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And BAM  

This fog is crazy. The houses across the street are just ghostly shapes. Front yard is 20% torched off where it had blown clean in that first big storm in January. Otherwise, I still have full coverage about 4" thick. 

Still had 100% cover about 4" when it got dark, we'll see what's left when this fog is done with it tonight.

It hit 32 and the fog blossomed. More yuck.

Nice and picturesque? More like miserable and dreary with a cool snowy blast. 3 hours now of 30° drizzle kinda sux. 2 blockbuster storms, plenty of "real" cold and snowcover for almost 3 months made it a pretty damned good winter. I'm done with it

How many hours of rain at 30° is ok? It's been steady freezing rain for an hour. Yuck.

1 hour ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

Bryant Pond Road Putnam county!

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That's the other side of town from where I am but higher into the Taconics. Looks like they got a little more than I did before it flipped to sleet and rain.

1 hour ago, NorthShoreWx said:

How much has it accumulated?  We're switched over for the duration down here, but can still live vicariously.

 

Looks like mix line is up near 84 east of the river on dual pol.

I measured 1.8 right after it ended. It was pretty amazing watching it snow like that but in many areas it was melting almost as fast as it fell. Anything in an area that would be sunny saw a slushy accumulation up to an inch, while "dark" areas are 1 to almost 2". Early and late season snow patterns are always interesting.

21 minutes ago, Freezing Drizzle said:

Post a photo!

 

Heh, I didn't take any, was too busy ogling it and standing there listening to it thump on my head I also can't figure out how to delete years old pics so I can post new ones.

This is insane. It's absolutely dumping the hugest flakes ever. There has to be someone else under this band. I can't be the only one appreciating this!

I think these are the biggest snowflakes I've ever seen! 

27° with light snow. Granted I live on a quiet dead end street but it's well salted and it's fully covered. 

^^ Just a coating.

Looks like 13° will be the low this morning, there are a few 11s and one 10 close. It's cold.

Legit moderate snow now with good growth and large flakes. I got the coating I hoped for. Lol.

So far it's just a whitening, it would be nice to get a coating. 

I looked out and thought 'oh bummer, I hate dense snow-eating fog'. Then I went out with the dog and realized it was freezing. That changed my mood pretty quickly It popped above a few minutes ago and now the sun is trying to come out. 

I looked out and the car defrosted, it just popped above 32. That was quick.

Yup, 27° freezing fog here too. The snowpack ripened yesterday so it's days are numbered. 

A little more snow for us Sunday? After the melt today and tomorrow we're gonna need the refresh. 

And now it's beautiful. Bright blue sky, blinding almost, it's up to 42° and the streets are dry, narrower than they should be but what's cleared is dry. It's pretty amazing how quickly this stuff is compacting too.

^ lol

I guess it's not a surprise that they're different but 30% is a pretty big difference so I figured it was worth mentioning. 

I'm too stupid to remember to write things down so I'm not sure. I looked back through our threads at my posts the other day and came up with about 50 and didn't go back further. I'm sure I missed one or two small ones and only went to like mid December so... 

An S19 thread?  March is gonna be 70° every day, we can put the shovels and scrapers away and we can start riding our bikes soon! How'd I do? 

3" on elevated surfaces like the garbage can top, 4" on the frozen driveway.

3" on the garbage can top but 4" on the driveway. Usually the elevated surfaces are higher but it's pretty warm so the area is surrounded by warm air and the ground is frozen. 

One of our cars ended up parked right where the biggest drifts formed on Monday morning. There's a painfully dense 3-4 feet piled on it that I'm struggling to get off. Ya think if I accelerate and brake really hard by the end of the driveway it'll slide off? Wind that little turbo up and put all the trust in the brakes 50 feet later... What could go wrong? 

Eyeball has it at 3". Gotta get out and shovel again soon. Uggh

Another overperformer going on. Uggh