Post Just Final March 7 Storm totals here.

7.6" Greentown, Pa. CP, thanks for starting this thread!!!

Everyone. rb924119 aka Ray, aka Ray Ray is still working on his project. If you are going to post in here for the first time, or if you have already posted please go to the first post of this thread or see bolded below to see what information he is asking for for his project. Ray I have added the link to the maps section in the first post of the thread for easy reference.

What's needed upon the conclusion of the event?
1. Total snow and sleet combined to the nearest .1" (if possible), rainfall to the nearest .01" (if possible), ice accretion to the nearest .01" if possible. Best guesses are also ok provided they are relatively close .
2. State
3. County (optional)
3. Town/municipality/city/CDP/etc. where the measurement was taken

Wading River, Suffolk County, NY, Brookhaven township
Snow/sleet total = 9.2"

Thank you, Scott!!!!

23 In Wayne (Hills side) other side of Wayne seemed to have less.

13.7".  Asbury, New Jersey.  Hunterdon County (Union Township) just south of Route 78.

didnt measure after storm, but I was at 3 inches before a lot of heavy snow came and trained spotter who measures near me got 6 so ehh, did better than I thought. Actually was within franks map barely. Nice job guys. So 6 inches Yonkers, NY.

8.3 Tarrytown, NY

About 14 where it stuck from the start and 11 elsewhere in Hopewell jct, NY

9" Syosset NY Nassau County NY elevation 181'

6" Port Jefferson STA NY Tremendous job by all.......

4in

syosnow94 wrote:I really think it's time we take into account the Urban Heat island effect that major metro areas like NYC have on surrounding snow accumulations.  I would argue and science backs it up, that urban areas like Newark, NYC, Yonkers radiate extra heat and cut down on accumulations in their neighboring towns, especially those within 10 miles.

I'm right smack between Newark, Staten Island, and downtown Manhattan in Bayonne, so less than 5 miles.

According to the Weather Underground, we had
0.85 inches rain
4.6 inches snow that fell
4 inches of "snow depth" I assume that missing 0.6 inches melted as soon as it hit?

Total for season: 25.8 inches

15 inches Hillsborough, NJ.

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13" Bedminster Township, PA
No rain i'm aware of

I received 10" at my location. I running out of space to put all this snow and yes I finally got my power on Tuesday night also got my internet and cable back on today. Now what's this I'm reading a possible Roidzilla Monday. WOOOOOOOOOO ! HOOOOOOOO ! BRING IT ON !!!!!

SNOW MAN wrote:I received 10" at my location. I running out of space to put all this snow and yes I finally got my power on Tuesday night also got my internet and cable back on today. Now what's this I'm reading a possible Roidzilla Monday. WOOOOOOOOOO ! HOOOOOOOO ! BRING IT ON !!!!!

Hey SNOWMAN, glad you are up and running and got that 10 inches.You were right on the western edge! You are a worse snowaholic than CP, he even mentioned a fear of roof collapses if we get that Roidzilla.I'm very concerned about him as a result!

Deer Park: 5 Inches

7” on cold surface 4 inches on driveway

docstox12 wrote:

SNOW MAN wrote:I received 10" at my location. I running out of space to put all this snow and yes I finally got my power on Tuesday night also got my internet and cable back on today. Now what's this I'm reading a possible Roidzilla Monday. WOOOOOOOOOO ! HOOOOOOOO ! BRING IT ON !!!!!

Hey SNOWMAN, glad you are up and running and got that 10 inches.You were right on the western edge! You are a worse snowaholic than CP, he even mentioned a fear of roof collapses if we get that Roidzilla.I'm very concerned about him as a result!

Hey Doc. I'm glad to be back on the board. It's horrible not being able see what our fore casters are calling for when your going to have a big storm. If the guys that forecast on this board are still calling for a BIG storm on Monday I'm definitely going to shovel my roof off before it happens. I have huge drift on the South side of my roof from the first storm, so I think it would make sense to clear everything off before the next one.
I have to give a BIG THANKS to my wife who has been helping me clean after these storms because of my finger issues and pelvis troubles. She has been a SUPER TROOPER getting it done. But she is growing weary from shoveling. When I told her there was a possibility of another BIGGER storm I got the OH NO Mr. Bill response. She's not a true SNOW WEENIE like you, me and CP.

8", NJ, Essex County, Bloomfield

8" Westwood, Bergen County.

jldio wrote:23 In Wayne (Hills side) other side of Wayne seemed to have less.

I'm on Hills side. where are you. I've heard reports of 24, but now sure how accurate. Lots of downed limbs. im off ratzer by kohl area

8.6" Westfield, Union County, NJ.

Sorry I'm late to the party here....measured 14.8 inches here in Hopatcong, NJ Sussex county.

13 inches in Hyde Park. Sorry for the late report.