bluewave Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 32 minutes ago, Ericjcrash said: RPM absolutely nailed this system. Anyway in Manhattan you wouldn't even know it snowed lol. This was a Central Park special for Manhattan. https://mobile.twitter.com/MaryCaraccioli/status/1102558841454161920 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hooralph Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 42 minutes ago, weatherpruf said: As a social worker in a school I understand about the meals, but keep in mind the schools don't feed the kids on holidays and weekends. There could be some contingencies for this, maybe send kids home with a care package of dry goods; the farmers would love the subsidies. Just spitballin here....nd remember, the lawyers of the world helped create this situation. Schools are sued regularly these days. In mu kid's school alone this week, a kid broke an arm in gym and she sprained her wrist and was sent for x rays. I personally have nothing against lawyers, almost became one, and know people who have. I am talking about today, a Monday. There are hundreds of thousands of kids probably unsupervised because their parents had to go to work. I honestly think it's the social media backlash (coverage of traffic jams) that creates the real fear (more so than actual legal exposure). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brasiluvsnow Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 GFS sees something Friday / Saturday,,,just sayin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherpruf Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 36 minutes ago, LibertyBell said: some of the limited attention spans are because they're glued to cellphones most of the day and night, and that negatively impacts how long they can concentrate on one thing. They're doing studies on the impacts of "screens" on children and the early results dont look so good. This is true but the adults aren't much better; the younger staff is just as glued to the screens and phones. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donsutherland1 Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 Some scenes from the March 3-4, 2019 Snowstorm: Accumulation: 5.0" at Larchmont, New York Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherpruf Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 8 minutes ago, hooralph said: I am talking about today, a Monday. There are hundreds of thousands of kids probably unsupervised because their parents had to go to work. I honestly think it's the social media backlash (coverage of traffic jams) that creates the real fear (more so than actual legal exposure). Absolutely. But in this day and age, that is what matters. As I have said here for going on ten years, it is the social impact of weather that fascinates me. Caribou ME had a ton of snow this year. Yawn. But DC or NYC getting a predicted 4-8 and maybe more? That's news. Social media is what has heightened this, and it is also used as evidence. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherpruf Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 2 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said: Some scenes from the March 3-4, 2019 Snowstorm: Accumulation: 5.0" at Larchmont, New York Lovely pics, don. My cousin lives there. Made a fortune as a hairdresser for daytime tv. Did Kelly Rippa's hair for a long time. And she was smart enough to do college and whatever she wanted. Married an ad exec. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donsutherland1 Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 Just now, weatherpruf said: Lovely pics, don. My cousin lives there. Made a fortune as a hairdresser for daytime tv. Did Kelly Rippa's hair for a long time. And she was smart enough to do college and whatever she wanted. Married an ad exec. Thanks. It’s a beautiful community in winter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CPcantmeasuresnow Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 2 minutes ago, weatherpruf said: Absolutely. But in this day and age, that is what matters. As I have said here for going on ten years, it is the social impact of weather that fascinates me. Caribou ME had a ton of snow this year. Yawn. But DC or NYC getting a predicted 4-8 and maybe more? That's news. Social media is what has heightened this, and it is also used as evidence. Comparing NYC and DC not a good comparison IMO. DC panics over an inch of snow. Of course NYC under Deblaio panics over everything, so maybe you have a point. I believe Deblasio and NJ's governor are having a contest on who can panic over more non events than the other guy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherpruf Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 13 minutes ago, Brasiluvsnow said: GFS sees something Friday / Saturday,,,just sayin Bring it. According to RU my area is around 24 for the season. Not great, but better than it looked 3 weeks ago. It's like watching a soccer match and your team is down a goal in OT, and scores the equalizer. You cheer like mad even though it's not a great result, but it feels like a win. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherpruf Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 1 minute ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said: Comparing NYC and DC not a good comparison IMO. DC panics over an inch of snow. Of course NYC under Deblaio panics over everything, so maybe you have a point. I believe Deblasio and NJ's governor are having a contest on who can panic over more non events than the other guy. It's been coming a long time; Bloomberg started closing schools for smaller events, and Christie started doing SEM's for storms in 2014 which were not huge blizzards but 5-10 deals. There are financial reasons for this according to some sources I have read, but don't care to get into them that much. