jm1220

Argh. Can’t be 17” that I missed here vs 24” you missed there. I’ll take the conservative I guess.

I’m glad I think I’m hitting the brief window of when my flight can make it back here.

When I lived in Austin it was the rain jackpot. May 2015 was the most rain I’ve ever seen in a 30 day period in my life. October 2015 from the Patricia remnants most I saw in a day. And the severe weather was bad. I was in Austin on Memorial Day weekend and JUST missed a massive hailstorm that hit the east side of town-2 foot hail drifts. I flew out 3 hours before it hit.

Yep. I’ll set my alarm for it. Seriously, missing this sucked but 17” IMBY isn’t historic. That’s about what I got on 2/1/21, another storm where I did well but not the jackpot.

Long Beach by the photos got 20” easy today and had heavy echos lingering around there for hours. Unfortunately the sound enhancement favored just the south shore today like Jan 2022.

The last time I was in a 20”+ snowstorm at my house was probably PDII 2003. Boxing Day 2010 was close, may have been 20” in Long Beach but I think the local observer had 18”. Where I live now generally does well in the winter and gets the higher end but never jackpots in a big storm.

So I’m not thrilled obviously that I missed it but 16-17” is major but not historic which is what it looks like my town got. In line with 2/1/21 or similar type storm.

Probably at 48-49” for the season at my place now. I agree-with this storm the winter gets bumped up to an A.

Like Jan 2022 all over again. There was a very noticeable bump up in snow on the ground once you went south of the LIE on Rt 231 in Dix Hills/Deer Park. I think the totals went from under 12" in Huntington Village to over 20" in Deer Park.

Queens/southern Nassau have to be over 25” by now. I think I saw a 24” report in Lynbrook.

Sucks that the subsidence hole over N Nassau/NW Suffolk just refuses to fill in.

Looks like at home is stuck in a subsidence hole. I see 19" reported in Commack. Radar looks very Jan 2022 like especially with the sound enhancement on the south shore. Maybe one last attempt to get something ongoing. Geez-seeing 23" reported in East Meadow and 22" in Massapequa. South shore getting absolutely annihilated!

I can take a measurement with my middle finger in a daiquiri cup! Aaargh

Here comes the hammer!

Radar looks amazing over NW Suffolk. If only I or @psv88 were there.