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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.
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On Norton MA NWS home site then click on Snow Totals
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Not necessarily, ratios can be below 10-1 sometimes especially if it’s wet snow or rimed flakes/snow grains.
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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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Still snow here with the activity moving in now.
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Philly has around 6” at last report 7pm and probably ends up at 7-8”. They didn’t make it to what was predicted exactly but I think they were expecting 8-10” so if that not bad. Boston was always very questionable but near the harbor might end up with only a few inches because of the blessing/curse easterly flow which today is a curse. West side of the city might get 8-10”. DC did bust I think but Miller B storms like this 95% of the time don’t produce there-they bomb out too far NE.
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Boston ouch, downgraded to an advisory because either snow that's not sticking or rain/snow mix.
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For once I can accept they measured a little too much vs how they usually undermeasure.
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I think in the end the models will end a little too bullish east of the city (certainly not SW CT though, it really came together there). The dryslot came in fast again like Dec because of the less than ideal 700mb track. Even this morning they mostly had 16-20" here and although there's an outside chance over the next day we make it to the low end of this but 13-14" is probably what I have. Still a great event regardless. I think there was a GFS v16 run yesterday that showed the distribution particularly well with the huge max over E PA, S NY and NJ where the 700 low would allow the best pivot which looks like it'll verify very well.
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Gravity wave bands SE of Long Island. This one's definitely legit.
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They probably eke their way to 20" by the end at this point.
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There isn’t much of a warm wedge. Just small warm layers that can sneak in when the lift and precip disappear. This is the one precip batch so far overhead though that’s not too impressive here.
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By now they're probably up to 17". Edit-18.3”!!
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Snow/sleet here.
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Yeah, forgot. The Conservancy Conservators were taking one shot per inch I guess.
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Yeah that's a nice band. Hopefully it can edge east a little.
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Finally some sleet here or heavily rimed flakes.
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That was the prime ground-zero location pretty much for the last 2-3 days. Congrats
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Looks like the S Nassau sucker hole is filling in and it's my turn now. Upton has generally 1-3" additional east of the city after 7pm. So that would get me to probably 14-17". My backyard has 12" depth fairly consistently which is probably compacted some at this point so I might've had 13-14" fall.
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Montauk's still at 33, models had them a good 5 degrees warmer than now. Later tonight when things really do die off and upper air temps warm up there could be some nasty glaze if we have drizzle for a while.
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Most Wunderground stations up here near where the Sound is thicker are at 29-30 degrees. South shore stations are at 32.
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Snow depth in my backyard's a pretty consistent 12" now. Still coming down nicely. Becoming a little windier if anything.
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Snow definitely seems heavier than the radar shows.
