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nice, looks like SCT cashing in on this one, over performer there. Honestly I wasn't expecting more than an inch or so, I'll take the 2 and run.

2" on the nose, light pixie still falling but nice little refresher on top of the other days snow, i take stat pads...

looks like just a hair over 2", and they now have called off school, so yet another day off for my son, but this is about done, once flakes stop I'll measure, at least I don't have to avg this time.

agree, just over 71 here but a lot left on the table of what could have been... imagine if those two that went ots had hit, it'd be historic here.

i used to drive from naugh to maspeth Queens every day for 8 months, sometimes it took that long without weather, but that should be a 30 minute drive about, some days it took us hours, we ran into that tornado that hit Brewster one time, but fastest trip was 1.5 hours, avg speed 85... Sunday night.

three hours delay for Torrington anyway, but I think Winsted was 2, which means I have to drive him in

this is some pile up quick stuff, about 1.5 maybe a bit more eyeballing, measure when it stops

@The 4 Seasons, not sure if I told you, but couple friends in Warren and Goshen both measured, 13" and 14.7" respectively, I see a 6" total that looks like it's about Northfield area, and I can say personally I saw way more than that unless they forgot to update, but it's out of place, and mine is 15.2" not sure who recorded the 15.6, but like I said, I'll take the extra stat pad. Couple of coaches I know in New Milford were both over 19" but map already shows it. just an update for the archives.

let's go to mid March with a bang, then need to get some melting so garden work can begin! still a ways a way but like the trend so far.

minus a few 17/18 that was a WoR 20+ event, I remember I had a job interview I had to reschedule because of this, all good tho both ways worked out.

we're better off with a canal runner or just between ACK and the coast to get what happened yesterday, WoR...

so I went into the office today, across the street from BDL, and on the way in you could see where that secondary band kinda cut off in western Granby, going up the hill in barkhamsted it was looking like here, also had to go to Waterbury today and just south of about harwinton it seemed a bit less, but Waterbury looks like maybe 12/13" fell, I assume from the initial push, that fizzled out overnight, then the banding took over around predawn time

nice analysis, would explain why my area down to about DXR was seeing on and off SN+ while 15-20mi east of me was light snow, it really ripped here for a good part of yesterday morning, then would wave on and off as the dry air was trying to push east as it moved... but that band down there was relentless with the rates good Lord!

those things are assholes, between them, the chipmunks eating my berries, and the rats that somehow always migrate from disgusting neighbors house to feed at the coop, we're constantly chasing critters out... looks good weather wise going into March tho huh! if next week transpires, it can go right to 70s for all I care. been a decent winter, best since 14/15 here.

anyone know what the pressure got to bottom at and was it anywhere close to record deepening? I don't recall these stats, I thought hurricane Gloria was the fastest mb drop or a west Atlantic storm but I could have that incorrect.