Back to Back Snow Events FEB 9th-11th

And now we're back to snow.

oldtimer wrote:Boy. We really fell far from early SCIs this week. Hope good will come out of the weekend.

Ciao paisano

Yea SCIs had to come down because of the negative trends for NYC/LI, but still think some places in our region will do well this week.

Sunday is interesting. I have my eye on that one...

30* and freezing rain has brought a glaze of ice on untreated surfaces in Bloomfield. Very slippery.

Just about coming to an end now. As Doc stated earlier this is what they mean by periods of snow. It looked like it was shutting off at least three different times and started back up again. I haven’t taken a final tally yet but it’s 2.5 to 3 inches. Pretty close to what the NAM and GFS called for here.

Wow, going into this week I was pumped for the end of this week and weekend and things are trending the wrong way.

Finished with 4.

0.5” at most here.  I couldn’t measure because I was working all day, but eyeballing it and looking at what local spotters have posted, 0.5” seems about right.  It started snowing here before dawn, but seemed to stop after only a few hours.

2.8 inches here for the final total here, brings me to 49.8 inches for the season or right about at my seasonal norm.

After last years 22 inch disaster of a winter, we deserve this.

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:2.8 inches here for the final total here, brings me to 49.8 inches for the season or right about at my seasonal norm.

After last years 22 inch disaster of a winter, we deserve this.

At 30 inches am I above my seasonal average? I think its close if not over but you doc or math would know. Sorry I do not have time to search the stats thread now.

jmanley32 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:2.8 inches here for the final total here, brings me to 49.8 inches for the season or right about at my seasonal norm.

After last years 22 inch disaster of a winter, we deserve this.

At 30 inches am I above my seasonal average? I think its close if not over but you doc or math would know. Sorry I do not have time to search the stats thread now.

Jman the average in NYC (Central Park) is 30 inches even, you're probably a couple inches above that average.

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:2.8 inches here for the final total here, brings me to 49.8 inches for the season or right about at my seasonal norm.

After last years 22 inch disaster of a winter, we deserve this.

At 30 inches am I above my seasonal average? I think its close if not over but you doc or math would know. Sorry I do not have time to search the stats thread now.

Jman the average in NYC (Central Park) is 30 inches even, you're probably a couple inches above that average.

I think i'll make it, I highly doubt we seen the last snow of the season here. After last years 5" yes 5" (and not in one storm) this is already far better than past 2 yrs. Even if I moved up there I would have thought 22 inches was good after what I experienced here. lol

Storm totals for the Upton area.

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0&highlight=off&issuedby=OKX&product=PNS

jmanley32 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:2.8 inches here for the final total here, brings me to 49.8 inches for the season or right about at my seasonal norm.

After last years 22 inch disaster of a winter, we deserve this.

At 30 inches am I above my seasonal average? I think its close if not over but you doc or math would know. Sorry I do not have time to search the stats thread now.

Jman the average in NYC (Central Park) is 30 inches even, you're probably a couple inches above that average.

I think i'll make it, I highly doubt we seen the last snow of the season here.  After last years 5" yes 5" (and not in one storm) this is already far better than past 2 yrs.  Even if I moved up there I would have thought 22 inches was good after what I experienced here. lol

 
Jon we have 40" here in lower Westchester.  9" in Dec then 22" and 8" tthe last two storms. Plus a few coatings in between

,5" here in Hillsdale -makes my season total stand at 43" my average is 34" but waiting on the "New" 30 year average to get this

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:Just about coming to an end now. As Doc stated earlier this is what they mean by periods of snow. It looked like it was shutting off at least three different times and started back up again. I haven’t taken a final tally yet but it’s 2.5 to 3 inches. Pretty close to what the NAM and GFS called for here.

CP, trained spotter in Monro 3.3 inches. Frank's map proved out here and right in the middle of NWS.It did last past 3 PM as you describe.Nice winter day in the HV.Looks like mainly a dusting, if that Thursday pm, but the weekend and next week have chances.We are almost at the 50 inch normal up here, a welcome change from last years terrible total.

Man did this fall apart.  Always the way with these baroclinic zones though.  Usually very narrow area does well.  Maybe tomorrow we are partly sunny for the remainder of the week.

heehaw453 wrote:Man did this fall apart.  Always the way with these baroclinic zones though.  Usually very narrow area does well.  Maybe tomorrow we are partly sunny for the remainder of the week.

HeeHaw the way your February has gone, I’m putting you down for 2-3” on Thursday. lol. I’m just north of that 2” zone, so I could see this going for anywhere from bupkis up to 2-3” down here. Larry down in Barnegat looks good here. Him and rb are southern most on the board I think. Of course rb has himself on a barrier island jutting out into the sea. Now that’s tough dynamics to overcome. My father in law says that he can barely get snow out on Cape Cod and that’s about the same latitude as beantown.

Nam jumped north quite a bit for a c-1” north of SNJ

algae888 wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

jmanley32 wrote:

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:2.8 inches here for the final total here, brings me to 49.8 inches for the season or right about at my seasonal norm.

After last years 22 inch disaster of a winter, we deserve this.

At 30 inches am I above my seasonal average? I think its close if not over but you doc or math would know. Sorry I do not have time to search the stats thread now.

Jman the average in NYC (Central Park) is 30 inches even, you're probably a couple inches above that average.

I think i'll make it, I highly doubt we seen the last snow of the season here.  After last years 5" yes 5" (and not in one storm) this is already far better than past 2 yrs.  Even if I moved up there I would have thought 22 inches was good after what I experienced here. lol

 
Jon we have 40" here in lower Westchester.  9" in Dec then 22" and 8" tthe last two storms. Plus a few coatings in between

Ha, duh your right I forgot to add most recent storm, well I measured 37 (did not bother with coatings), so yeah we over. cool.

0z NAM, HRRR,GFS and RGEM bump the precip back into our area with around .1-.2” of qpf high ratio snow

Um Houston we may have a bit of a come back. Not big but 1-2.5" type
Jetbstreak again over the top pulse this up. HUUUGGEE change Jesus tjis went 150 miles in 2 runs. My god the N trend is incredible tnis year.

3K is actually projected into BGM and if playednout would reach Lower reaches of NY State. That model has nailed the last few storms. Lets see where it's all at 6Z.imagine AccuWeather map comes to fruition JMAN may cry LOL

That strong of a jet streak overhead will.allow the Northern expansion of the snow shield and strength of it as well. A little more lift and strength would be nice, enhance the snow shield and strength even further.

GFS which has a dry basis say this.

amugs wrote:3K is actually projected into BGM and if playednout would reach Lower reaches of NY State. That model has nailed the last few storms.  Lets see where it's all at 6Z.imagine AccuWeather map comes to fruition JMAN may cry LOL

ahaha which one the first one had me 6-12, then 3-6 then 1-2 i think lol. this is the potential on the 11th or 12th?

North trends for both waves

NYC and south is looking good for some snow again. Al posted the 250mb upper level map. Notice how there is a beautiful jet streak north of our area. This allows precip to expand north despite the low passing all the way near Delmarva. In addition, there is 500mb vorticity crossing through NJ