EastonSN+

TWC just mentioned another big storm possible next week.

Yeah I try to measure as often as I can due to compression. I learned this lesson in March 2018 during the snowstorm that knocked down trees and took out power. I luckily went outside to measure and recorded 10.5. Then I went back out about 45 minutes later cause it was still snowing and suddenly I measured less. So even though the snow was still falling the lower rate combined with the heavy water content compacted it when I assumed it would have increased. If I had only measured at the end I would not have gotten the correct highest accumulation for the storm.

2 inches difference for such a short distance.

I may be incorrect however I feel like whenever we torch in March we have a horrific cold and rainy April (well more than usual).

Hopefully we can squeeze in one more historic blizzard before the pattern flips. Unfortunately looks like we hit phase 8 by mid to late March just in time to ruin spring.

As FYI that 16 for Easton was my measurement / submission.

Sorry 830 not 630

I measured when I woke up approx. 630am then approx every couple hours. How much did you get?

Lol I measured 16 as well and I know EXACTLY how you feel. During NEMO I lived in Norwalk and was disappointed i missed the 30 to 40 inches east of me (ironically where I live now). I measured a pedestrian 22 inches. Now I had 16 and even Bridgeport reported 20. Only 1996 (27) and 2006 (20.5) was I on par with the top measurements.

Ended up with 16 in Easton CT.

16 here. Amazing that Bridgeport had 20 i am well short of that in Easton.

Reversal?

Are we getting a reversal

@40/70 Benchmark are we getting a reversal?

Kind of shocked 2017/2018 was not snowier.

@Sey-Mour Snow @The 4 Seasons On NWS site as of 7 am. 14 inches Norwalk 16 inches Bridgeport

Solid moderate snow. As of 7 am Bridgeport was reporting 16 inches and Norwalk 14.