The 4 Seasons

Feb 1-3 2021 was pretty cold. It was in the mid teens to low 20s for highs right before the storm with lows in the single digits to around zero. Jan 28,29,30 was 15F, 18F, and 21F at ORH for a high. Not this cold, but still pretty damn cold. I remember it being frigid before that storm.

Nam at home:

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you got yours

Alright, here's where we at as of Jan 20th, 2026, season-to-date. Thank you to everyone who sent me reports, they were helpful and i tried to include most of them, some didn't fit however. I will have another update in about a month. This was a good mid-point between accumulating events to get this done. You can always find them here if they get deleted for space. There is also Tri-State Area and CT zoomed in maps as well. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/seasonal-snowfall/25-26-seasonal-snowfall Lower Northeast Southern New England

oh ok, i used cocorahs for Kings, maybe thats you, its Brooklyn 2.4WSW

Toms river would have helped, thats ok. thank you though! Sometimes i regret including Ulster in that lol, PITA with crazy elevation over 4k around Slide.

Alright, here's where we at as of Jan 20th, 2026, season-to-date. Thank you to everyone who sent me reports, they were helpful and i tried to include most of them, some didn't fit however. I will have another update in about a month. This was a good mid-point between accumulating events to get this done. You can always find them here if they get deleted for space. There is also Southern New England and CT maps as well. https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/seasonal-snowfall/25-26-seasonal-snowfall Lower Northeast Tri-State Area

12Z runs

I was in the M/A and Southeastern sub forums this morning and they were cliff diving

should get to your 100 by the end of Monday it seems, might need 3

DCA has 1.6" on the season, they could use some

Sorry guys

wdym

Just a side note but as im working on this season to date snowfall map southeastern Essex county has the least amount of snow anywhere in Southern New England, thats including the cape and islands. That is insane for late Jan. Massive snow hole there, Rays in NWrn Essex so that area is fine around 15-17" but around Rockport to Beverly to Marblehead they are sub 10".

I really like the H5 vorticity color schema on weathermodels over weatherbell, its much easier on the eyes. Is there any benefits or extra stuff you like on weathermodels vs weatherbell?

About 0.8-1.0 liquid across SNE which is a pretty big jump from 12Z. Very solid.

Yeah Euros coming north, should be solid like the UKMET

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Thanks guys. I figured my assumption was right. I was more confused why this is being kept as official data, it must happen often during high wind events and then climo data for the month/year gets skewed low. Is what it is i guess, i'm sure this must have come up before just surprised they don't adjust it after.

Yeah, i can see why comparisons are being made to PDII..another 1008mb low off the delmarva that produced 1-2 feet Not often you see these type of setups Edit: Not saying or implying this is whats coming just noting the overall theme of such a system

UKMET is out to 126hrs again! It's groundhog day.

Thank you for posting this, because i felt like i was being gaslit by the UKMET. I saw it come out fully for 12Z then i went back to check and only 6z was there. Now like 10 minutes later its coming out again? What the hell is happening, am i going crazy?

Might as well be Barrow as far as i'm concerned

Hey sorry to bother you guys @dendrite @ORH_wxman I am working on some past stuff and i am just dying to know what's going on with this... The total pcp for this event at climo sites is ridiculously low and doesn't match snowfall totals. I'm not sure if this was talked about but im curious to know why this is the case. The ratios for all the climo sites are on the order of 30-50:1. Is this because ASOS is measuring the precipitation directly and the high wind is throwing it off? This is the ony thing that makes sense to me. I looked at many cocorahs/COOP reports which are taken from samples and they are more reasonable around 15-20:1 in the heavier banding. If thats the case why do they use ASOS precipitation instead of taking a core sample? I mean these are important official climo sites, if precip is so off like this, isn't that affecting climo with under reporting precipitation for the month/year? Not sure if this has been discussed before but i never noticed it this bad with a single storm. I imagine most blizzards and high wind storms are like this. 2015 is a bit more reasonable like 15-25:1. Here's the numbers so you dont have to go looking BOS 23.6" .45 52:1 PVD 18.8" .38 49:1 BDL 6.8" .21 32:1 ORH 14.7" .50 29:1