IrishRob17

For fall numbers I have the following firsts: NWS defined frost (36-32) Visible Frost (not exactly a scientific category) Freeze (32 and below) Hard Freeze (28 and below)

Average last freeze here in Campbel Hall over the last 20 is April 27. Here is a comparsion of our numbers if interested: Smithtown Campbell Hall 3/30/2006 32 4/30/2006 30 4/11/2007 28 4/11/2007 22 5/1/2008 32 5/1/2008 28 4/17/2009 32 4/17/2009 30 3/28/2010 30 5/11/2010 30 3/30/2011 30 4/22/2011 28 3/28/2012 30 4/30/2012 29 4/7/2013 32 4/27/2013 32 4/21/2014 31 4/25/2014 30 4/12/2015 32 4/26/2015 28 4/14/2016 32 4/21/2016 32 4/13/2017 32 4/9/2017 31 4/21/2018 32 4/24/2018 31 4/2/2019 26 4/29/2019 32 4/19/2020 30 5/14/2020 31 4/4/2021 32 4/23/2021 30 3/30/2022 28 4/30/2022 32 4/10/2023 30 5/15/2023 30 4/26/2024 31 4/27/2024 32 4/10/2025 32 4/18/2025 29

2.7" for me with that one, don't recall how @snywxdid with that one.

.79” and 35 gray cold degrees.

Yeah, crazy! I don't think there were many northern Orange County official reports out of frustration with that storm LOL. Albany's map for that storm comes close to showing how the cutoff went. You can see in this satellite shot from their page that I'm was in the black hole.

I know that showing the sharp cutoff can be tough if you don't have enough reports but I only had .4 on the board for that one. Not 4" but .4, a terrible bust for my neck of the woods due to one of the sharpest cutoffs I've recorded.

Marquette had a very solid 18" pack a week ago before getting that dump, there are massive piles there for sure. Cool videos too of highway crews working on opening up the country roads.

Nice. I still have a couple plowed dirty piles along my driveway, exciting stuff. A solid winter but Feb and March were disappointing here for snowfall after a nice December and January.

Just a reminder for people who want to shorten it today and don't have a clue. That said, according to @BxEngine the Irish invented the greatest goodbye and that's all that really matters anyway.

Yeah, that was something last night when that woke me up and literally blasted through here. My bedroom drapes were moving back and forth like I had the window cracked open, which I didn't. Didn't lose power and no damage here from what I see so far but I know other parts of Orange County weren't as lucky with trees coming down on buildings and cars.

Went over Greenville Mountain on 84 today and saw a few very small patches of snow in the woods.

That sucks but glad it's under control.

It was IMBY but that is typical with storms like that, the cutoff will getcha wherever it sets up.

It sure is, I was just looking at stuff from the 80's and 90's, all very well done for my neck of the woods.