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherpruf Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 3 minutes ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said: Comparing NYC and DC not a good comparison IMO. DC panics over an inch of snow. Of course NYC under Deblaio panics over everything, so maybe you have a point. I believe Deblasio and NJ's governor are having a contest on who can panic over more non events than the other guy. Point is, it's news. Snow in some little town along Lake Erie well, really now.....they'll be fine with a foot of snow; they have plows, tractors, front loaders, blower, snow cats, and fewer people on the roads. I lost count of how much snow my BIL in ME has this winter and it isn't even a big deal. He was impressed when he was here for the Boxing Day Blizzard though. " Yeah, a little bit a snow theah..." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 18 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said: Some scenes from the March 3-4, 2019 Snowstorm: Accumulation: 5.0" at Larchmont, New York Yea I think we got about 5 inches on the Bronx/Yonkers border maybe a bit more I fell asleep a little before it ended. Melts so fast in March but still pretty outside for now Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 40 minutes ago, bluewave said: This was a Central Park special for Manhattan. https://mobile.twitter.com/MaryCaraccioli/status/1102558841454161920 Imagine thats the only place in Manhattan south of Harlem that has snow on the ground right now Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 44 minutes ago, purduewx80 said: you can't just look at its snow maps and say it was abysmal. no model is going to capture the nuances of marginal setups in an urban heat island perfectly. it was an almost entirely snow event here in bed-stuy, save a few minutes of pellets here and there, which i doubt took off more than an inch. i think one lesson from this storm is to not expect urban areas to accumulate in marginal setups during march unless +SN is falling. if this storm had occurred during the day, it would've been no more than a 1-2" storm aside from some shady grassy areas. Need either +snow or temps below freezing especially in March. As we saw last March it will stick even during the day if it's in the 20s but once its 32 or above it really needs to be really heavy in March to stick, the fact this was at night made it decent for some parts of the city, as you said if this has been daytime it would've been 1-2 inches on grassy surfaces if that Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
justinj Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 1 hour ago, LibertyBell said: What years did those happen, Chris? Were those storms that favored SNE over NYC too? It's interesting how Suffolk County often does better with storms that favor SNE over NYC. edit- sorry I read the snowfall amounts first and got distracted and didn't read where you said that happened last March haha. That March equinox storm was absolutely epic for locations east of here. I didn't realize the south fork got so much snow in the mid March storm though! Did that storm favor SNE (Boston) over NYC? One of those late developing Miller B's like the April Fools Day storm? That was an epic storm I live a mile from Islip Airport and we had 3-4” per hour rates and I believe Ronkonkoma had a 5” and hour Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 Overall this storm went about as I would've expected given the circumstances. I'm not sure why people think it's a big bust, if you actually followed the models and trends the outcome wasn't way off, none of the snow maps were that impressive for the coast except the Euro/RGEM but even both of those models showed mixing at the coast yesterday. North and West even did a little better than expected Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brian5671 Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 great storm here-10 inches of heavy wet cement Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluewave Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 27 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said: Imagine thats the only place in Manhattan south of Harlem that has snow on the ground right now Central Park and rooftops. https://mobile.twitter.com/sorensen_chris/status/1102623226461646851 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NittanyWx Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 3 hours ago, wdrag said: NOHRSC interpolated 24hr sfall through 12z/4. Seasonal total in this part of Wantage now 34.7. I thought the banding was well modeled by the NAM and in the resultant s+ area (colder profiles and larger dendrites easier to accum). Max today so far was 31.8 ~630A. now 28.9 with increasingly gusty can and partial sunshine. We may not get past 32 here in northern Sussex County NJ today. No matter, melting and settling in progress. 10 miles makes all the difference, but close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Tricky storm. ********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL******************** LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT CONNECTICUT ...Fairfield County... Monroe 12.0 640 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 3 ESE Bethel 12.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Newtown 11.6 700 AM 3/04 Broadcast Media 3 NW Monroe 11.6 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 WSW Shelton 11.2 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SSE Ridgefield 11.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Shelton 11.0 816 AM 3/04 Public 1 ENE New Canaan 11.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Bethel 10.7 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS New Canaan 10.5 400 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 3 NNW Norwalk 10.4 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Danbury 10.0 457 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 NW Darien 9.