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damn that's crazy

i figured last night was going to plummet, instead it pretty much flat lined after about 9 or so

lowest so far was 1/28 here at -7.6°, currently is 4.0 here, at least it's not windy, yesterday was brutal cold with the wind.

this works, did it in 2011 with 37" on the roof, worked great. sounds weird but works

that sucks, I used to lock in a price early, and had delivery once a month even if to top off, worst was digging out a path to the street in late jan 2011, it was over 6' by the time I got to the street, you can see layers of the storms avg depth was about 37/40"... took me all day, but I had oil, he wouldn't deliver otherwise.

yup I always know good runs happen by the amount of new posts

not a bad look 72 hours or so out, but I hope this isn't like the 2015 storm where there was 24+ amounts eor, and I was stuck with heavy sand and maybe 8-10" of it, I don't remember what I got here in that one honestly, but still impressive for poor snow growth, also coldest day so far at -7.6°

the chimney ridge can maybe be a little more west no? and a little truncated, seems very steep, don't we want that W and a little less sharp so the S/W has a bit less digging and tugs W more

that was the blot, mdots were hard to come by, but we used to go to Central Park every weekend for the blotter

window panes and woodstocks man...that was it in my day, with the occasional Mdot for laughs ...

it's not a storm, therefore Will would not be a go to, I'm terrible with names too but can remember obscure actors or things from decades ago, but when it comes to storms I've never seen anyone as good as Will being able to quickly pull an event I totally forgot about, out of the either with ease...wish I could do that!

that looks like it was a bit stronger but dug more S this run to me anyway

looks like it ticked more south with some of those members, still have time for more north capture and closed off, but like tip said, a few more runs and it's either game on or ots, does have potential to absolutely explode though, where is the concern

think logan was at 20.2 but that's a few hours ago

gotta say I didn't have stars out and still flakes flying 40 hours after it started, unbelievable deep winter feel out there, like it should be.

yeah if this verifies and hits, I can actually see blizzard conditions verifying somewhere, some deep lows in those ensemble members...

so what was the highest jack from this one? I saw a 24.7" in Sterling I think, but nobody else I saw over 22", yet that is.

low-key picked up an inch today on and off light snow, still light snowing, a few more tenths and it'll be 20" storm total

that's nothing, a guy I work with just said on his property in wilbraham @900', was 36"...i legit laughed, I said a drift maybe, or total snow otg, but nobody in that area got over 20" as far as I saw anyway.

are the other obs recent too? seems a bit out of place, and is it a spotter or official?

you know what sucks is the ABS module on my truck went, long lead time order, been waiting since fall, and it disables 4WD and cruise control, aside from ABS, but it's a known issue and I can't drive it in any snow because of that, my other vehicle is a 2000 Accord v6, that needs new coil connectors and better plugs, so it's not 100%, at least my dad has a Jeep compass that's decent in snow, best vehicle I ever drove in snow was my wife's old Grand Cherokee, back in 2013 I was driving that after the storm and it was like on rails in snow.

This has a chance to be a monster, true coastal instead of a hybrid SWFE coastal combo, need some ticks NW or it's game over for WOR folk.

I got a half inch earlier, doubt anything else falls, the suns trying to poke out, on to the next threat which I thought would have been a true coastal monster, we'll see if it hits or whiffs, but sig and tele have been there for a while now

18.7" was my final after adding what fell after I cleared before bed, lots of 18-20" going back into WNY up through NH and NEMA, awesome considering we were under 10° for almost all of it.

There was another .5" on the board for a one day total of 18.7" that fell, it's compacted some but man it looks awesome out there, I believe the biggest storm since moving to Winsted, I'll have to check, lots of drifting and waving of the snow.