Chris L

Happy Birthday Tim!

Holy crap man you have your OWN FOURM!!!!!!!

Yes. February 2010: best month for heavy snow events....

and the old times on Eastern.

Hey RIch,

If you don't like winter,

how did you cope with February 2010 blizzards down in Fairfax area getting 25 inches of snow each storm?

TIME.

TIME.

stfu.

Philly probably got closer to 33" for JAN 1996...

It was very nice to meet you, Josh at the GTG!

Philly probably got closer to 33" for JAN 1996...

The last storm, yes it was, what a great storm it was... The worst storm I have seen... You too also said that.

I believe one more historic snowstorm is in the cards this season, Tom.

Yes, JAN 1996 had a bit higher snow total here as well, (My father tells me 27" fell in '96, as compared to 24" with this past one, which I measured). But if this past one was just six more hours longer (full 24 hours) all of us would have been 30-36" range rather easily... I think an overlooked storm(s) that dumped 30+ over our regions are: March 1914 and December 1915....

J

March 1843.... Wow....

This is #1.... given EVERYTHING that has happened with the modeling, banding, snow rates, winds, and the short but very intense duration..... This blizzard does it for me... Move over January 1996.....

All set for storm #2.

Thank you for the explanations about jet streaks. and cyclogenesis!

RALPH TOWERS?

THERE IS NO RALPH TOWERS.

Ok, I am joking..

Hey Midlo,

I know you love to joke around with me, I don't mind it, I have some thick skin anyway, I know its all good and fun!

You are one hell of a poster. Kudos man!!!

December 2010 vs January 1996...

Who wins?

February 4-7th 1920 is the king of them all.

17 inches of sleet. FOUR days of SNOW.

IF all snow. 51 inches for NYC.

5 inches of QPF.

yeah four days...

PURE SLEET.

INCREDIBLE.

BLIZZ of 2010 and BLIZZ of 96 are the two titans for NJ.