MANDA

My blizzard snows (12.5") from a week ago are essentially gone, except for drifted areas and plowed mounds. I'm now back to working on what was left from the January glacier. That stuff is still a crusty, crunchy mess of snow and ice. Before the blizzard a week ago there was about 3" or so of that left and that is pretty much where I am at now, 3" with about 70% coverage.

Including what fell this morning (.10") I'm at 49.9" for the season.

Some snow depth from around the region as of this morning.

Picked up .02" melted and .10" new snow this morning. Has melted already. Stuck to everything except the street which still has salt residue. Average snow depth this morning with about 70% coverage is 3". Most of that measured in north facing / shadier locations. Southern facing lawns and slopes bare ground to about 1".

EWR snowfall nearly double mine

February Precipitation stats at my location: Melted: 1.96". Y.T.D. Melted: 4.72". February snowfall: 15". Snowfall Season to date: 49.8". AVERAGE snow depth this morning with 90-95% coverage: 3.5". South facing lawns and slopes bare ground to 1.5". Shaded / north facing locations: 4-5". Was driving around southern Union and Morris Counties yesterday (Chatham, Summit and New Providence) and snow melt pretty dramatic there. They had 15-20" in spots and there is quite a bit of bare ground. Eyeballing looked like 3-4" in areas with most remaining depth. By this coming Monday, 1 week after the storm 15-20" of snow will have been wiped out.

February Precipitation stats at my location: Melted: 1.96". Y.T.D. Melted: 4.72". February snowfall: 15". Snowfall Season to date: 49.8". AVERAGE snow depth this morning with 90-95% coverage: 3.5". South facing lawns and slopes bare ground to 1.5". Shaded / north facing locations: 4-5". Was driving around southern Union and Morris Counties yesterday (Chatham, Summit and New Providence) and snow melt pretty dramatic there. They had 15-20" in spots and there is quite a bit of bare ground. Eyeballing looked like 3-4" in areas with most remaining depth. By this coming Monday, 1 week after the storm 15-20" of snow will have been wiped out.

Beyond aggressive it is nuts. What were they thinking.

Great stuff !!!!!

That ain't something you see very often! We'll see where the seasonal total for all those locations ends up.

Love the pics / vids. Especially like the snowman on the fire escape!

Two day storm totals. Liquid and snowfall. Click maps to enlarge.

Analyzed lowest pressure was 966MB. Analyzed track was about 60 miles south of the BM. Full warm seclusion.

https://x.com/i/status/2026316284682760389 Drone video from yesterday along the coast of Massachusetts. Pretty impressive. Photo from Westerly R.I. late yesterday afternoon.