March 13th JUST Missed Nor'easter Observations

This band is nuts. Reminds me of the last storm

aiannone wrote:This band is nuts. Reminds me of the last storm

Two hours of that and you’re money!

Pretty much done here in Nassau County now. Just light snow. A little over 5” here on the western edge of the county and just about 8” on the eastern edge.

Radar now picking up on 35 DBZ bands crossing into the north shore of central LI

dkodgis wrote:CP, I am too lazy to go out and stick. What do you have? Looks like 5 inches. Here, snowing every so lightly at 10 am. I think it wants to give up the ghost.

Doc and a trained spotter in Monroe reported 5.5 inches.

I measured 4.5 average but I'm waiting to see what the trained spotter in Highland Mills reports it's always very close to mine.

ABout 2.5 - 3"up here in Allendale with light to moderate snow here.
Imagine if this was an arctic air mass in February

http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?type=OKX-N0Q-1-24#

amugs wrote:ABout 2.5 - 3"up here in Allendale with light to moderate snow here.
Imagine if this was an arctic air mass in February

If we had these last three storms in January or February with arctic air the coast would have gotten 4 feet and the interior 6 feet plus EASY

Frank_Wx wrote:Radar now picking up on 35 DBZ bands crossing into the north shore of central LI

Near white out here. But band is moving quickly to the east

CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:

dkodgis wrote:CP, I am too lazy to go out and stick. What do you have? Looks like 5 inches. Here, snowing every so lightly at 10 am. I think it wants to give up the ghost.

Doc and a trained spotter in Monroe reported 5.5 inches.

I measured 4.5 average but I'm waiting to see what the trained spotter in Highland Mills reports it's always very close to mine.

We made our 70 CP!!!! AND still not done yet as per long range for next week.Wow, it looks like mid January out there , 20 plus OTG and nice fresh 5.5 inches of new snow.This is the March you like CP!

Frank_Wx wrote:http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?type=OKX-N0Q-1-24#

As the bands approach one another they look to be stalling. If they become stationary someone’s going over a foot fast

syosnow94 wrote:

Frank_Wx wrote:http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?type=OKX-N0Q-1-24#

As the bands approach one another they look to be stalling.  If they become stationary someone’s going over a foot fast

That’s what I’m hoping for

Scullybutcher wrote:

Nice Scully. Looks like 6-8” to me

Well well

syosnow94 wrote:

Scullybutcher wrote:

Nice Scully. Looks like 6-8” to me

Close. Just measured 5.5

Storm center is SE of the BM but not by much

Trees are beautifully covered.

Nice pictures Robert

Here’s another. Happy dogs. Thanks Frank

Scullybutcher wrote:Here’s another. Happy dogs. Thanks Frank

Love the dogs. They look so happy

This band is stalling. It's because Siedel is in Islip lol

aiannone wrote:This band is stalling. It's because Siedel is in Islip lol

Almost looks like it is starting to pivot back west a bit

I told you it would stall. It looked like it

bloc1357 wrote:

aiannone wrote:This band is stalling. It's because Siedel is in Islip lol

Almost looks like it is starting to pivot back west a bit

It stopped moving east, strengthening and widening and may actually be pivoting west. People near Port Jeff area are going 12”+

syosnow94 wrote:

bloc1357 wrote:

aiannone wrote:This band is stalling. It's because Siedel is in Islip lol

Almost looks like it is starting to pivot back west a bit

It stopped moving east, strengthening and widening and may actually be pivoting west.  People near Port Jeff area are going 12”+

Yep, thats what I see a slight pivot along with widening...still snowing here at a decent clip and looks like is gradually picking up a bit in intensity again