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Anything for latitude north of NYC?

I'll let you know on April 1. Seen way to many mid March to early April snowstorms to give a final grade on March 8th. For now a B+.

Dont you live in Philadelphia? How do you make these declarative statements for a region you're not even part of.

In many parts of the HV the January storm was more memorable than the February. I received similar amounts in both 16.3 in January storm and 15.3 in the February. The January storm had snow fall the entire time with the temperature between 6 to 9° but with bad ratios considering the temperature due to the mid level warmup. As you stated the cold afterward, and just the snow pack, which to this day remnants still stands from that storm. I have a snowblower, but the effects from cleaning up from that storm had me tired for a week. Going out two or three times in those temperatures was tough on the body. I like to think I'm still in my 30s, but but it's times like that you realize you're aging.

Actually for any month in Key largo.

Fantasy land still but it would be a perfect ending.

Checking out the ring cameras from Key Largo today and snow cover still holding strong. I think it will finally meet its match in the 60's and one 70's forecast for Monday through Wednesday. It was a nice run. One more 6-10 mid month would be a perfect ending.

Flew to Florida this morning so no measurement. From looks of the ring camera during day it couldn't have ever be more than .5 inch if that. Lots of 31-32 rain/freezing rain after that.

And so did Manhattan. 36 inches measured in Brooklyn, 45 in New Haven, 48 inches in Albany, 58 in Saratoga Springs and Bridgeport 18 and Manhattan 21. It must be some kind of sacred pact between Bridgeport and NYC that goes back to the beginning of official records to always under measure snow. I've studied many old photos from that storm and there is no way that was any less than three feet in Manhattan. One also has to remember there was no snow on the ground when that storm hit.

Let's start a thread.

Perish the thought. No not a city boy, it's fine for some, but I could never live there, or any city for that matter. I grew up in Rockland but as an adult I've lived my entire life in Orange County. The first five years in New Windsor and the last 30+ in Highland Mills. I never did think of joining. Other than snowfall, days of snow cover and first freezes, first hard freeze, last freeze,sub zero days, I don't really track daily, highs and lows or even rainfall.

What's with the no totals for anywhere in Orange County? Some of these seem pretty far off, on the plus and minus side. @The 4 Seasonsmaps blow this away.

Amazing a tight circle north, south, east and west within 6 miles either way surrounds Central Park with 23-27 inch storm totals. Dead center in the middle central Parks 19.7. I've grown numb to it over the years. Maybe not totally numb LOL.

Yeah every big storm. Total BS but whatever.

And central Park ignored all of the snow from 1 PM to 4 PM that day and stuck with 19.7. Typical and happens more often than not.

Neck and neck between you and Central Park. Badhow just that north central portion of the county was scrooed so far. Even the northwest sections I believe are all in the 50's @snywx . Lets see what we can squeak out tomorrow. As long as it doesn't mess with my flight out of Newark tomorrow afternoon. Looks like we @Juliancoltonpicked a good week to leave. No fears of much winter weather to be missed the 3-10 period.

Did anyone record anything this morning? I measured 0.3. 60.2 now on the season.

@The 4 Seasons60.2 inches through March 1. Highland Mills NY Orange County.

Moderate snow. Will definitely get the .1 I need to go over 60 for the season.

Here comes the sun.

I know everyone likes to use 1970 to 1999. Actually, the thirty year averages are calculated 1971 to 2000. That 30 year average of 22.2 is by far the lowest of any 30 year period. That was about as normal as 1991 to 2020 average of 29.8. The 156 year average since Central Park has been keeping totals is 28.5 inches. I still have no idea who decided the 30 year averages is what we would use. I always thought a 50 year would be a much better measure and allow for crazy decades like the 70s 80s and 2010's. The running 30 year average 1996-2025 right now is 28. 3 inches which includes the horrible four previous seasons prior to this one.

Some great stats for Newark, going back to the 1850's? Where do they come from before the airport was established?

24° and freezing fog. The winter that doesn't want to end. Unfortunately it may for awhile after next week. 74 days of snow cover and counting. I know it's a resilient snow pack but I give it another week. Even given 2-3 more inches tonight and Tuesday.

24° with freezing fog. Day 74 with snow cover, 42 consecutive days and counting. Looking at the long range it looks like 100 days of snow cover will not happen this year, but this weekend should get me that .1 inch to get me over 60 inches for the season. Would like to get over 70 inches for the first time since 2017/18 from the long range it looks like that may be in jeopardy, for now at least. Late March and early April have produced plenty of late season snows here so I'll wait and see.

I think December 2020 was the storm Binghamton had 40 inches. Nothing to do with lake effect. It was that whole band from Binghamton up towards Albany. It just stayed there and snowed.