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  1. 1996 and 2016 probably the best. This is up there though
  2. Wild how banding works seems much of the NW Bronx/Yonkers area is over 20 inches even though it’s further from the storm than eastern Bronx.
  3. I feel really old atm, I went outside and part of me felt this is too much.
  4. Not sure where they’ll put the snow on the NJ coast if this verifies!
  5. To be honest after today and the aftermath id rather a small 1-3/2-4 inch type storm to whiten the snow than another big storm.
  6. Down to very light snow now although not sure if there is still another band that has to push east and move through.
  7. If any storm has a Boxing Day type look just ride the gfs I guess lol
  8. Yes this will be analyzed differently depending on location. Seems the heaviest snow axis was higher and more widespread than the non American models had it but the western cutoff was sharper and further east than some runs. Neither is super surprising knowing how these storms tend to go.
  9. I can get that, it’s the comparison to others phenomenon.
  10. So both significant snowstorms over performed this winter in NYC metro, can’t do better than that!
  11. Agree with this, seems NYC and even immediate northwest burbs will do really well but 50 miles or so NW and especially west is cutoff.
  12. Unfortunately this seems very similar to boxing day, I believe that's where the sharp cutoff was then too. Seems if anything the cutoff is more west vs east than even SE vs NW.
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