Snowfall totals for 2018-2019 Season (Chicago, winters, november, Richmond)

[Cambium]

I put this together.. Enjoy.

A look at the monthly snowfall totals. Highlighted which month is the snowiest so far.

13 Still have November as the snowiest. Allentown, Bridgeport, Islip, JFK, LGA, NYC, Newark, Philly, Providence, Scranton, Williamsport. What's crazy is that it's not a lot for some and this winter still cant beat Mid November!

December for Virginias & NC

Buffalo...Over 5 feet in January!
Caribou...Crazy
South Bend...2 feet in January
Lincoln Nebraska...Big January

[chicagogeorge]

Possibly a big storm early next week from the Midwest to the Northeast


https://twitter.com/AccuRayno/status...53531302715392


wow what lame snow totals for Boston

https://twitter.com/capitalweather/s...42579580862467

[Randomguy1234]

October: 0.0 cm
November: 0.0 cm
December: 0.0 cm
January: 0.2 cm
February: 0.3 cm

Season total: 0.5 cm
Current snow depth: 0.0 cm

[Cambium]

2 days over 1" would be nice to have this season.


My backyard since November 1st.

Days with Rain falling: 31
Days with snow falling: 19
Days with over 1" snowfall: 1

[Arktikos]

Valdez currently has 48" of snow on the ground. Have no idea how much they've had for the year, as this running total or seasonal stat doesn't seem to be available anymore.

[speagles84]

Plum, PA 2018/2019 As of 2/11/2019 9 am

3.5" from this storm, a changeover to rain is expected this evening hoping for a miracle

October: 0.2"
November: 7.8"
December: 4.7"
January: - 17.6"
February: - 7.5"
March: -
April: -
May: -

Season: - 37.8"
Current Snow depth: - 3.0"

[Acajack]

We've had the most snow here since the near-record winter of 2007-2008 when we got 420 cm or 165 inches.


That winter my backyard fence which is 5 feet or 1.5 m high was completely covered in snow at one point.


Right now we're way below that with 53 cm on the ground or 20 inches. So about a third of the way up the fence. We have had quite a bit of melting as week or 10 days ago the depth was 85 cm or about 35 inches.


So far for the season we're already close to our total average. We're around 205 cm (80 in) whereas the average is about 220 cm (85 in).


The breakdown by month is weird. November, which in some years is relatively snow-free here, actually had more snow than December. In January we broke the monthly snowfall record with more than double the average amount.


Nov 63 cm (25 in)
Dec 27 cm (10 in)
Jan 101 cm (40 in)
Feb 23 cm (9 in) - so far


BTW that storm coming up the middle of the continent is currently forecast to dump 30-40 cm (10-15 in) of snow on us Tuesday and Wednesday. We'll see what happens.

[arcleo]

Snow so far this season at SeaTac:

February 3: 1.0" (2.5 cm)
February 4: 1.7" (4.3 cm)
February 8: 6.4" (16.3 cm)
February 9: 1.5" (3.8 cm)
February 10: 3.5" (8.9 cm)

Total: 14.1" (35.8 cm)

Snow depth on February 10: 7" (18 cm)

Snow is getting annoying right now as it shuts down the city. Waiting for the snow to end.

[Cambium]

My backyard since November 1st.

Days with Rain falling: 32
Days with snow falling: 20
Days with over 1" snowfall: 2


Snowfall Total this season so far: Mid Atlantic has more than Southern New England.

DC (Dulles): 20.2"
Atlantic City 14.8"
Wilmington: 13.9"
Richmond: 13.0"

Boston: 4.7"
NYC: 8.7"
Bridgeport: 8.8"
Providence: 11.2"

[Cambium]

My BackYard:

Nov: 6.0"
Dec: 1.2"
Jan: 1.7"
Feb: 2.0" (includes 0.9" of sleet)

Season Total: 11.0"
Current Snow Depth: 1.5" of icy slush