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Back door cold front season this spring gonna be interesting. Those depressing misty 45 degrees days, knowing its like 70 in Philly and 80 in DC.

12.5" storm total, Bx 21.6" season to date.

Burst of heavy sleet now. Measured about 10" of snow earlier before the changeover. Now a little over 12" of snow and sleet. Tough to move and terrible for snowballs but I'll take it

Heavy sleet in the Bx. 19* Just over 10" of snow before changeover to sleet. Snow removal with significant sleet acclumation is going to be back breaking.

Heavy snow and around 9" on the ground now.

I meant the point and click forecast ppl see, added up was crazy amounts.

Well it is the Post..far from high level journalism. That said, the NWS forecasts right now are showing 18" - 25"+ totals in and around NYC so thats getting into historic range.

Central Park: 0.5" LGA: T JFK: 0.4" EWR: 0.7" Upton NWS: 1.4" Bridgeport: 0.2"

Yeah I think this is what it is. It can officially be over 4", but be hard pressed to find an actual snow depth to match that this morning.

Last storm was more for me too.

Measured about 3" in Bronx Park E 4" in CPK isn't bad. I couldn't find any 4" spot around here. Anywhere I measured was fairly consistent 2.5" to 3". Maybe areas to the south got into that ocean effect band?

Switched to mainly sleet now in the Bx. Coming down good though. Eyeballing close to 2" of snow/sleet.

In New Rochelle, rain switch to heavy snow. For now, no accumulation grassy surfaces or pavement.

I can see that. All it takes is a couple degrees colder to buy a few more hours of acclumating snow vs white rain. Especially once you get to the Cross County Pkwy and north.

Measured 3.25" in Pelham Bay Park. I believe is the most significant snowfall in years. Did some real snow shoveling for the first time in a while. Heavy wet stuff doesn't help.