IrishRob17

A back edge additional dusting of snow. 31/29

I remember that from my college days at New Paltz. I’d drive up with a clear car, cars on campus were clean with no snow on the ground there there would be a few cars that rolled in covered in snow.

3.1” today melted down to .45 liquid. 3.3” snowfall for the season.

Today’s precip melted down to .45”

As am I so from your mouth to Old Man Winters ear.

@The 4 Seasons .2"on 11/11 and 3.1" today, 3.3" season total thus far.

I got into a dry slot down here, starting to fill in again now but I can also see the back edge of the precip approaching.

Very similar here, just measured 3.1” on the board, we’ll see how much that compacts down. 4” on the ground though so I’ll go with that LOL

I have a bit of a mix now but it’s still more snow than sleet at the moment, up to 30/28.

Latest mesoscale discussion: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md2248.html Mesoscale Discussion 2248 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 1234 PM CST Tue Dec 02 2025 Areas affected...Southern New York into New England Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 021834Z - 022230Z SUMMARY...Heavy snowfall rates between 1-2 inches per hour remain likely across southern New York into portions of New England this afternoon. DISCUSSION...Latest radar mosaics show the development of a snow band across portions of south/southeastern New York in response to strengthening frontogenesis between the 925-850 mb levels across the Mid-Atlantic/New England coast. Surface observations and web cams under this band are reporting visibility reductions between 1/4 to 1/2 mile, which given weak winds across the region, are likely being driven primarily by moderate to heavy snowfall rates. Broad-scale ascent ahead of an approaching upper wave and more focused mesoscale ascent within the warm advection branch of an intensifying low-level cyclone (augmented by frontogenetical responses) will remain favorably phased through the remainder of the afternoon over the greater New England region. This will continue to favor widespread light/moderate precipitation and the maintenance and/or development of heavier precipitation bands. Consequently, snowfall rates between 1-2 inches/hour will remain likely for areas north of the surface freezing line. Nearly isothermal temperature profiles from the surface to around 850 mb suggests that areas near the surface freezing line may continue to see rapid fluctuations in precipitation type between snow, sleet, and potentially freezing rain. ..Moore.. 12/02/2025

One of my sons works down in Chester, NY and just reported a flip to sleet there.

2.2” on the board as of 12:30pm, up to 30/27 with light snow continuing.

2.2” on the board as of 12:30pm, up to 30/27 with light snow continuing.

A link to the mesoscale discussion for anyone who hasn’t seen it yet:https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md2247.html

Agreed, it has nothing to do with who is in office. It’s what you stated and it allows the government to make exceptions to the law to allow things to return to normal ASAP. If the news explained it properly it would not be nearly as ‘news’ worthy and people would not find it nearly as ‘exciting’.