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  1. If it was 2-3 degrees colder in Boston they would’ve had 12” like places very close by did. Was an extremely close call there and models were too cold by just a tiny amount which meant mostly white rain in downtown and where Logan Airport is. Can’t speak for Central Park really but 17.4” wasn’t bad at all, may have been 18” but can’t complain too much.
  2. Crazy right? Still snowing here. Up to 15” (estimate) here adding from last night/today. And again that could be a little conservative since the other totals around me were higher than what I thought mine was. I see Central Park didn’t measure again but they probably made it to 17.5”, not sure how much snow regenerated over the city but there was a period of light snow overnight at Central Park too.
  3. It's probably a good thing most models see this suppressed this far out.
  4. Verification. Not too bad generally but Monmouth County worst bust it looks like-warmth and maybe not as much precip. In general I was a little too high for most except in the max zone in N NJ. Dryslot ended the really heavy snow a little earlier than I would've thought, bad 700mb low position for east of the city but insane front end made up for it.
  5. Nice coating here again with a decent show shower currently. Snowpack has the new look to it again
  6. This was a very good storm but won't rate highly on NESIS scale. I wonder if it would even be considered a near-miss? In New England unfortunately Boston only had 1.2"? NYC-17.2" (may make it to 18" with snow showers still around) LGA-13.5" JFK: 12.6" ISP: 11.4" (seems low to me but is what it is. Most Long Island totals are 13-16") Upton: 14.0" BDR: 15.8" EWR: 17.7" PHL: 7.9" DCA: 3.2" IAD: 5.7" BWI: 4.0"
  7. Just saw Hicksville with the highest Nassau total at 17.6". Another yikes. I'd have to say that's a little high but the snow has compacted a good bit and has more water because of the light drizzle so who knows. Next door there's a lowball 9.7" in Plainview.
  8. Boston only ended with 1-2”. Yikes. Central Park about 4” above them for the winter now. Snow/drizzle here, temp 33.
  9. I wouldn’t be too concerned about what it shows for surface temps.
  10. Yes overall a very good performance. And recognizing the setup beforehand made it clear the jackpot would be in N NJ and S NY but other places could still do very well.
  11. Hopefully Central Park can make it to 18”. Of course they might just decide not to measure if it’s just very minor additional amount.
  12. The map in much of Nassau and W Suffolk is low. Every recent report from this area was over 12” and it shows 8-12”.
  13. Very nice event for you guys and overall a little better than I expected that far west. State College getting 12”+ from any event is a huge win. I ended up with probably 14-15” here, so a pretty huge area getting at least 10” snow amounts.
  14. 12.5” in State College and 17.2” in NYC so this storm joins the list. I think the last of these was 1/27/2016?
  15. Drizzle, 33 degrees. Snow has definitely settled a little and became wetter with the drizzle/sleet overnight and this morning.
  16. This could be one of the very rare storms that drop 12”+ in both State College PA and NYC. Central Park has 17.2” and reports around State College are just shy of 12” and there’s still snow falling there.
  17. Not necessarily, ratios can be below 10-1 sometimes especially if it’s wet snow or rimed flakes/snow grains.
  18. Wow, NWS map has a 16.2” report in Syosset, 18.1” E Northport and 15.9” in Commack. Did anything fall overnight? I have to be a little more conservative because of the blowing snow, as well as whatever falling off the roofs inflating the totals. I see NorthshoreWX had 14.9” so I probably had something like that. Regardless, awesome event and it may not 100% be over yet.
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