32-Year Winter Storm Archive Complete

[Cold Miser]

On 2/5/2026 at 4:15 AM, The 4 Seasons said:

@CoastalWx @Chrisrotary12 I updated all the maps for April Fools '97 as well as added a new Lower Northeast view map with all the climate sites on it. I also added that radar loop from BOX you posted in the other thread for this storm, and i sped it up a bit. Also refreshed all the maps for the March 3-4th, 2019 and December 1-3rd, 2019 storms + added the northeast maps for those as well. I think that Dec 2019 is one of the craziest looking maps i've ever done, quite a gradient and really cool to see that bending of higher snow totals towards the CTRV/91

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/apr-1-1997

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/mar-3-4-2019

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/dec-1-3-2019

I loved that storm.  I just moved into my apartment in West Roxbury the day before.  Woke up to this epic storm.  I think we ended up with 30".

It was my first day taking the train to Boston from West Rox.  I was surprised that the train was on time...until I was told that the train I boarded was 2 hours late from earlier.  

[vortex95]

I'll dig out of my archives soon booklets I have that summarize all snow events for SNE from the early 1970s to the mid 1990s.  I'll take pix of the more significant ones, and send them along.

[The 4 Seasons]

Hey @H2Otown_WX could you help me out with something? There is notorious missing data from BDL from 1996-2002 on the F6 and climo data. However, i have this theory and suspicion i wonder if you could verify or deny it. There are a lot of reports from around that time on the PNS from BOS during significant snow events and almost always lists East Granby. Kind of strange that during that missing data time East Granby is always there but Windsor Locks is not. Did BDL once report from East Granby? When i checked on google maps Bradley International spans over both towns. So it would make sense that it was once reported as "East Granby" instead of Windsor Locks. Though that still doesn't explain why a lot of data is missing. Just a theory, thought you might know or could find out. Thanks.