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Bridgeport Airport 9.0 734 AM 3/04 COOP Observer 4 WNW Newtown 8.9 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Stamford 8.5 800 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New Fairfield 8.5 500 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Weston 8.2 630 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Easton 8.2 330 AM 3/04 Public Greenwich 8.1 400 AM 3/04 Public Norwalk 8.0 345 AM 3/04 Public Stratford 8.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Stratford 7.8 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 ENE Darien 7.0 745 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 NE Fairfield 6.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Middlesex County... Higganum 12.5 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 NNW Durham 11.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Westbrook 7.2 726 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Essex 7.0 730 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...New Haven County... Southbury 13.8 807 AM 3/04 Public North Haven 11.5 700 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Hamden 11.4 803 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Orange 11.2 737 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 ENE Prospect 11.0 600 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 WNW Wallingford 11.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Oxford 10.5 745 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Woodbridge 10.5 558 AM 3/04 Public 1 NE Naugatuck 10.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Seymour 9.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Seymour 9.0 520 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 W Woodmont 8.4 830 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Cedar Land 7.5 100 AM 3/04 Public Bethany 6.5 130 AM 3/04 Broadcast Media Branford 6.0 810 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 ENE Cedar Land 5.2 1200 AM 3/04 Public West Haven 4.5 500 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 W Madison 3.7 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...New London County... Lebanon 13.5 630 AM 3/04 Public 2 NNE Norwich 10.8 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Norwich 6.0 700 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Norwich 6.0 731 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Ledyard Center 5.2 625 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New London 5.0 645 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 E Mystic 5.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SSE Pawcatuck 5.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 E Old Lyme 5.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 S Waterford 3.6 715 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 SW Pawcatuck 3.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SW Niantic 3.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS NEW JERSEY ...Bergen County... Haworth 8.8 450 AM 3/04 Public Franklin Lakes 8.5 315 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Oakland 8.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Westwood 7.3 800 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Englewood 7.1 804 AM 3/04 Public Ridgewood 6.5 835 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 W Tenafly 5.8 730 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS East Rutherford 4.4 820 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Lyndhurst 3.5 550 AM 3/04 Amateur Radio Ridgefield 3.2 156 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter ...Essex County... Cedar Grove 9.2 736 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Montclair 8.0 730 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS West Orange 7.7 300 AM 3/04 Public Maplewood 5.2 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Hudson County... Harrison 5.0 700 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Harrison 5.0 740 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer ...Passaic County... Bloomingdale 8.2 315 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Little Falls 7.2 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SSW Wayne Twp 5.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Union County... Union 6.3 252 AM 3/04 Public Plainfield 5.5 911 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Newark Airport 4.4 725 AM 3/04 CWO Elizabeth 4.4 1200 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter NEW YORK ...Bronx County... Pelham Parkway House 2.4 700 AM 3/04 Public ...Kings County... Brooklyn 2.0 700 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter ...Nassau County... Syosset 4.0 545 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Manhasset Hills 3.8 855 AM 3/04 Public Franklin Square 2.5 1246 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter ...New York (Manhattan) County... Central Park 5.0 648 AM 3/04 Central Park Conservancy ...Orange County... Monroe 8.0 415 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 3 W Warwick 7.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Newburgh 7.0 816 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 SW Greenwood Lake 7.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Salisbury Mills 6.5 730 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New Windsor 6.0 700 AM 3/04 Public Gardnertown 5.8 830 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 S Walden 5.4 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Middletown 4.8 152 AM 3/04 Fire Dept/Rescue Vails Gate 3.0 1105 PM 3/03 Trained Spotter ...Putnam County... Carmel 8.0 834 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer 4 N Carmel 8.0 800 AM 3/04 Public Mahopac 8.0 650 AM 3/04 Fire Dept/Rescue Brewster 7.8 231 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Putnam Valley 7.7 830 AM 3/04 Newspaper Brewster 7.