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1" here and still pixie dust flying...congrats South folks on getting some white finally!

1 minute ago, The 4 Seasons said:

from that one storm? seems high, Norfolk at 1,340 had 2.3" which was the highest report i could find. I bet some of that snowpack was from 12/2, that snow never melted going into the December 10th storm. It's been frigid especially up there in higher elevations

yeah I still have a couple inches from the 12/2 event, only got like a half inch on 12/10. 

over 6" in unity twp PA outside pitt   

1 minute ago, moneypitmike said:

I suspect one mitigating factor on accumulations is that while it will be fluffy snow, it's a small amount of qpf over a fairly long period.  I think that might make for some reduction as compared to it being 3" over 4 hours, e.g.

might be some sublimation issues north where it's cold up there under the DGZ, we'll see if we can get a good burst of nice rates and accumulate a couple/three inches.

I wouldn't be shocked if someone in SE areas of SNE saw 6" of fluff, column will be plenty cold in the DGZ for so good growth, a few more tics north we can all be in business 

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

That was a big winter and quite cold....esp January '82. Very cold month with decent snow. Same month as the Air Florida crash into the Potomic with lots of ice in the river. Dec '81 was very snowy in New England both north and south. 

wasn't Feb of 82 one of the KUs we got? I thought 82 or 83 because I remember everyone freaking out because it wasn't far removed from 78

2 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

Isn’t today the 9th…? 

yeah I wasn't sure what I was thinking there, the plot showed the whole month, made me think it was later date, it was early my brain wasn't working 

down to 7/0 here, maybe another half hour before it starts to warm..the 9th was still colder at 4.3

we're radiating a couple degrees an hour here, should be close to 0 if not below by 0500...10/-5 now

14/-4 here and minimal wind, actually feels kinda nice, deck popping already.

I'll be driving down to Florida on the 15th, coming back the 20th, as long as there's no weather impediments on my travels I'll be happy.

got an unexpected.25" OTG, I honestly didn't think this was going to pan out up here, I take tho.

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I started in September 2006....so going on 20 years for me. I know Will and Jerry have been kicking around a couple of years longer.

Jesus time flies man, really started noticing when I had kids, my oldest who was a baby yesterday, is now nearly as tall as I am..

I'm going to try and make it, but it's the start of our basketball season and have four games that day, hopefully I can skip out. always wanted to get to one, and meet some of the faces I've been interacting with since the Eastern days honestly. what's that like 20+ years?

2 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Yup had 10” with that one in early January…that was the start of that epic run..unreal. 

if I recall the records, was the best Jan for that area inch wise in history... would have been even better if the ground hogs day storm verified as it was supposed to 

5 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

You don’t remember the Norlun in early Jan 11? 10 inches here. It was awesome.  

we had two that season, one dropped about 10 in Waterbury at the time but over a foot in southbury/Oxford area, the other was not as impressive but still dropped a half foot in Waterbury for mby... still the most snow depth I've ever experienced in the 2010-11 season. Had 37" on the roof at the peak, that was the roof rake season.

7 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

After today’s runs, The clouds tonight through the full moon maybe the most interesting weather down here this winter. 

I legit just took the same pic, almost surreal the super moon through those clouds. nice winter feel out there with snow cover and icy everywhere 

And someone who just got his degree in Met, calling this click bait "intense blizzard conditions"...as far as I know there was nowhere near wind to verify blizzard or 3-4"/hr anywhere, am I wrong? wasn't jack like just over a foot anywhere in the NE?

16 minutes ago, tamarack said:

And any snowstorm bigger than a weak clipper is a bomb cyclone (looking at you, CNN).  Usually those have some wind, even inland.

anything to raise the cortisol level in the populus and get them scared of winter weather...in the winter. 

39 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Euro has a little clipper overnight 12/9-10. Bigger looking clipper for 12/11…that one almost morphs into a SWFE. There’s stuff to watch at least. 

that timeframe has been showing something for a few runs, hopefully we can get a good high anchored and maybe some redevelopment for a refresher. I miss the clippers in between bigger coastals 

4.8" before the flip at about 345, heavy wet clearing, just what I didn't want but initial 4-8 call verified. nice early season storm.

per CC that line looks like it's from Boston down to dxr, roughly, slowly pushing W and NW

per CC that line looks like it's from Boston down to dxr, roughly, slowly pushing W and NW

almost at 4" here, still all snow. roads are a mess, no plow yet but a couple weeks ago when there was a dusting that already melted they were out, WTF is that about, every year...

some heavier echoes moving in, if we don't flip here I see no reason we can't get to 6, only WWA here but warning just over the border to my north, maybe ALY will upgrade, or is it too late in the game for that? I'm over halfway to verifying here.