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Nice refresher, everything outside of main roads covered and it actually came down heavy for a time. It's just one of those winters that loves to snow.

What was the LGA measurement?

Snow still going pretty strong here, over 24 hours of almost continuous snow.

Not bad, not bad at all. I had a feeling this one would deliver the goods

Snow picking up after a few hours of very light stuff, would love to add another 2-3" to get to 2 feet but that might be a longshot. @ag3how much do you have? 21" here last check

I don't think anything will top February 2006 here. 28" and hours of thundersnow, those are still the craziest rates I ever witnessed. That was one of those rare NYC jackpots

Steady light snow for hours on top of a 20"+ base is one of the most beautiful sights you'll see around these parts for a snow lover.

I'm not, not at all. I, and others, were saying that the Rgem almost always runs too dry on the eve of big snow events. Plus it was an outlier compared to all the other short range models. The GFS is the real winner in all of this, it was the only one showing a hit like 3 days ago hardly wavered got mocked endlessly by us then gave us the ol' middle finger at the end and said how about me now?

I don't know, we've been sitting in subsidence here in Northern Queens for a while.

Great storm here but we're likely not going to get the historic totals that the L.I. folks are getting, you guys are getting rocked while we sit in subsidence. Still, great storm for most of us. About 15" here

Just went for a little walk and cleaned off the car. Long story short, it's a lot of snow. Wanted to send other pics but they aren't attaching for whatever reason but this is just an idea of how deep it is.

Areas in West Jersey that were fringed on some of the models are going overperform big time with the deform band from Philly through NJ.

Again, this is why you put more stock in the mesos over the globals this close in. The globals are already busting low. The RGEM especially so

Wow that band around Philly is something else. Their snow won't last as long as us but they might get the highest rates of the storm.