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cloudcrash619 · 02-19-2015, 05:55 PM

Places in Tennessee (through Feb 19th)
WEST
Memphis (KMEM): 1.7"
Memphis WFO: 1.8"
Jackson (KMKL): 1.6"
MIDDLE
Nashville (KBNA): 2.3"
EAST
Knoxville (KTYS): 1.8"
Chattanooga (KCHA): 1.0"
Tri-Cities (KTRI): 7.3"

Cambium · 02-20-2015, 03:48 PM

Norfolk,CT with 70 inches.
Staffordville,CT with 82"

Some big numbers out there.

I only have 33.

https://twitter.com/Ants_SNEweather/status/568903882719539201/photo/1

Cambium · 02-20-2015, 04:37 PM

Buffalo had snow falling every single day this month except on the 17th. They now are 1" away from the 100" Snow Club

National Weather Service Climate

mainebrokerman · 02-20-2015, 04:46 PM

snow plow drivers are getting stressed

(this is meant to be funny (rated R)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y61Uj5IK_oQ

Qilin34 · 02-20-2015, 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cambium

Buffalo had snow falling every single day this month except on the 17th. They now are 1" away from the 100" Snow Club

National Weather Service Climate

Now in the top five snowiest February's, and 12" away from the top, 1958. Note the record is dwarfed by December and January, which have seen as much as 82.7" in 2001 and 68.3" in 1977, respectively. Anyone who knows Lake Erie should know why.

Qilin34 · 02-22-2015, 12:47 AM

Big storm on southerly winds in D.C. area yesterday; National changed over to rain between 16:00 and 19:00 which may explain the 2.6" at BOTH reports as well as thru midnight; NWS requires those who measure snow to wait six hours between readings.

National: 2.6", season 11.2" (still below normal by 1.8")
Dulles: 8.9", season 24.3" (normal for entire season is 22"). Parts of Loudoun, Montgomery, and Frederick counties (higher elevation) exceeded 10". This daily snow also reset the record:

Quote:

SXUS71 KLWX 220551
RERIAD

RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
1247 AM EST SUN FEB 22 2015

...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM SNOWFALL SET AT WASHINGTON DULLES DC...

A RECORD SNOWFALL OF 8.9 INCH(ES) WAS SET AT WASHINGTON DULLES DC
YESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 2.7 SET IN 1993.

NWS Sterling didn't mention in the RER that the rain-equivalent of 0.93" was also a record, beating 0.85" from 1993.

BWI: 6.3", season 19.5"; only need 0.6" more to match the seasonal normal.

Cambium · 02-22-2015, 09:17 AM

Here we go.... Same graphic, different week, new results.

Top 20 Season Snowfalls in the U.S through yesterday.

Marquette has taken over 1st place!

Buffalo, Syracuse, Caribou, Worcester, & Bangor join the 100" Snow Club.

Boston is 0.2" away from 100" now and moved to 8th spot from 20th 2 weeks ago. 68" above norm!

Interesting perspective is, You have to have over 5.5 feet of snow to be in the Top 10. Denver with 36.3" is in 49th place

Providence is 25th spot with 56.1".

Hartford 27th place with 53.1".