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 N Fahnestock State 6.8 600 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 S Fishkill 6.5 743 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Queens County... Bayside 7.1 420 AM 3/04 Public NYC/LaGuardia Airpor 4.8 726 AM 3/04 CWO Whitestone 4.5 100 AM 3/04 Public Whitestone 4.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 NW Ozone Park 3.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Rego Park 2.5 120 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter NYC/JFK Airport 2.2 726 AM 3/04 CWO Jamaica 2.0 230 AM 3/04 NYC OEM CERT ...Richmond County... 1 ENE Annadale 3.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Rockland County... Chestnut Ridge 9.0 735 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Spring Valley 8.0 500 AM 3/04 Public Pearl River 7.8 730 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New City 6.7 830 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Stony Point 6.4 606 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Congers 5.5 630 AM 3/04 Fire Dept/Rescue Nyack 3.5 1145 PM 3/03 Public ...Suffolk County... Shoreham 6.2 530 AM 3/04 Public Wading River 5.9 815 AM 3/04 Public Centerport 4.8 731 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer East Northport 4.5 900 AM 3/04 Amateur Radio Commack 4.3 845 AM 3/04 Public 1 SSW Nesconset 4.0 822 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Miller Place 4.0 838 AM 3/04 Public Orient 4.0 902 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Orient State Park 4.0 800 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Islip Airport 3.6 727 AM 3/04 ASOS Stony Brook 3.4 730 AM 3/04 NWS Employee North Babylon 3.2 605 AM 3/04 Public Sound Beach 3.2 741 AM 3/04 Public Upton 2.6 727 AM 3/04 NWS Office Baiting Hollow 2.0 400 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Sayville 1.5 700 AM 3/04 NWS Employee ...Westchester County... Armonk 11.0 400 AM 3/04 Public Katonah 10.1 731 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 W Ridgefield 9.7 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Rye 9.3 915 AM 3/04 Public Port Chester 9.3 745 AM 3/04 Public White Plains 9.2 916 AM 3/04 Public Armonk 9.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Harrison 8.5 914 AM 3/04 Public Mount Kisco 8.0 415 AM 3/04 Public Shrub Oak 7.5 630 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer 1 ESE Putnam Valley 7.5 630 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 4 WNW Ridgefield 6.7 715 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Croton Falls 6.5 806 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Jefferson Valley 5.0 1039 PM 3/03 Public Larchmont 5.0 630 AM 3/04 Public Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LibertyBell Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 1 hour ago, weatherpruf said: This is true but the adults aren't much better; the younger staff is just as glued to the screens and phones. I think with kids it might be even worse because their brains are still developing (similar to why antidepressants aren't recommended for children, and now we're finding out that stimulants like Adderall and Ritalin have major side effects, despite all the marketing hype that tries to cover them up.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LibertyBell Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 1 hour ago, justinj said: That was an epic storm I live a mile from Islip Airport and we had 3-4” per hour rates and I believe Ronkonkoma had a 5” and hour You guys had two storms near 20" within a couple of weeks of each other! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LibertyBell Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 13 minutes ago, NittanyWx said: 10 miles makes all the difference, but close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Tricky storm. ********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL******************** LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT CONNECTICUT ...Fairfield County... Monroe 12.0 640 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 3 ESE Bethel 12.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Newtown 11.6 700 AM 3/04 Broadcast Media 3 NW Monroe 11.6 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 WSW Shelton 11.2 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SSE Ridgefield 11.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Shelton 11.0 816 AM 3/04 Public 1 ENE New Canaan 11.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Bethel 10.7 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS New Canaan 10.5 400 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 3 NNW Norwalk 10.4 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Danbury 10.0 457 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 NW Darien 9.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Bridgeport Airport 9.0 734 AM 3/04 COOP Observer 4 WNW Newtown 8.9 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Stamford 8.5 800 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New Fairfield 8.5 500 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Weston 8.2 630 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Easton 8.2 330 AM 3/04 Public Greenwich 8.1 400 AM 3/04 Public Norwalk 8.0 345 AM 3/04 Public Stratford 8.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Stratford 7.8 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 ENE Darien 7.0 745 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 NE Fairfield 6.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Middlesex County... Higganum 12.5 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 NNW Durham 11.