The 4 Seasons

Those were the twin 20"+ Albany storms

I didnt say all, i know i read your post from earlier. The majority of CT was bad.

NYC got smoked with 10-24 and this is CT 12-5/6-03 analog.

Because it was one of the lamest storms ever for our area, similar to 1-26-15

See my radar, it was a bad bust in CT

Front end dropped about 5" in the evening, then a huge slot, then snsh on and off for another 2 or 3"

It was quite the bust here. Trust me i remember this vividly. Forecast was for 12-18" and we ended up with about 8". I just looked at the PNS for this storm yesterday. We got slotted to death.

I think its just for 12/7/03. I posted the map for the entire storm from Dec 5-7th i believe.

oh, i think i see, it's the same storm just a day later and only for Dec 7th, not for 5-6 which hit SNE and NYC

This is the 12/5-6/03 blizzard, so what is that? There were two back to back major nor'easters 1 day apart in Dec 03? I don't remember that, something isn't adding up

12/6/03 was a full blown blizzard but what the hell was 1-4-03? I looked it up on rays winter storm archive, its like a total dud, nothing. Also, 12/6/03 was a cut off bowling ball similar to this so i get the analog there but 1/4/03 was an open wave, so im not sure how that was an analog at H5

Right. It's based on the latest GFS update, which most don't trust, so take it with a grain

You've gotten your snow so far, let us live!

@SnowGoose69 I've seen some major ones have gradients sort of like that, that were big storms, I just mentioned Mar 4-6 2001. NYC/NNJ got 3-6 while most of CT got 12-20. Yc

12-24 for most of CT clownage map

GDPS looks a little S & E of 00z, not by much, but a bit cooler. A little less zonked out, which is no surprised, 00Z was insane. Still a good hit of snow for the majority of SNE.

I'd love to see a Mar 4-6 repeat, havent seen a 52 hour Winter Storm since. This looks to be quite long with some breaks in the action. Definitely not as big of a storm as that one but may have the duration.

Are you living vicariously as a SNE'r through this sub-forum

How the models are handling this storm.

You're on here way too much.

How'd that EE rule work out for 1-26-15? NAM is Cha cha chilly in clown range.

eps shift SE/colder 6z vs 0z. About 12hrs slower too

woosh. Happy Thanksgiving to all, i have no snow to look at and a 102.5 fever, yay.

I am going to attach the maps for the past winter storms from last season, 18-19. I never got around to doing Mar 2nd and Mar 3rd-4th winter storms in CT but i will get them done and upload soon. I am working on new style maps for this coming 19-20 winter season with new color coding for snowfall amounts. Ranges (this is mostly for me to look back on) Snow: White: Nothing or next to nothing i.e. C-1" Light Blue: Light accumulations, sub advisory i.e. 1-3" Blue: Moderate accumulations, adivsory level, i.e. 3-6" Yellow: Heavy accumulations, warning level, i.e. 6-10" Red: Significantly heavy accumulations greater than yellow, double digit snowfall, warning level, i.e. 10-15" Purple: Very heavy accumulations greater than red, major or near record breaking, warning level, i.e. 18-24" Dark Purple: Extremely heavy accumulations greater than purple, historic and record breaking, i.e. 24-36" Lime Green: Crippling accumulations greater than dark purple, all-time and histoirc levels, i.e. 36-60" Ice: White: Nothing or next to nothing i.e. 0 Light Pink: Measurable, adivsory level, i.e. 0.10-0.20" Purple: Significant greater than light pink, advisory level, i.e. 0.20-0.40" Dark Purple: Major icing greater than purple, warning level, i.e. 0.40-0.70" Lime Green: Crippling ice, major damage, more than dark purple, warning level, i.e. .70-1.00" Dark Green: Historic, all-time and record breaking, more than lime green i.e. 1.00-2.00"