EastonSN+

Orleans parish mid city 9.5.

Did the measurement have a Time? Curious to see how long ago it was as they've had heavy snow for a while now.

Heard unofficial report over 5.5 (TV).

The all time Florida snowfall record has been broken.

Just saw on TWC that 2.5 Officially fell in Houston. Also stated that the Florida state snowfall record is 4 inches. Could be surpassed. Absolutely historic.

Wild timeframe with Sandy, this October snowstorm and eventually NEMO.

Goes to show that higher temps do not have to lead to lower snowfall (total accumulation not # of events). Also helps to have the winds pushing offshore.

TWC listed a report of 4 inches from Houston. Not sure if it's the official measurement for the City.

TWC listed Houston report of 4 inches. Not sure if it was official for the city.

If I were a betting man, I would wager we see a 10 plus in the next few years. Time an Arctic plunge with the warmer water temps and boom.

And 93 was barely. 2017 was within 2.5 inches I believe.

Yeah I remember that frontal passage storm and channel 11 news saying it was a 1, 2 punch the first storm gave 2 in and the second storm we're supposed to give 4 and then we ended up with 8. Regarding your second point of only two 8 inch storms, this is the reason the last 6 years have not shaken me, as I lived through the 80s and 90s. To me this feels like a repeat/nostalgia with regards to snowfall LOL.

Where were you able to harvest this information? I have just been using the national weather service information.

I was looking for some statistics but can't find it. I would have to imagine if it had something to do with ocean temperatures then this would always be the case as the water temperatures are always warmer than land.

This is directly from the national weather service. If you have a different list perhaps you can email them? Would be better if they are accurate.