Ratios probably struggling to even touch 10:1 but this should hardly be surprising anymore to see snow chances this late
We’ll go right to summer by May 10th I’m sure knowing the last few years
750’ in Sullivan and it’s actually pretty steady. Too low of an elevation to stick but this probably the end of the line until October minimum so best enjoy it
The last gasp band moving in from the west could drop another quick 1-2” before we’re completely done. Wouldn’t count on it considering it is hauling.
Official measurements as I conclude round 1 of my cleanup confirm the 6” at my location thus far.
Still cranking at a good clip but I agree with the radar presentation. Ceilings have lifted considerably last hour and temperature went back up one degree.
If this is how it ends…not bad.
addendum: pushing 6” now. MLK was roughly 6.5” so just a little more to go to mark biggest storm of this winter.
Somebody’s gonna get smacked for 2-3 hours or so. This is gonna blitz everyone (in and out in 6-10 hours) but the winners are the ones that get into the 2+ inch/hour bands
Probably, but now that the models are trending away from double digits information this area I’m assuming the WSW I’m under would get switched for a 4-7” WWA
And I’m one county away with WSW for 7-12, I don’t see the 12 for my area (that’d be elevation dependent) but 7-8” is a realistic goalpost
ends up being kind of pointless in the end considering it’ll be vaporized by Wednesday but hey, we take what we can get especially if this is the end
Dice roll situation for me in Sullivan basically, and at my relatively lower elevation. I’d like one last 6” to top off what’s otherwise been a mediocre winter. Remarkable, though, that I held a consistent pack for over 30 days after the MLK storm.
Intriguing situation setting up for what is probably our last dance this winter. I’m close enough to where the heaviest zones should set up to where I think I could pull one last 3-6/4-8” and call it a season. One where I’ll finish with about half of my normal averages though and no one storm over 6-8”