March 20th-22nd Storm: Snow Maps & Final Snow TOTALS

16.0” East Northport NY 11731
Trace of sleet

JC Heights, 07307, 40m above sea level, 10.5

12" Port Jefferson Station L.I Suffolk County NY

2.75" snow Cortlandt Manor, Westchester County, NY

16 inches in Deer Park Long Island

Event 1:
Fishkill, NY: Nothing to report
Greentown, PA: Nothing to report

Event 2:
Fishkill, NY: 2.5" snow
Greentown, PA: 4" snow

Uptons Final Numbers - Impressive around the area

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0&highlight=off&issuedby=OKX&product=PNS

5.7" North Plainfield, NJ, Somerset County
(snowboard measurement, maybe only half that in the street)

We were in the drier slot between heavier bands for a good part of the event that ran NE to SW through NJ.

I measured 2.7 inches on a snow board. Marshalls Creek, Middle Smithfield township, Monroe County, PA. It seems like I received the smallest amount on the whole board. LOL I knew this wasn't our areas storm this time around. Hopefully the one that is being talked about in the Long Range Thread will make up for it.

14.5" in Plumstead Ocean county.

3 inches in Hyde Park

14.5" Bayville, NJ

My total seems like it's an inch or so higher than other totals from the JS. I may have had some favorable drifts in my yard.

8.5 here in Brooklyn

37.6 for the winter

The weather stats thread was about to go down from excessive viewing so I thought I would post the final storm totals from Central Park here to show where the storm stands historically among spring snow storms in NYC.

How great would it be to add a second storm to that top ten this spring.

With 8.4 inches of snow, this storm becomes the 7th largest springtime snow in NYC history.

1.....11.8.....March 19-20, 1958
2.....10.2.....April 3-4, 1915
3.....10.0.....April 13, 1875
4.......9.6.....April 6, 1982
5.......9.0.....March 22, 1967
6.......8.5.....April 1, 1924
7.......8.4.....March 21, 2018
8.......6.5.....April 5, 1944
9.......6.5.....April 8-9, 1917
10.....6.4.....April 6-7, 1938

@CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:The weather stats thread was about to go down from excessive viewing so I thought I would post the final storm totals from Central Park here to show where the storm stands historically among spring snow storms in NYC.

How great would it be to add a second storm to that top ten this spring.

With 8.4 inches of snow, this storm becomes the 7th largest springtime snow in NYC history.

1.....11.8.....March 19-20, 1958
2.....10.2.....April 3-4, 1915
3.....10.0.....April 13, 1875
4.......9.6.....April 6, 1982
5.......9.0.....March 22, 1967
6.......8.5.....April 1, 1924
7.......8.4.....March 21, 2018
8.......6.5.....April 5, 1944
9.......6.5.....April 8-9, 1917
10.....6.4.....April 6-7, 1938

we all know Central Park got well over 2" after midnight which would make this over 10" and "3 all time. Preposterous measurement.

@SENJsnowman wrote:14.5" Bayville, NJ

My total seems like it's an inch or so higher than other totals from the JS. I may have had some favorable drifts in my yard.

actually your measurements were confirmed by news 12...you hit the jackpot amount of snow!