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Westbrook 7.2 726 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Essex 7.0 730 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...New Haven County... Southbury 13.8 807 AM 3/04 Public North Haven 11.5 700 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Hamden 11.4 803 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Orange 11.2 737 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 ENE Prospect 11.0 600 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 WNW Wallingford 11.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Oxford 10.5 745 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Woodbridge 10.5 558 AM 3/04 Public 1 NE Naugatuck 10.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Seymour 9.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Seymour 9.0 520 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 W Woodmont 8.4 830 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Cedar Land 7.5 100 AM 3/04 Public Bethany 6.5 130 AM 3/04 Broadcast Media Branford 6.0 810 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 ENE Cedar Land 5.2 1200 AM 3/04 Public West Haven 4.5 500 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 W Madison 3.7 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...New London County... Lebanon 13.5 630 AM 3/04 Public 2 NNE Norwich 10.8 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Norwich 6.0 700 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Norwich 6.0 731 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Ledyard Center 5.2 625 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New London 5.0 645 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 E Mystic 5.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SSE Pawcatuck 5.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 E Old Lyme 5.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 S Waterford 3.6 715 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 SW Pawcatuck 3.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SW Niantic 3.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS NEW JERSEY ...Bergen County... Haworth 8.8 450 AM 3/04 Public Franklin Lakes 8.5 315 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Oakland 8.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Westwood 7.3 800 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Englewood 7.1 804 AM 3/04 Public Ridgewood 6.5 835 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 W Tenafly 5.8 730 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS East Rutherford 4.4 820 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Lyndhurst 3.5 550 AM 3/04 Amateur Radio Ridgefield 3.2 156 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter ...Essex County... Cedar Grove 9.2 736 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Montclair 8.0 730 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS West Orange 7.7 300 AM 3/04 Public Maplewood 5.2 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Hudson County... Harrison 5.0 700 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Harrison 5.0 740 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer ...Passaic County... Bloomingdale 8.2 315 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Little Falls 7.2 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 1 SSW Wayne Twp 5.5 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Union County... Union 6.3 252 AM 3/04 Public Plainfield 5.5 911 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Newark Airport 4.4 725 AM 3/04 CWO Elizabeth 4.4 1200 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter NEW YORK ...Bronx County... Pelham Parkway House 2.4 700 AM 3/04 Public ...Kings County... Brooklyn 2.0 700 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter ...Nassau County... Syosset 4.0 545 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Manhasset Hills 3.8 855 AM 3/04 Public Franklin Square 2.5 1246 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter ...New York (Manhattan) County... Central Park 5.0 648 AM 3/04 Central Park Conservancy ...Orange County... Monroe 8.0 415 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 3 W Warwick 7.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Newburgh 7.0 816 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 SW Greenwood Lake 7.0 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Salisbury Mills 6.5 730 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New Windsor 6.0 700 AM 3/04 Public Gardnertown 5.8 830 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 1 S Walden 5.4 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Middletown 4.8 152 AM 3/04 Fire Dept/Rescue Vails Gate 3.0 1105 PM 3/03 Trained Spotter ...Putnam County... Carmel 8.0 834 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer 4 N Carmel 8.0 800 AM 3/04 Public Mahopac 8.0 650 AM 3/04 Fire Dept/Rescue Brewster 7.8 231 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Putnam Valley 7.7 830 AM 3/04 Newspaper Brewster 7.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 N Fahnestock State 6.8 600 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 3 S Fishkill 6.5 743 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Queens County... Bayside 7.1 420 AM 3/04 Public NYC/LaGuardia Airpor 4.8 726 AM 3/04 CWO Whitestone 4.5 100 AM 3/04 Public Whitestone 4.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 2 NW Ozone Park 3.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Rego Park 2.5 120 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter NYC/JFK Airport 2.2 726 AM 3/04 CWO Jamaica 2.0 230 AM 3/04 NYC OEM CERT ...Richmond County... 1 ENE Annadale 3.