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So which model did best with this. Euro, ICON, UKMET had nothing until 2 days ago. It was just GFS and the GFs-AI and Euro-AI that had something for most of the week, but proved to be too bullish.

ICON is very flat for next weekend. Looks like HP is quite strong nearby and causes suppression. I’m not saying that the suppression will be similar to last winter, where several storms in January and February never materialized up here because of how strong the high pressure and cold air was, but it’s something to keep in mind.

2025-2026 winter now matches 2024-2025 winter for only 5 named winter storms by the weather channel thus far. Tied for record low number; highlighting the inactivity across the US aside from Midwest and northeast. They’ve been naming since 2012-2013 winter.

Two days ago I heard about a little bit of snow or rain on Thursday. ICON model was showing it and Euro too. Haven’t seen anything about it since then. I assume that’s not the case anymore?

As snow ends now, we had around 0.7" earlier, and around 1.7" tonight. So that's a total of 2.4". With the 1.1" yesterday, that's 3.5" for the weekend. I wasn't expecting anything yesterday so I guess that makes up for today's bust. Around 13.5" for the season (1 inch shy of last winter's final total.)

Dry slot and then poor snow growth and marginal temps at best. Better than the storm being offshore like most models had it Thursday night, but not as good as model depictions from yesterday, which was a solid 3-5" for the area.

Pathetic. We had snow grains and light white rain until around 4:30 or 5 PM. Snow growth between 7 and 8:30 was great though, and should push them up to 2" total. Definitely not what I was expecting. Seemed like 3-5" was a good bet, but I had a feeling when that dry slot came through and snow growth was poor after that. Should be completely over by 9:30. Most of NYC and LI busting low. Yesterday was a nice surprise though, so there's that. I assume the 0.9" doesn't include the 0.5" from earlier?

Back edge rapidly heading into West NJ. Heavy snow just south of NYC but doesn’t want to push up.

Moderate snow here, not great snow growth. Best dynamics are south and east. Jersey shore and east end will end up with more than us. Should be over at 9 PM. Doubt we get more than 2”. At least we had a positive bust yesterday to offset this one

Moderate snow. Sticking now here in Bayside. I think it took too long though. 2” is probably a safe bet when all is said and done, including the 0.5-1” we had earlier. Simply too warm for most of the storm

None. Most models have an additional 2" for NYC. Just light snow here, as it's been on and off for the past 4 hours or so with minimal accumulation. Mainly white rain along the shoreline too. Would take heavy snow in order to overperform the 2-4" that was expected

Light snow in Bayside again. Been on and off like this for the past few hours. Radar echoes look better right off the jersey shore. If we get those, then we'll hit our 2-4" target.

Their latest forecast map has central Park at 4.4 when all is said and done

Hopefully the radar begins to fill in soon. We'll need every minute of it. Radar looks good to our south

Oh for sure