7 minutes ago, Graupel said:

Seems weak no?

7 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

Coldest 30 days in 20 yrs

Longest snowcover stretch since 2015

AN snowfall here

Nov BN

Dec BN

Jan BN

Feb BN

Thats very hard to do

A winter

So winter over after 2/23 not 3/10?

7 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

Coldest 30 days in 20 yrs

Longest snowcover stretch since 2015

AN snowfall here

Nov BN

Dec BN

Jan BN

Feb BN

Thats very hard to do

A winter

This is the greatest lasting snowpack with the least amount of snow replenishing the pack and the coldest temps after a snowstorm.

19 consecutive days with a minimum of 19 degrees or below at Islip which is an all-time record.

since the 1947-48 winter this winter came in tied for 6th place for the most consecutive days with a snow depth of 4" or more...

lets compare this winter with the snowy ones...this year needs about 8" to catch up to them...I have to do Newark's snow depth days...its a little different especially in 2014 and 2015...

winter...Total 4" days...consecutive...

1947-48..........54..................53................

2014-15..........47..................45...............

2013-14..........45..................33..............

1960-61..........41..................30..............

2010-11..........45..................27..............

1977-78..........30..................20.............

2025-26..........22..................20............

1968-69..........20..................17............

2020-21..........26..................16...........

1993-94..........31..................13...........

2004-05..........20..................13..........

1995-96..........35..................12..........

2002-03..........23..................12..........

2000-01..........17..................11..........

2009-10..........23..................11..........

Our 13th winter event of the season arrives tonight followed by milder but wet weather most of this upcoming week. We should see rain overspreading the area from SW to NE across the area between 3pm and 5pm. The rain should mix with and change to snow especially over the higher ground of NW Chester and SE Berks Counties. Those higher spots over 600ft ASL could see up to a couple inches of slushy snow on non-paved surfaces. Lower spots should have a tougher time seeing much snow accumulation but either way roads should remain wet. Temperatures tomorrow today and tomorrow will be close to normal near 40 degrees. Except for tonight and Monday night we should see overnight lows remain above freezing till next weekend. We will also see rain on Wednesday and again on Thursday night through Friday. Some areas may finally get rid of this snow cover that has been on the ground for more than a month.

Dews above 32 this week will seriously accelerate the snowcover loss this week. Expect next week at this time to look very different with just parking lot piles left.

Larry Cosgrove likes until March 14 for snow and cold chances in the east.

12 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Larry Cosgrove likes until March 14 for snow and cold chances in the east.

He is still alive??

6 minutes ago, Momouthweathet said:

He is still alive??

Yes

20 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

Larry Cosgrove likes until March 14 for snow and cold chances in the east.

Starting when?

1 hour ago, uncle w said:

since the 1947-48 winter this winter came in tied for 6th place for the most consecutive days with a snow depth of 4" or more...

lets compare this winter with the snowy ones...this year needs about 8" to catch up to them...I have to do Newark's snow depth days...its a little different especially in 2014 and 2015...

winter...Total 4" days...consecutive...

1947-48..........54..................53................

2014-15..........47..................45...............

2013-14..........45..................33..............

1960-61..........41..................30..............

2010-11..........45..................27..............

1977-78..........30..................20.............

2025-26..........22..................20............

1968-69..........20..................17............

2020-21..........26..................16...........

1993-94..........31..................13...........

2004-05..........20..................13..........

1995-96..........35..................12..........

2002-03..........23..................12..........

2000-01..........17..................11..........

2009-10..........23..................11..........

What makes this more impressive is the fact that we have done this with a snow pack that only had 1 inch replenishment over three weeks, all of the other snow packs had multiple replenishments and they had much more snow overall total for the season.

9 minutes ago, Andrew said:

What makes this more impressive is the fact that we have done this with a snow pack that only had 1 inch replenishment over three weeks, all of the other snow packs had multiple replenishments and they had much more snow overall total for the season.

68-69 comes close and it wasn't as cold...

23rd is real

1 hour ago, Keith O said:

Dews above 32 this week will seriously accelerate the snowcover loss this week. Expect next week at this time to look very different with just parking lot piles left.

And I’m fine with it. Severe cold and old snowpack for nearly month doesn’t define a good winter. average to above average snowfall does

29 minutes ago, THE GREAT Ben Solo said:

23rd is real

It’s over a week away. Tonight’s event looked real 7-10 days ago as well

40.2 already above forecasted high

11 minutes ago, heavysnow said:

It’s over a week away. Tonight’s event looked real 7-10 days ago as well

Everything has this winter and the numerous fantasy storms models have been spitting out in the 6-8 days range would have been record breaking if they occurred anything close to it. But only 6" from normal snowfall. I thought we'd have it by now plus but did not. Hoping we get another bigger one and LC is right then bring on spring.

the mjo is forecast is more favorable the beginning of March...ao/nao/pna are all not favorable going into March...doesn't mean we won't see any more snow after tonight...if we get some...

1 minute ago, amugs said:

Everything has this winter and the numerous fantasy storms models have been spitting out in the 6-8 days range would have been record breaking if they occurred anything close to it. But only 6" from normal snowfall. I thought we'd have it by now plus but did not. Hoping we get another bigger one and LC is right then bring on spring.

last year had many big storms 7-10 days out too...if you were a kid and didn't know anything about long range forecasts this winter was very good so far...

Need a few tenths for 30” season.