The 4 Seasons

Snow/ice totals for the 15/16th storm. Reports are from here, cocorahs, COOP and climo sites. Had to add together 2-day totals from cocorahs so final totals are a bit higher than they appear in the NWS interactive snowfall map with an additional 1-5" falling in N and NW Mass. However, the analysis map they have does reflect the 2-day totals. Overall the SNE fx did pretty well, CT fell a bit short closer to the coast. *Note* The ranges are slightly different than the fx maps for continuity between maps and made more sense for drawing the contours

Updated for 12/13 mix event and 15/16 snow/ice storm

Fixed Tri-state map for climo sites

Can't argue with that

something wrong with you guys. Stop with the Nam.

Jfk is now 1" and lga is 0.6 lol they changed these numbers like 3 times I'll fix it

Ok deal. I'll give it until Thursday morning, then I'll start reconsidering

Find out who it is, where they live and go hunt em down and kill em.

Yikes. Starting to look like a clean whiff for everyone even the S coast.

I don't see how N Maine comes anywhere close to these numbers. Am i missing something here because it looks to be mostly over with reports of 6-9" and HRRR only has another 1-2 or so. Looks like a pretty bad bust

There's a thread for whining and sobbing and moaning constantly...

Yeah 02-03 i always thought was like a 95-96 lite. Snow from Nov to April with one monster snowstorm in Feb. 65-70" season

Euro goes over the equator.

I got 10.5" in 19-20, 8.9" in 22-23 and 16" last season and i average like 41..trust me we're all in the same boat. Last time i saw a 12" storm was 2021...4 years ago. Those are more rare than people think...we were spoiled in the 2010s, getting like 1 or 2 a year. Even the 00s...

Good news, the 00Z UKMET goes over Bermuda

Seems like everyone (and spotters) is measuring radial ice but are the ASOS reports just flat ice? If that's the case aren't we comparing apples and oranges on reports? I mean flat ice is what more than double that of radial ice on branches? According to this radial ice only 39% of elevated flat ice.

00Z/06Z the 14th and that was about it, after that it was lights out and well south. It was the first model to do so, by far...that and the GEFS never bit.

Yeah i remember Mar 16 it was in the 80s here and then we got a 4-6" storm after that, it wasnt a few days later more like a week or two but still. March is highly volatile and averages about the same snow as December. People who say winters over mid-Feb is wild to me.

Updated to include yesterdays Snow/Ice/Rain Storm.

Snowfall totals from this event

It's frozen arctic tundra out there. Looks like that 2" that fell is compacted a bit but barely budged. Just glad we didnt have driving rains wash everything away.

Not sure, i know thats an elevated area in North Canton, cocorahs station. There was also a 5.5 report in Suffield

Snowfall totals for CT. Looks like MA is adding to their numbers so ill post a SNE one tomorrow. Thanks for the reports as always.

Mar 21-22nd

what were the two busts in 2018? I know one was Mar 21st. The other two monsters were Mar 8th, Mar 13th (though the 13th was locally a bust here in CTRV). Mar 2nd the airmass was just extremely marginal and i dont remember that being a "bust"...more of just a NY/VT elevation event. Also another one that comes to mind is Mar 2014, the rug got pulled on a major nor'easter that slipped east a few days out. Which ended a very good season on pretty bad note.