to think that if this band was a few miles north, or CPK was in the stronger bands during the last storm, they would easily be over 10 inches. This in of itself is quite remarkable.

Still time though.

42 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

any guesses as to when or if they will get 2.5 inches more to avoid a record 2 seasons in a row below 10 inches ?

 

It's one of those weird records where north, south, east, west and parts of the city all got over, or well over, 10. It's just as incredible that they managed to stay under 10 with these storms.

4 minutes ago, rclab said:

Even the UHI haunted inner city can yield to frozen beauty. Stay well everyone, as always ….

 

Wow you beat CPK!

2 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

No. Central Park stands at 7.5" after 2.0". There could still be some minor additional accumulation when the final report is posted.

Thanks Don. It's amazing what a small difference in area can do. CPK was only a few miles from easily passing 10. 

I think JFK has a legitimate shot at ending the season with more than Logan airport.

12 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

Great thread from Tomer if you’re interested in the PA-NJ death band

 

It's going to be interesting to see the difference between CPK, LGA and JFK measurement wise.

If someone wants to see the radar loop go to the MA forum that band was incredible!

Just now, LibertyBell said:

again, it's not a clipper lol-- clippers don't carry this kind of moisture!

It developed in the central Rockies....

 

It's called a clipper due to the speed of the storm not the moisture. There have been blizzards that came from clippers like 2004.

Great storm and congratulations central Jersey!

Last time there was a surprise like this was either March of 90 or 91. Forky called it.

Alberta clippers take their name from Alberta, the province from which they appear to descend, and from clipper ships of the 19th century, one of the fastest ships of that time."

1 minute ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Wow, with some decent ratios, that would get warning criteria in NYC metro suburbs.. We have some big accounts there, might have to bump up there this evening if this does actually bump north.. This was congrats DC to Philly yesterday

Up to 3 inches SW CT.

NAM looks fairly robust.

EPS?