Snowfall Totals 2022-2023 (icy, 2014, night, most)

[Lancerman]

Toronto Pearson has recorded 36.2 cm this month which is above average even though it's been one of the warmest Januarys ever. That puts the season's total at 63.2 cm so far.

[Cambium]

I got another 0.2" last night... Exciting!!!!

I'm calling this winter The Winter of The Tenths



Nov 15: T
Nov 18: T

Dec 11: 0.6”
Dec 12: 0.4”
Dec 24: T

Jan 9: T
Jan 14: T
Jan 16: T
Jan 17: T
Jan 22: T
Jan 23: T
Jan 25: 0.3”
Jan 31: 0.1”

Feb 1: 0.2”

Season Total: 1.6"

[speagles84]

Originally Posted by Cambium

I got another 0.2" last night... Exciting!!!!

I'm calling this winter The Winter of The Tenths



Nov 15: T
Nov 18: T

Dec 11: 0.6”
Dec 12: 0.4”
Dec 24: T

Jan 9: T
Jan 14: T
Jan 16: T
Jan 17: T
Jan 22: T
Jan 23: T
Jan 25: 0.3”
Jan 31: 0.1”

Feb 1: 0.2”

Season Total: 1.6"

Oh my god.

[memph]

Originally Posted by Lancerman

Toronto Pearson has recorded 36.2 cm this month which is above average even though it's been one of the warmest Januarys ever. That puts the season's total at 63.2 cm so far.

Do you know how they measure it? Do they only count accumulating snow or melting snow too?

[Lancerman]

Originally Posted by memph

Do you know how they measure it? Do they only count accumulating snow or melting snow too?

They counted melting snow probably, but I'll take that. Oakville did get significantly less snow than Toronto so far this season.

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by 7 Wishes

And the weird thing about Buffalo is everything around it like Rochester, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, etc have well below normal snowfall....."luck of the lake". Even Buffalo only had 1.1" of snow for January up to now but that's changing a bit.

Syracuse missing out again. Check out where the banding setup this evening

Syracuse is 4 feet below normal with only 30.3"


https://twitter.com/TomNiziol/status...2ft6yPppQ&s=19

[speagles84]

Speagles84 House
Washington County, PA as of 2/3/2023 at 6am

October: - 0.6" [1.5cm]
November: - 5.1" [13.0cm]
December: - 5.3" [13.5cm]
January: - 14.9" [37.9cm]
February: - 0.6" [1.5cm]
March: -
April: -
May: -

Season: - 26.5" [67.3cm]
Current Snow depth: - 4.0" [10cm]

Little snow 0.6", from the Arctic front that passed through.

[Cambium]

Here's a look at all my 3"+ snowfall totals since 2010-11

Usually have at least 3-4 of them.

Last time I had one in November was 2018, March was 2019.

I had 3 snowfalls of 3"+ in March 2015 & 2018

19" was the largest snowfall Jan 27, 2011
17" was the 2nd largest Feb 9, 2013

[memph]

Originally Posted by memph

Only a light <0.1" dusting following the drop of temperatures back below freezing in the AM hours - total for yesterday's snow event is 3.5". There's still a shot of reaching 10" by the end of January, although the snow forecasts for the next couple weeks seem to be decreasing...

Memph house
as of 01/26/2022 10am

October: 0"
November: 1.5"
December: 2.0"
January: 6.5"

Season: 10.0"

Memph house
as of 02/17/2022 5pm

October: 0"
November: 1.5"
December: 2.0"
January: 6.5"
February: trace

Season: 10.0"

No real snow so far this month. Feb 22 seems the best chance for snow this month, possible around 4-5" associated with that precipitation event.

[sholomar]

The weather models have us getting slammed with more than a foot of snow the middle of next week here where I live in eastern South dakota. Not just one weather model but all of them. I hope the models hold up and we get slammed.

The models are unusually all in agreement with the exception being whether Milwaukee is going to get more snow or more rain but the western part of the storm where I live all the models are in sync.

Sioux falls 50 miles to the South has gotten doubly amount of snow we have this year they've had several storms go through so their snow depth reached 20 to 25 in. This storm could get us a little bit closer to them right now the track looks to be right over our area as the bullseye.