We'll probably pass 100 but unless we get another legit warning level storm or string together some minor events, looking pretty doubtful we crack top 10 snowiest winter list which starts at 108.6.
That's funny. My bucket list includes paying Reed Timmer for a ride along during a tornado outbreak in the Plains with the hopes that he intercepts an EF-4 or 5 and gets close enough to hear the roar. Some of his chase videos are just insane.
Agreed. BUT... that back to back synoptic busts still stings. Could have been a record breaking month for snowfall across the forum and erased most of the YTD deficits.
Yeah it looks that way. Even the models that have a storm track to the south of NY over the next 7-15 days didn't look too favorable for snow due to lack of cold air supply. Would need something to bomb out and create its own cold.
WxBell only seems to have teleconnection forecasts from current day forward.
Found this site though that has the observed values back to 1948 apparently...
Teleconnection Main page link: https://www.wisconsinwx.com/teleconnections#EPO
EPO daily observed values 1948-present: https://www.wisconsinwx.com/observations/teleconnections/EPO.txt
Back to SN+ here. Haven't been able to sustain a mod to heavy rate for more than 10 mins or so at a time though, so only about 1.5 of new snow since the 1 inch squall came thru earlier Saturday evening.
Back to moderate snow here. Cayuga Lake may be helping fire a small finger band for the backyard. Im a couple miles west of the BGM radar and on the NY26 highway demarcation line. See how this holds up...
Picked up 1.2 of fluff from the squall earlier. Snow depth around 15 inches. Looks like we pause after Monday's 1-3. Not sure we will even get to 100 inches this year which is hard to believe considering we got just over 40 in one storm. That storm literally meant the difference of probably an A- and a D for a winter grade.