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I’m about ten miles north of Poughkeepsie and my PWS temp has dropped from 40 to 31 in the past two hours or so. Also up to 0.96” of rain today.

February 14, 2007 was a prolific sleet storm in parts of the Hudson Valley and NW CT. I had at least 4-5" of sleet in Poughkeepsie, including thunder sleet on a couple of occasions.

I posted the same thing to Julian on Twitter around the same time. I need to put down the models and slowly back away!

You didn’t end up getting in that band last night? It really overproduced. I expected a max of 3-4”. Must’ve been good snow growth!

No need! Now I have a pond. Hoping for a cold winter.

8” new overnight in Staatsburg, pure fluff. Had about 5” from part 1, so a nice total of 13”. Didn’t think I’d make it to 12”. Nice start to the season considering it’s third accumulating snow IMBY and it’s just December 3. It’s surprising how much those 10-15 or so miles between Poughkeepsie and Rhinebeck make such a difference in many storms. I’ve noticed it for years while living in Poughkeepsie and now I’m seeing it firsthand.

So funny, I actually made this exact point to them in a tweet last night. We were finally upgraded to warnings with the overnight package. What are your thoughts on the storm? I’m a little hesitant to buy into the big totals on some models given mixing issues and dry-slotting, but I’m not sure I buy the degree of shadowing that some of the high res models are showing. This will be the first big snowfall since we bought our new house in May. I bought an Ego snowblower yesterday, the first time I’ve owned one. Looking forward to trying it out over the next couple of days.

Hi all... long time no talk! What are everyone’s thoughts on the upcoming system? We know that SWFEs almost always overproduce for us, plus the developing low and associated deformation seem to be favoring our area at the moment. Could be a fun one.

One of their forecasters has been visiting the NYC forum from time to time since yesterday and still seems pretty confident on high totals for their area. He initially said he would have preferred 20-30", but went with the default graphics of the NWS. It's in the storm thread. Certainly a boom or bust scenario shaping up.

Apparently you haven't spent enough time in this subforum then.