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That gets NYC to 8.7” for the season. More than all of 2012,2020,2023,and 2024. 5 more inches and we’ll tie last year’s total.

Warm and not as much snow as before. Both HRR and NAM were further south and east this run as opposed to last run. Also, with the storm slightly weaker, there's less dynamic cooling

Might be up to 1" at the next update, had 0.5" at 1 pm and the rates from 1-1:30 were quite heavy. Finished with around 1.5" here in Bayside. Around 11.5" for the season

Probably not a 10:1 accumulation, especially in Manhattan, but we have over 1 inch here in Bayside. Still probably a few hours ago, maybe we can make it to 2"?

hopefully our rates would be similar tomorrow. Some temperature issues along the coast likely until we get some heavier rates. Most of the storms looks to be around 32-33 degrees.

Heaviest snowfall rates I've seen since 1/29/22 12" blizzard. In north Queens, we were too far north from that weenie band on 2/17/24, where the southern boroughs got 6-8." And the 2/12/24 storm, we had 3-5" across the boroughs, but it wasn't this heavy.

Everything is nice and covered here in Bayside. Especially in the hilly part. Central Park might actually measure some snowfall if this keeps up. Looks like this is a quick mover though.

According to Ben Noll, only 19% of CONUS has average or above average snow thus far this season. Lowest since 2011-2012. I’m sure that’ll change soon but it shows how dry the US has been and warm (we in the Northeast and Midwest got lucky, it’s still been relatively cold). For rest of US, winter never got started at all.

Another tick northwest from GFS. Verbatim a coating to inch for most of us. But pretty nice in DelMarVa and Cape of Massachusetts. but at this point; only the CMC, NAM, and RFS have anything measurable for us. Everything else is just offshore. We can trend positively for one more day

Well this weekends snow is a lesson in how storm threats almost always look better when there’s significant lead time. Look at what happened to the 16th. Once we lost that, we lost the 18th for the most part. Both looked great last Saturday. Both are dead. Very easy to get caught up with the pretty colors. The devil is in the details

NAM and RRFS look pretty good. Icon came in better but still almost nothing verbatim. CMC up next

You have been spot on with most of your takes this winter

ICON is a whiff for Sunday. Came a bit west from where it was, but still a whiff. Let's see what the other models have to say. At some point, I don't think they can keep showing a whiff if this thing is real, we're 48 hours left. I'd hate to be the NWS with this one.

Crazy because we just had a country wide blowtorch, and in fact, most of the central and west US have been in a blowtorch since November. After the end of the month, long range looks ugly, but it could be just reverting back to its La Niña bias

Steven DiMartino (NYNJPA weather) and Bernie Rayno say no snow except for east New England. They said we might actually get more on Saturday than Sunday lol