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS ...Rockland County... Chestnut Ridge 9.0 735 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Spring Valley 8.0 500 AM 3/04 Public Pearl River 7.8 730 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter New City 6.7 830 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Stony Point 6.4 606 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Congers 5.5 630 AM 3/04 Fire Dept/Rescue Nyack 3.5 1145 PM 3/03 Public ...Suffolk County... Shoreham 6.2 530 AM 3/04 Public Wading River 5.9 815 AM 3/04 Public Centerport 4.8 731 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer East Northport 4.5 900 AM 3/04 Amateur Radio Commack 4.3 845 AM 3/04 Public 1 SSW Nesconset 4.0 822 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Miller Place 4.0 838 AM 3/04 Public Orient 4.0 902 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Orient State Park 4.0 800 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Islip Airport 3.6 727 AM 3/04 ASOS Stony Brook 3.4 730 AM 3/04 NWS Employee North Babylon 3.2 605 AM 3/04 Public Sound Beach 3.2 741 AM 3/04 Public Upton 2.6 727 AM 3/04 NWS Office Baiting Hollow 2.0 400 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer Sayville 1.5 700 AM 3/04 NWS Employee ...Westchester County... Armonk 11.0 400 AM 3/04 Public Katonah 10.1 731 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter 2 W Ridgefield 9.7 800 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Rye 9.3 915 AM 3/04 Public Port Chester 9.3 745 AM 3/04 Public White Plains 9.2 916 AM 3/04 Public Armonk 9.0 700 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Harrison 8.5 914 AM 3/04 Public Mount Kisco 8.0 415 AM 3/04 Public Shrub Oak 7.5 630 AM 3/04 Co-Op Observer 1 ESE Putnam Valley 7.5 630 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS 4 WNW Ridgefield 6.7 715 AM 3/04 CoCoRaHS Croton Falls 6.5 806 AM 3/04 Trained Spotter Jefferson Valley 5.0 1039 PM 3/03 Public Larchmont 5.0 630 AM 3/04 Public wow that Bayside amount is high Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 13 minutes ago, LibertyBell said: wow that Bayside amount is high Wonder how accurate it is, NE Queens seems to do better than the rest of the city in these setups so it wouldn't be shocking, maybe because it's a bit more rural there Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LibertyBell Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 4 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said: Wonder how accurate it is, NE Queens seems to do better than the rest of the city in these setups so it wouldn't be shocking, guess it's a bit more rural there I like the Shoreham amount of 6 inches as the highest for coastal areas, because, being close to SNE, that area usually jackpots for coastal locations in situations like this. There is a co-op in Mt Sinai near there which keeps official snowfall numbers. Bayshore might be a little higher if the mix line hit further east on the north shore first, but I was wondering if that's the case why is the LGA number so low? Whitestone should also be higher if the Bayside number is right, but it's closer to LGA's total. Could be that urban/suburban thing we were discussing- Bayside is a much more suburban location and might have colder surface temps than LGA or Whitestone. That makes a difference in late season storms, even at night. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 8 minutes ago, LibertyBell said: I like the Shoreham amount of 6 inches as the highest for coastal areas, because, being close to SNE, that area usually jackpots for coastal locations in situations like this. There is a co-op in Mt Sinai near there which keeps official snowfall numbers. Bayshore might be a little higher if the mix line hit further east on the north shore first, but I was wondering if that's the case why is the LGA number so low? Whitestone should also be higher if the Bayside number is right, but it's closer to LGA's total. Could be that urban/suburban thing we were discussing- Bayside is a much more suburban location and might have colder surface temps than LGA or Whitestone. That makes a difference in late season storms, even at night. I'm also not sure the Whitestone is accurate, since we had a poster who lives in Whitestone reporting at least 4 inches last night before the storm was even done. In any event NE Queens and the North Bronx are in the best positions in the city for storms like this in terms of furthest from the ocean and also the most rural parts of the city outside of Staten Island (but in this case SI probably had a lot of mixing with the warm air coming from the south) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ag3 Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 I’m in Bayside at work and I see no difference here than in Whitestone, where we got 4.5”-5.0”. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ag3 Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 2 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said: I'm also not sure the Whitestone is accurate, since we had a poster who lives in Whitestone reporting at least 4 inches last night before the storm was even done. In any event NE Queens and the North Bronx are in the best positions in the city for storms like this. There seem to be some isolated areas of Brooklyn that did okay. Last time I measured in Whitestone I measured 4.5” and it snowed for another 30-45 mins. So it’s likely Whitestone ended with about 5”. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ericjcrash Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 Just now, ag3 said: Last time I measured in Whitestone I measured 4.5” and it snowed for another 30-45 mins. So it’s likely Whitestone ended with about 5”. Seems legit. 4.5" in Glendale. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HVSnowLover Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 1 minute ago, Ericjcrash said: Seems legit. 4.5" in Glendale. Surprised to hear it was that high, see this wasn't an epic bust for the city outside of the immediate ocean areas and Manhattan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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