jm1220

8.3" there. It's the next town over from me. Very nice/overperforming event here finally.

Thanks!

You might have taken mine already since I see a Huntington Station 8" but that's where I ended up. It was around 12:30pm.

This was definitely an overachiever here for sure. Reminds me of 3/22/18 somewhat even though I know those amounts were higher, that’s the last I think across the board overachiever in my area.

Reminds me of the early Jan 2022 event before the major storm at the end of the month-I think that was also about 8” here. This is definitely my biggest event since that storm though, 2/13/24 was 6-7 here”.

Even more lol. I wonder what the melted down liquid will be, the end definitely had some fluff factor but the first 2/3 was definitely paste.

Right on the sound probably not a good spot since it might've been a couple degrees warmer and lost some of the initial snow.

Was a couple degrees colder here to start so that helped. Those couple degrees and a little elevation really help in marginal events which this started out as.

On the nose 8", still some light snow but likely my final. Awesome event.

Just about 8". Still coming down decently but about to taper off. I'll probably add a couple tenths to this. My best event here since Jan 2022.

Might get some help from the sound too with N winds kicking up.

Yep, N winds and arctic air behind the front must be starting. We'll probably end with fluffier snow which will help the ratios. Dare I say 8"? Back edge isn't in a hurry.

Definitely a heavy pasty snow too. Will be interesting to see how much water's in it, this will have staying power which is always good. The high QPF models won out for sure.

I thought it was 6" in 12 hours? Maybe this is spread out over longer but I think we definitely hit 6", good shot at the 7". Radar looks good for next couple hours maybe.

This will likely be a warning event overachiever for many and even did well north of the city due to a little help from the trough buckling and bringing moisture north. 1-2 degrees help and Central Park would be 5" right now too.