EastonSN+

you are the MET so will take your word. I just used the below probably not too granular. I just HAVE to caveat that Bridgeport seems to represent all of coastal SW CT. So what u see there in SW CT u have to add at least 15% to the annual average to be correct Blizzard be of 96 Bridgeport 15 Fairfield Norwalk etc all 27. Blizzard of 2006 Bridgeport 12 Fairfield 22 Norwalk 20) can go on and on frustrating, and the NWS used those BS Bridgeport totals to make maps like below.

Also don't forget Bridgeport under reported as usual.

I wrote before if one took the last 6 years alone one would think eastern New England averaged 50% more snow than western New England. However, if you look at the annual average snowfall is equally distributed west to east. Couple caveats, eastern coastal sections will average less than western coastal sections due coastal huggers, long island acting as somewhat of a blocking landmass (more so for Fairfield County) etc, while western SNE also has a slight unfair advantage in elevation. This year is just restoring average.

41.5 Avoided 3 below average years. Only 6 below average snowfall seasons this century!

Also loved avoiding back to back to back below average snowfall winter's. Last time that happened was late 90s (4 in a row)

After the surprise 1.5 I received last night (guessing it was a squall came home late), bringing me to well above average for a year that was supposed to be only 80% of average, I am ok for it to end. I just do not want 40s. Give me 50 plus for March! 41.5 on the year. Average here is 30 to 35 inches.

I know I came home to Easton at 10:30 I pull in my driveway completely covered. Measured 1.5 of pure fluff. I am guessing it was a snow squall cause nothing happened in Stamford

Picked up another inch and half of snow tonight. 41.5 on the year.

Picked up another inch and half of snow tonight. 41.5 on the year.

Emerges in 8

MJO going into phase 8 baby.

Shocked how low the snow total was in NYC in 16/17. Was low 40s snowfall coastal CT.

Honestly March is so volatile it's always a coin toss. MJO page has not updated however the teles late with the PNA rise and AO fall seem to line up with yesterday s depiction of MJO heading into low 8

March can be historically snowy. 2 years ago March was our snowiest month. 3 years ago was absolutely historic with a 6 plus in April. 4 years ago a big 6 to 12. 2015 4 4 to 8 snowstorms.

I kind of see the above as a 1 to 2 week break before AO goes negative and PNA goes neutral positive.

6 for whole storm yesterday and today? That's what I have for Easton. 40 on the year!

Another inch. 2 today. 4 yesterday. 6 total. 40 of the year

Another inch. 2 today. 4 yesterday. 6 total. 40 of the year

We did it we did it. 40!

I only need 1 inch to get to 40. Hope it works out

5.0 for the storm now. 39 for the season

Got 1 today. 5 total for storm.

5.0 for the storm now. 39 for the season

Picked up half inch today so far in Easton CT. 4.5 for storm

Picked up half inch today so far in Easton CT. 4.5 for storm.