9 hours ago, Andrew said:

December 19, 1995. New York City was supposed to get 12 to 18 inches of snow but the storm had trouble developing and only an inch fell throughout the day and then by 5 PM it started to get heavier. It got heavier night and slowed down to light to moderate snow in the next day it was snowing in LaGuardia airport I believe had 13 of 14 inches but New York City Central Park only had 7.7 and they were definitely the low measurement. And that was a problem that whole entire winter.

my video of the storm...

I will never forget the snowstorm of 2/26-27 2010 with the heavy snow and lightning coming in bands from the northeast. This day I’ve never seen anything like that. When I was living in Rego Park Queens I got 20 inches

35 minutes ago, Andrew said:

I will never forget the snowstorm of 2/26-27 2010 with the heavy snow and lightning coming in bands from the northeast. This day I’ve never seen anything like that. When I was living in Rego Park Queens I got 20 inches

my back yard of my old house...

39 minutes ago, Andrew said:

I will never forget the snowstorm of 2/26-27 2010 with the heavy snow and lightning coming in bands from the northeast. This day I’ve never seen anything like that. When I was living in Rego Park Queens I got 20 inches

That storm had the craziest R/S distirbution line I have ever seen. At one point, ACY had snow and DXR had rain.

On 12/19/2025 at 10:34 PM, Andrew said:

December 19, 1995. New York City was supposed to get 12 to 18 inches of snow but the storm had trouble developing and only an inch fell throughout the day and then by 5 PM it started to get heavier. It got heavier night and slowed down to light to moderate snow in the next day it was snowing in LaGuardia airport I believe had 13 of 14 inches but New York City Central Park only had 7.7 and they were definitely the low measurement. And that was a problem that whole entire winter.

Remember it well. Long duration. Heavy snow and heavy sleet then light snow the third day. Ended up with 11” here.

This was from the March 2017 storm which gave me maybe an inch or so of snow in the beginning and the rest was all sleet. This ended up freezing afterwards and it was like concrete and there was some huge snow piles in parking lots. I was living in Pelham Bay Bronx at the time, that is the Buhure Ave train station on the number 6 line.

Just now, Andrew said:

This was from the March 2017 storm which gave me maybe an inch or so of snow in the beginning and the rest was all sleet. This ended up freezing afterwards and it was like concrete and there was some huge snow piles in parking lots. I was living in Pelham Bay Bronx at the time, that is the Buhure Ave train station on the number 6 line.

And this is December, not March!

2 minutes ago, Graupel said:

The storm i cant remember lol

46 minutes ago, FrankPizz said:

The storm i cant remember lol

great storm that ended the major storm drought of four years...I got over 14" when I lived in Westerleigh...

47 minutes ago, FrankPizz said:

The storm i cant remember lol

One of my favorites @FrankPizz. On New Year's Eve, the day after, I was at my best friend's house 2 doors down from where I grew up. 18 inches on the ground in Howell, NJ. One of the dudes at the party was diving into the snow drunk and shirtless. Later that night after that, just inside the house this time, the girls there at the party were also drunk and shirtless. Lol, good times.

The millennium storm had the most explosive snow cyclogenesis I’ve ever seen on radar. It went from absolutely nothing to filled with heavy snow within a couple of hours. Amazing storm

#1

30th Anniversary of the best of the best! I was surprised to see Rockland County lead NY in snow totals since I’m basically almost always screwed. I recall roughly 30 inches by me and I’m about 10 miles or so east of Suffern so the amount seems to make sense. Hope we can replicate something close this winter

3 minutes ago, Tornadojay said:

30th Anniversary of the best of the best! I was surprised to see Rockland County lead NY in snow totals since I’m basically almost always screwed. I recall roughly 30 inches by me and I’m about 10 miles or so east of Suffern so the amount seems to make sense. Hope we can replicate something close this winter

Pretty sure I had about 28". The town next to me was Edison which says 32" on that list.

2 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

Yeah, that's why, even though the two sites are so close, they really cannot be compared sometimes.

I remember on March 2nd 1969 NYC had a heavy snow warning...It ended up getting 3"...Atlantic City got a foot...Port Jervis got 33"...I remember it because we got beat...

2 minutes ago, uncle w said:

I remember on March 2nd 1969 NYC had a heavy snow warning...It ended up getting 3"...Atlantic City got a foot...Port Jervis got 33"...I remember it because we got beat...

That's a weird snow distribution.. must have been dynamic cooling involved?

10 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

That's a weird snow distribution.. must have been dynamic cooling involved?

he's the re analysis map for that storm...

From the paper I wrote in Dec 96 on the Jan 96 Storm….reference figures… old school style!

From my personal archives collection… old school style!! Transparencies (before PowerPoint) used for a presentation on a LES event in the mid 90s!