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4 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

Being tickled by a marginal risk 

Next week should be plenty out west to watch....grab the popcorn and enjoy!

Pouring finally with some sleep mixed in at times...38f

Next week sounds dreamy .. the whole week. April says welcome!

20 minutes ago, qg_omega said:

20 inches in the glens falls area, will see some areas over two feet

That's awesome, they haven't had a whopper in a while.

Glens Falls has to be over a foot

Car thermometer says 30f but it's all liquid on all surfaces. Even if it's off a couple degrees, this is as cold as a cold rain gets.

Thought we would've had more sleet last night.

I hope they get buried up north. At least someone gets a good winter storm.

Mid to upper 40s and overcast with a chilly breeze. Had to put the hoodie back on.

Stunning afternoon 

3 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

ORH gust to 59mph!

You were right about the wind today, we easily had gusts over 45 mph, perhaps 50. A few flurries earlier too.

Anyone know how much snow Mitch got from upslope?

I think it's kind of exciting, at least there's gonna be some snow up north....something to watch and track

Sure feels and looks like a snow sky even here although I know it's just rain here but at least it feels a little wintry.

Where's the afternoon brightening the radio said we would have this afternoon?? They said upper 50s too??

Flurries!!

Beautiful and very very accurate maps. Great stuff!

Turned out to be an okay afternoon. Light wind and some partial sunshine. Low 40s

3 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

Route 2 and 202 this morning were pretty crappy

Pouring 33F rain here in Death valley lol

27 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

96-97 was not good until the big boy hit on 3/31. The "best" event was the surprise storm Jerry mentioned. Was supposed to be this innocuous little thing going south of us. It basically was one of those WSW-ENE deffy bands that dropped 10" of fluff just south of BOS. I think BOS had like 6". 

But I recall many of the events were 2-3" slop events that turned to rain. We did ok on the first Dec snow event, but porked in the second one. The famous Cantore TSSN one.

I remember being astonished that we wound up with normal seasonal snowfall that year when I lived in Bristol CT. I do remember a six inch storm in January and it was a quick hitter at night. But I also remember that winter torching something fierce.

The only thing positive I can think about the last six seasons (this one included) is despite all being anywhere from ten to twenty five inches below normal, we have had four double digit events here over the time period. Something unheard of in the 80s and the first two 90s winters

PD2 was a big storm when I lived in Bristol CT with around 16 inches but really wasn't that exciting. 1" hr rates with fair snow growth. 

What was more interesting was how it kept creeping north and how slowly north the leading edge was moving. Also really cool was that Sunday had textbook increasing high clouds with bitter cold temps and calm wind. High was around 10 above that day before the storm.

15 minutes ago, UnitedWx said:

Hate to admit it, but I'm ready to stick a fork in it. Certainly wouldn't mind a big one the beginning of March, but I don't expect anything at the moment. I haven't suffered with a lack of snow compared to some, but the stop start nature of these winters is what starts to annoy me. The old car community is stirring as well, like they feel winter is just about done.

I agree with you as far putting a fork in it this winter. This makes the sixth consecutive winter below average to way below average.

15 hours ago, Greg said:

 

That was a great segment. Thanks for uploading!

7 hours ago, ice1972 said:

At least CA keeps getting the "atmospheric rivers"........I swear growing up in the Bay Area I never heard it called that and I wonder if you guys here ever heard "bomb cyclone" or "polar vortex" after every noreaster or cold snap.......anyway.....heres to Sping 2024!!!!

Never heard any of that stuff til the last few years

3 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

As rat as this winter is.. there’s been snowcover for almost all of Jan and Feb , minus a few days here and there. I can’t give snowcover a rat F. Also I noticed in the picture there is a bright red cardinal up on the power line . St Louis?

I'm gonna agree with you on snowcover. I don't have nearly as many days as you but the number isn't terrible for the small amount of snow that's provided the cover.

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