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Was that your report or the one on the PNS?  That's a really nice big number for the valley bottoms there.  

11 inches so far in Easthampton

What happened to all the upstate posters?

Then they are riding the HREF
the weeniest of solutions here 

It's model generated off HREF, meaning it's not a forecast per se... Kudos to pickles for telling me this earlier.

Is there some page or website that compiles the snowfall forecasts of each weather office in into one map?

I get lost with all the acronyms here…what is AEMATT?

It was more expensive during the season .

Parking at Citifield is now 40 dollars

That's cheap
That's about 25 dollars at Citifield.

You don’t like country so not allowed 

Another good one would be finding out when many climate sites had their latest first day staying below 32 for a high. My lowest high here is 34 this season. 

My December avg temp (37.4) is currently running less than a degree below my November temp (38.3). Do Decembers ever actually run warmer than Novembers in SNE?

I have; no blinding AM sun, no snow to slide around in, rain keeps many pedestrians/bikes/runners inside, on and on.  On top of that it's a holiday week so traffic is down.  It's awesome!

You guys are talking about a White Christmas, I had just looked a bunch of historical odds on this. I have mentioned this before, but no idea why Boston doesnt do snow depth anymore since 2003. Stations in the box nws are literally the ONLY ones I can find anywhere (of places that get snow) that dont do snow depth. 
 
White Christmases in Detroit are pretty much 50/50 (officially 47%), and the last 20 years saw 10 white, 10 not...2022, 2020, 2017, 2016, 2012, 2010, 2008, 2005, 2004, 2003. Bostons historical probability shows 1 in 4 Christmases should be white, yet they have only probably had 2 in the past 20 years (based on what you guys said). It seems more flukey than anything that snowfall increased and white christmases disappeared during the 2000s/10s.
 
Midwest/Great Lakes
Marquette – 95% (1961-2022)
International Falls – 95% (1948-2022)
Sault Ste Marie – 94% (1931-2022)
Alpena – 79% (1916-2022)
Minneapolis – 72% (1899-2022)
Green Bay – 68% (1948-2022)
Grand Rapids – 64% (1903-2022)
Dubuque – 57% (1896-2022)
Flint –-- 56% (1921 – 2022)
Lansing – 55% (1863-2022)
Milwaukee – 50% (1893-2022)
Detroit – 47% (1900-2022) 
Toledo –- 46% (1893-2022)
Chicago – 45% (1901-2022)
Cleveland – 42% (1893-2022)
Fort Wayne – 40% (1909-2022)
Omaha – 37% (1948-2022)
Indianapolis – 28% (1896-2022)
Columbus – 27% (1948-2022)
Kansas City – 21% (1893-2022)
Louisville – 15% (1900-2022)
Northeast
Caribou – 93% (1940-2022)
Burlington – 74% (1896-2022)
Portland (ME) – 59% (1893-2022)
Buffalo – 58% (1893-2022)
Albany – 42% (1938-2022)
Pittsburgh – 31% (1948-2022)
Boston – 24% (1891-2003)
New York City – 14% (1912-2022)
Philadelphia – 13% (1893-2022)
Washington DC – 10% (1893-2022)
Mountain West
Salt Lake City – 52% (1948-2022)
Denver – 38% (1921-2022)
 

I can't help it, I'm a social person and nothing like a good browse through a book store.

Interesting and odd combo.  Better would be pizza with that beer?

I only put them on since it was snowing tonight. First time they’ve been on . 

I took advantage of the furnace this week to put up outside lights. Nothing worse than doing in rain or cold . We host Tgiving so my wife insists pumpkins stay up until Friday each year. Good luck to the frozen fingers of folks putting up lights this coming weekend . 

Down to 32 now and everything covered in white

Snowing lightly here in the valley at 37 degrees

Old enough to be your gramp 

Yep.

In and out of some flakes driving to work

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