Presidents' day Snow potential

[MJO812]

Just now, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

For people like myself that like a long duration winter with a solid snow pack, but also realize that I do have a breaking point, Oneonta New York would be my sweet spot.

They average about 85 inches of snow per season. January and February average temperatures are about 20 to 22°. They get fringe squalls off the lake that drop an inch or two sometimes three at various times to freshen things up. They are close enough to Albany that they can still can cash in on some Noreasters and almost always cash in on any Miller B's and clippers. 
 

Having been through several winters that fell within that range of 70 to 100", usually by the end of March in those winters I'm ready for spring. 

You dont have to worry about parking up there. 

[RU848789]

So far, the NAM, NAM3km, RRFSA, ICON, HRW-FV3, RGEM and HRRR are all a bit snowier than 6Z, solidifying the likely 1-2" (with 3" in some areas where the best banding sets up) from Philly-Toms River up to a bit N of 80, IMO.  Hopefully, we see the same for the GFS/Euro/UK/CMC and the AI models.  

[jm1220]

48 minutes ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

For people like myself that like a long duration winter with a solid snow pack, but also realize that I do have a breaking point, Oneonta New York would be my sweet spot.

They average about 85 inches of snow per season. January and February average temperatures are about 20 to 22°. They get fringe squalls off the lake that drop an inch or two sometimes three at various times to freshen things up. They are close enough to Albany that they can still can cash in on some Noreasters and almost always cash in on any SWFE and clippers. 
 

Having been through several winters that fell within that range of 70 to 100", usually by the end of March in those winters I'm ready for spring. 

The I-88 corridor would be my perfect area as well. They get coastal storms as snow, some lake effect but not feet at a time and overall the best of winter. But other than snow very little to do or going on there. 

[MJO812]

Meh

[winterwx21]

I'm glad to see that the models stopped the trend of lowering amounts and beefed it back up slightly. Looks like a nice little 1 to 2 inch snowfall for this area tonight. At least it means we won't be shut out for February. 

[RU848789]

Nice jump up on the UK...(and a small bump up on the CMC, which looks just like the RGEM, of course).

[MJO812]

31 minutes ago, RU848789 said:

Nice jump up on the UK...(and a small bump up on the CMC, which looks just like the RGEM, of course).

This isnt far from a few inches here in Brooklyn. Hopefully we see more ticks by tonight.  

[SACRUS]

[MJO812]

Euro and AI slightly bumped north 

1-3 inches for the city

[SnoSki14]

2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Euro and AI slightly bumped north 

1-3 inches for the city

HRRR has a bit more. I agree with 1-3" for most 

[MJO812]

20 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

HRRR has a bit more. I agree with 1-3" for most 

Maybe even more near the south shore