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Two day storm totals. Liquid and snowfall. Click maps to enlarge.

Analyzed lowest pressure was 966MB. Analyzed track was about 60 miles south of the BM. Full warm warm seclusion.

https://x.com/i/status/2026316284682760389 Drone video from yesterday along the coast of Massachusetts. Pretty impressive. Photo from Westerly R.I. late yesterday afternoon.

So who in here plans on getting a full night of sleep tonight ? No reaching for the phone at 1:00 in the morning. No getting up at 5 to see what the 6Z NAM did. Kind of need a break.

Morris county comes out of NWS Mt. Holly office. Here is link: https://www.weather.gov/wrh/TextProduct?product=pnsphi

Wow, huge difference for such a short distance.

Wow. Thanks!

Thanks Don. What will it take for them to surpass 1978 record?

Final total here was 12.5". Picked up 1.5" after my 11" 7am measurement. Would have been more than that if it were a month earlier. Sun angle and temperatures near 30 were fighting against what was falling. The 1.5" was melting from underneath and compressing from the top. 12.5" is a wrap.

When you break 1978 records you know you are in rare territory. Especially when those records are from southeast New England.

Snow just won't quit even out this way. Steady light snow ongoing but skies are starting to brighten up.

Still light snow here. Measured 11" at 7am - water content of that was 1.08". Just about 10:1. Roughly first half of the 11 was less than 10:1 and the rest of it probably 12 or 13:1. Just an estimate, but top half of the pack was much fluffier than bottom relatively speaking.

Most (not all) modeling nailed the minimum pressure...to the mb actually.

Good day when you can say "come up short" and have 18-20" otg.