Blizzard of 2026 Storm Totals

[Ginx snewx]

3 days 24 hrs of shoveling done 

[DavisStraight]

9 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Think I gave you my shameful total ... 10".

I got 8 but still enjoyed the storm overall.

[DavisStraight]

2 hours ago, crownweather said:

Ended up with 11.4 inches of snow here in Sturbridge, Mass.  Absolute crazy that just 25 miles to the SE, Providence recorded that 37.9 inches of snow.  If only that low had tucked just a few miles closer.....

My brother in Southbridge had 12, friend of mine in Thompson got 24, if you got a band stalled over you, you cleaned up.

[SouthCoastMA]

The 31" ESandwich cocorahs total seems a bit inflated but dunno. it's possible I had a bit more than 21" but doubt 10" more 

[Ginx snewx]

Meanwhile surf drifts of snow Atlantic Ave Misquamicut 

[CCHurricane]

9 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

That map isn’t quite final. Still has BOS at 16.9

 any idea if they'll actually get around to updating this map? So many of the reports represented are mid-day Monday obs (for example Westwood and Dover, MA observations). Seems like they never actually received / incorporated EOD totals Monday night for a lot of spots. 

[JACKASS]

23 hours ago, JACKASS said:

https://tenor.com/view/well-waiting-caddyshack-gif-5385414

Nothing huh?

[FXWX]

My son-in-law's first day back at Otis Airport Coast Guard station Falmouth!

[Ginx snewx]

On 2/23/2026 at 2:17 PM, The 4 Seasons said:

Just like the Jan 25-26th big storm i wanted to create a thread just for final snowfall totals. It's easier for me to collect data as well. I post all the final snowfall totals maps in here as well from NWS.

This is the current one, keep in mind these reports are old.

 

 

74.2 for the year 

[ORH_wxman]

4 hours ago, CCHurricane said:

 any idea if they'll actually get around to updating this map? So many of the reports represented are mid-day Monday obs (for example Westwood and Dover, MA observations). Seems like they never actually received / incorporated EOD totals Monday night for a lot of spots. 

Not sure but 4seasons map earlier in this thread is as good or better than the NWS ones anyway. I hope the NWS one still updates though because  I hate when incorrect data floats around. 

[tunafish]

On 2/24/2026 at 7:22 PM, The 4 Seasons said:

wonder if the accordion man is still jamming a yard stick in the deep trenches of Warwick tonight

I (so badly) want this to be a troll job by him, but based on the evidence (read: his posts here), my conclusion is that he is, most certainly, NOT.

 

[tunafish]

11 hours ago, tamarack said:

Andover, Maine - Feb. 2017
7    19   10   0.03    1.0   34
8    13    9    1.15     6.0   39
9    42   11       0        0   39
10   42  -2   0.20   6.0   44
11    10   -5       T      T    44
12    11     0   0.19   6.5    50   
13    19   11   0.90  14.0   62
14   22   13   0.15    2.5   64
15   25    7    0.03   1.5   65
16   27   13   0.95  14.0  79
17   26   18       T      T    76

He saw those monster depths and went searching, in vain.  Unfortunately, he didn't understand snow plowing in Maine, where they don't just clear the road but push back the banks to be ready for the next storm.
He made a left turn in Andover and headed up the East B Road, quickly ran out of houses and then out of phone reception as he was behind the Baldpates, and with lowering gas and not knowing where he was . . .   
When back in RI he posted a withering critique of Maine, its roads, its snow, its reporting, etc.

My snarky response suggested that his G-P-S should have been augmented by an M-A-P.

 

Between this story and that YouTube above, this guy is total dink. 

There's a way to commit to the bit and make it funny. He's just sort of an asshole.  And (likely) wrong in his assertions.  A truly terrible combination.

[WxWatcher007]

Two of my favorites here from the day after.