March 12th-13th 2018 Snow Storm---FINAL TOTALS ONLY

Here is my first and likely only call.  If the track shifts E/W the lines shift accordingly.  





Bills Map:

Yellow: 1-3" of Snow;
Blue: 3-5" of Snow;
Pink/Purple: 5-10" of Snow;
Orange: 10-15" of snow;




Syo's(Jimmy's) Map:

Red= Jackpot of 8”+
Yellow= 4-8”. Highest east
Green= 1-3”
Blue= snow showers. C-1” locally 2” in higher terrain east of Hudson

Latest NWS Map:

Franks Map:

I have unlocked this thread. Please refrain from posting here until your area is done with snow then post only totals.

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

Looks like Bill's first map and Mine might have been the best for the Island. Not so much for the Jersey coast or Hudson Valley

4.5 in Total

5.5 inches as per trained spotter, New York, Orange County, Monroe, 600+ feet

going to need a trained spotter but i call 1-2" max. it's all slush now

5.5” Great Neck Ny 11020. 223’ elevation

8” (not measured personally). Syosset NY. 11791. Elevation 180’

4 inches at my location. Marshalls creek PA. Monroe County. Elevation 1475'

About 6 inches here at ocean county

3.4 Snow Total Rockaway, NJ Morris County, snow has ended

4.2 in Hopewell jct NY.

8.0"
New York (Long Island)
Suffolk County
Town: Saint James

9” East Northport.

@sroc4 wrote:Franks Map:

Frank should map was pretty good too. All of us missed the Hudson valley

syosnow94 wrote:

@sroc4 wrote:Franks Map:

Frank should map was pretty good too. All of us missed the Hudson valley

Extending the 6-10 slightly further west would have made the map better. And yes, N&W of NYC finished in the 3-6 range. NEPA did get 3-6 after reading some reports on here and other places.

.17" rain, coating of snow on some areas, not worth measuring, but if I had to give one .10"..... what a waste, snow started at 2 am, and nothing to show for it.
Westwood, NJ
Bergen County

4.8 inches.

Highland mills Orange County NY

syosnow94 wrote:

@sroc4 wrote:Franks Map:

Frank should map was pretty good too. All of us missed the Hudson valley

Not all of us:  This map verified fairly well with the exception of a few isolated spots in western LI. And ironically I had the 3-6/4-8 Line from NW CT down through Nassau originally, but changed it last minute. Notice it extends on an angle to only include Suffolk. Didn't trust my gut.

Ok, finally done - even with melting i'm going with 2.25" Cortlandt Manor, Westchester, NY, woulda been much more but sun angle and temp didn't cooperate lol

Coating on grassy area smh

Trace
Bronx NY

I had .02 at 6AM. Storm ending it was unmeasurable to any certainty so I hesitate to give any amount for a serious project. It didn't stick to anything except to coat vehicles.