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My small corner of the county is only between 650-900 while most everywhere is above 1,200 (generally MSV north), so in turn we get shafted relative to them. But comparably speaking we do well compared in turn to even lower elevations. It's quite beautiful here, yeah, but some other aspects could be better--tangent for another day. And thank you. Still counting for 2-4 here, and wouldn't be shocked if a simple drive up to MSV reveals over 5" fell there. Sometimes it can feel very abrupt to drive there and it feeling like a whole other world weather wise. Rather curiously while I'm 33/33 MSV isn't that far behind at 32/30. Typically they're a few degrees colder in a setup like this.

Probably more the peaks than anything around here. Lost two hours of accumulations because of how slow the snow was to start sticking.

Close--it's a half hour drive typically (from my house in Narrowsburg to the MSV area) and a change of 300-600' in the positive direction, the original woodstock site is along the way.

Haven't gotten good pics but eyeing an inch now in the last 1.5 hours after two hours of snow that failed to accumulate. Band should quickly translate NE leaving me at 3" while providing up to 6" for the elevations.

Elevations north of me are getting smoked. Even at 800' I get the shaft almost always.

800' Definitely coming down. If our snow didn't begin for another 1-2 hours I'm sure it would have been accumulating far quicker. Eyeing what looks to be about an inch now.

Band now beginning to produce at my location with still under an inch as of now, will shift northeast into the contigency of this board by midnight. Remaining a grassy car topper for now with roads still quite warm.

To build on this my area (Sullivan NY) is much different when it comes to snow than areas across where most of this board is located. Most of this area is above 1200' so the ensuing domino effect means <1000 feet areas get skunked more often than you'd think they should.

I'll get what I can with this quickly fading daylight but I'm going to 100% get the finished product by sunrise tomorrow.

Starting to see the grass whiten bit by bit now. The elevations to my north are set up much better but I should still be set for what I've been thinking this whole time. You guys are simply going to receive this band of 1" hourly rates at a much more favorable time than I will.

You too. Dew point depression is only 1 now at 33/32 which only helps the case for us flipping to a mix by midnight (+-2 hours), just hoping to wake up to some kinda snow OTG.

Yeah, which is why for my area I'm swinging for more a 2-4" event. Elevations to my north likely stay snow and get the 4-7". We've already lost two hours to late April sun angles....and our temp/DP is already so ridiculously close together at 33/32, which only helps when the warm nose punches in by midnight and curbs our accumulations anyway I think. But you guys are set to go. Getting close by to me. Go time will be the next four to six hours for my location.

Sullivan County, 20 minutes north of 84, near the PA border

Only beginning to see slight whitening happen now, with sunset fast approaching things will pick up quickly I think. Still swinging with 2-4, leaning low, for elevation + mixing concerns. 4 is only if we can swing into the 1" rates for maybe an hour or two.

Decent sized flakes where I'm at (By MSV) but hasn't begun to stick at all and it's been snowing for two hours.

Nothing sticking so far at my location 20 minutes north of 84. Still guessing only 2-4" before the R/S line pushes past me (but likely doesn't get too much further north) and curbs our accumulations

Straddling the PA border in Sullivan County and thus far nothing is sticking. I envision by sunset things will begin to stick. Looking for 2-4 before the warm air punches in and causes us to mix sometime after midnight.

As I figured the warmer ground has made it a struggle to accumulate at hour one thus far. Still thinking 2-4 but not expecting it to start sticking for at least the next hour/the sun going down. Probably would only result in wet roads anyway; who's even wanting to be out given current events anyway?

Checking in from BGM CWA...still only expecting 2-4" at my lower elevation location but all of that is gonna come over the next six hours. If I hear thundersnow at my house y'all be better be ready, lol You guys look to be in a much more better spot than me on this one

And the warmer ground kinda goes against me at lower elevation as well, but again it's a win. Going to make sure I get some pics tomorrow morning asap before the melting commences.

Yep, anything counts because it looks like this is it for the next 6+ months. I'm favoring the lower end of that 2-4 for me but if we get into any 1"+ rates for a time it could easily approach the 4".

Got as high as 43/21 by now down to 39/27 with first hints of precip starting. Meat of the snow should be from 6 to midnight then warmer air punches in curbing the snow around here to maybe 2-4 but higher elevations to my north will likely get the advertised 4-7.

Enjoy it up there. At 800' 20 minutes north of 84 hoping for 4" before the warm nose punches in.

Hoping to cap off this winter with an inch or two living in a lower elevation sucks

I agree with this right down to a T. Right now I like the general idea of a 2-4/3-6 (lower elevations maybe not even 1-2) snow for most but the 6-8 is likely confined to higher peaks (generally >1.5k feet) elevation dependent events always wind up this way.