Rank Location SeasonSnowTotal

1. Marquette 151.5"
2. SAULT STE MARIE 146.1"
3. BANGOR INTL ARPT 107.8"
4. WORCESTER (AMOS) 107.7"
5. CARIBOU MUNICIPAL 106.8"
6. SYRACUSE/HANCOCK 101.3"
7. BUFFALO INTL ARPT 101.1"
8. BOSTON/LOGAN INTL 99.8"
9. Gray NWS 98.6"
10. ERIE INTL AIRPORT 97.5"
11. PORTLAND INTL JET 87.2"
12. MUSKEGON 85.2"
13. ROCHESTER/MONROE CO 85.1"
14. CONCORD MUNICIPAL 84.1"
15. BURLINGTON INTL 75.8"
16. BINGHAMTON/BROOME 75.5"
17. SOUTH BEND 75.4"
18. GRAND RAPIDS 73.1"
19. ALBANY COUNTY ARPT 70.6"
20. RHINELANDER 68.2"
21. YOUNGSTOWN 67.2"
22. MANCHESTER 67"
23. KALISPELL 65"
24. CLEVELAND 58.3"
25. PROVIDENCE/GREEN 56.1"
26. GREAT FALLS INTL 53.6"
27. HARTFORD/BRADLEY 53.1"
28. INTERNTNL FALLS 52.9"
29. Akron / Canton 51.4"
30. MANSFIELD 50.7"
31. CASPER/NATRONA INTL 50.2"
32. LANDER/HUNT FIELD 48.4"
33. DETROIT/WAYNE 44.1"
34. WAUSAU 44"
35. ISLIP/MACARTHUR 43.9"
36. BILLINGS/LOGAN INTL 43.3"
37. WILKES-BARRE/SCRANT 41.9"
38. ALPENA 41.6"
39. SCOTTSBLUFF 41.5"
40. Barrow 40.1"
41. DULUTH 39.6"
42. FLINT 39.5"
43. TOLEDO 39.5"
44. Bridgeport/Sikorsky 39.4"
45. Juneau 38.7"
46. HOUGHTON LAKE 37.6"
47. CHICAGO O HARE 37.4"
48. PITTSBURGH INTL 36.6"
49. DENVER INTNL ARPT 36.3"
50. NEW YORK/LA GUARDIA 36"
51. ROCHESTER 35.4"
52. GLASGOW INTL ARPT 34.9"
53. FORT WAYNE 34.7"
54. Moline 34.4"
55. BLUEFIELD/MERCER CO 33.7"
56. COLORADO SPRINGS 33.5"
57. RAPID CITY 33.4"
58. MISSOULA/BELL FIELD 33.3"
59. WILLIAMSPORT 33"
60. MILWAUKEE 32.8"
61. LEWISBURG/GREENBRIE 32.7"
62. Rapid City 32.5"
63. LANSING 32.3"
64. McGrath 32.3"
65. ALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEM 31.3"
66. MASON CITY 31"
67. NEW YORK/JF KENNEDY 30.9"
68. EAU CLAIRE 30.8"
69. SAGINAW 30.4"
70. CHEYENNE/WARREN AFB 30.4"
71. BOZEMAN/GALLATIN 29.9"
72. NEWARK INTL AIRPORT 29.8"
73. FLAGSTAFF (AMOS) 29.7"
74. Fairbanks 29.7"
75. St Paul 29.1"
76. GREEN BAY 28.5"

Cambium · 02-22-2015, 05:14 PM

I pieced together the map of snow depth reports. Incredible long lasting snowpacks out there.

Type in City, State top right.
Click on " local area snow depth" on left

http://www.weatherstreet.com/city_snow_depth/06810-Danbury-CT-snow-depth.htm

Cambium · 02-24-2015, 04:15 PM

Snowfall Totals:

In just last 6 winters, The CT coast(BDR) has beaten entire decade of the 1950s, 1970s, 1980s and now 5.4" away from beating the 1990s with 282.2".

Only Feb 24th and they need just 5.4" to beat another decade. Still have 4 winters left in this decade.

1950s: 212.1”
1960s: 337.3”
1970s: 266.0”
1980s: 179.1”
1990s: 282.2"
2000s: 329.4”
*2010s: 276.8”

* as of 2/24/15

Acajack · 02-24-2015, 07:46 PM

I would estimate we have about 40-50 cm of snow on the ground here. Or 15-20 inches. This is a good, normal snowy winter for us.

Snowbanks on the edges of driveways are 1 to 1.5 m high, or 4-5 feet right now.

Still a far cry from those pictures where you can't see the house.