NYC: 1.1”

LGA: 1.0”

JFK: 1.4”

ISP: 1.8”

EWR: .9”

BDR: .2”

I have 1.5”

Solid.

1.8” in Syosset

2” Floral Park

36 minutes ago, Ag3 said:

I have 1.5”

Solid.

Yea sounds about right. The real surprise is how much LI got, models had accumulation fizzling farther east.

1.5" here (41.6" on the season), nice little topper on the glacier and looks nice in the trees.

2" on the nose. 33" for season

1 minute ago, FrankPizz said:

2" on the nose. 33" for season

same here 2" 31 for the season

2 inches. Really nice event. Considering in fact, we weren’t supposed to get anything as early as last Thursday night this is a win.

It honestly does not look as warm this week as previously thought while it’s going to get up above freezing we’re still not seeing any big thaws and if anything temperatures may just get to normal before going below again.

I think if we can get everyone to 40 in for the season, it’s a solid A- to A winter.

Butbutbutbutbutbutbut it’s been too warm recently and any snow that falls won’t stick to the sidewalks or the streets😂😂

Some pretty major changes on the ICON out west just 4 days out compared to the morning run:

We have a well defined, amplifying 23rd shortwave with this run of the ICON near Arizona:

The ICON is a MECS for this weekend

holy crap ICON!

It's a great snowstorm pattern if you can get the pieces to separate favorably across the west in three days. Easier said than done though, given how much the models struggled with this past weekend's light event so close in time.

After today we should see temperatures at above normal levels for the remainder of the work week. In fact, after tomorrow morning, we should remain above freezing day and night until likely next Sunday morning. This should finally start to melt away much of the snow cover which as of today has been on the ground for 31 straight days which is tied for the 12th longest stretch and 16th overall since 1893. We should see multiple rain chances with light rain possible Wednesday and more beneficial rains toward the weekend. The next chance at any wintry precipitation will be toward the end of next weekend.

Even if next weekend’s potential doesn’t happen, it is an end to a fantastic winter( if you like snow and cold) And at least 1 more week of tracking.

What more can we ask for?

Hecs?

These two pieces need to stay separate in order for us to get the 23rd storm