Winter 2019-2020 Snow Totals????

[Razors Edge]

So, how are your snow totals for the season so far?

DC area has probably gotten 3"-6" total in about a half-dozen "snow" events. No snow lasted on the ground beyond probably 48 hours.  This compared to our normal ~2 ft of cumulative snow (Google says Fairfax averages 22 inches of snow per year. )

How about you?

[bikeman564™]

Not sure, I'd guess around 12" which is way below normal, and is ok w/ me for this season.

[Tizeye]

Ah, let me think. Zero.

[BuffJim]

We’re about 18 inches below normal. Could make up some of that Thursday, but we’ll see. 

[donkpow]

Well below average.

[Zephyr]

8" total..., longest any lasted was maybe 3 days tops

[UglyBob]

We're still sitting at zero...

[jsharr]

We had 0 inches in 2019 but we had 0 inches in 2020.

[Kzoo]

1 minute ago, jsharr said:

We had 0 inches in 2019 but we had 0 inches in 2020.

Shush 

[jsharr]

1 minute ago, Kzoo said:

Slush 

Nope. Nothing

[Kzoo]

We’ve had 43.6 inches for the season.  14.3 below average to date.

[Further]

According to the internet 11.5, I would have guessed about 2

[Longjohn]

It ain’t over till the fat lady sings. March is coming when we usually get some of our heaviest snow.

[jdc2000]

Something like 55 inches so far.  39 would be normal.

 

[maddmaxx]

Be patient, we may get some next week.

[Randomguy]

Roughly zero.  S’ok by me. 

[Ralphie]

Near zero. Feels weird. 

[Guest]

Way below average. We’re usually in the 209-250 inches per year range. I’ve seen 320. This year we are at about 120 thus far. That said, the lake is still wide open so some cold weather and a bit of wind could catch us up pretty quick.

[Airehead]

3 hours ago, Longjohn said:

It ain’t over till the fat lady sings. March is coming when we usually get some of our heaviest snow.

This.  We are about 80-82 which makes us the current winners in the golden snowball contest between the five cities in central ny. Usually @BuffJim’s badazz town wins. 

[Prophet Zacharia]

12.5”. Well off our average 41.4”. 

[Indy]

Snow?

[BuffJim]

Golden Snowball Totals for the 2019 - 2020 Snowfall Season Updated 2/23/2020 at 8:00 PM

GSB Cities	The 2019 - 2020 Snow Season	Normal Average  to Date	This Time  Last Season	Normal Seasons Average	All Time Season  Snowfall Record
Rochester	80.9	75.1	72.4	99.5	161.7 inches (1959 - 1960)
Syracuse	70.9	97.7	84.9	123.8	192.1 inches (1992 - 1993)
Binghamton	59.4	60.8	68.6	83.4	135.2 inches (2016 - 2017)
Buffalo	57.0	76.0	101.1	94.7	199.4 inches (1976 - 1977)
Albany	42.2	44.8	41.1	60.2	112.5 inches (1970 - 1971)

[groupw]

About 24 so far. About normal to a little below, but we aren't done, yet! This one feels a little more normal in warm/cold spells compared to the last couple years. 

[dinneR]

412"

[Razors Edge]

10 minutes ago, dennis said:

412"

Is that "high", "low", or "about normal"?  I feel like you folks out west are in the "higher" than normal category again this year.

[dinneR]

Just now, Razors Edge said:

Is that "high", "low", or "about normal"?  I feel like you folks out west are in the "higher" than normal category again this year.

It started late, but Jan set a record. We should get to 500" before the resort closes for the season. This seems pretty normal. I think we hit 500' the last three years. 

[ChrisL]

The last time there was measurable snow in my city was the late 1940’s and there may not have been recorded snow before then.  

It just doesn’t snow in coastal SoCal.  We have had a dry winter though. Probably heading towards drought conditions again...

[MickinMD]

15 hours ago, Razors Edge said:

So, how are your snow totals for the season so far?

DC area has probably gotten 3"-6" total in about a half-dozen "snow" events. No snow lasted on the ground beyond probably 48 hours.  This compared to our normal ~2 ft of cumulative snow (Google says Fairfax averages 22 inches of snow per year. )

How about you?

Baltimore is set to have it's first February in history without a single flake of snow, with rain today and tomorrow in the high-40's to 60's then dry the rest of the week and above freezing.

There's a Feb. 20 Washington Post article with the headline, "A year has passed since Washington’s last inch of snow" and supposed Baltimore has had less than 2".

I think you're a little more accurate with around 3".  Once in January, I had to brush with a broom about 1/2" of snow off a roofed, shady porch where the wind blew snow and brush light snow off my car a couple times - I refuse to drive down the streets and have snow peel-off and onto other cars, etc.  That's all my snow clearing work for this Winter because weather and sun cleared the sidewalks by noon of the following day after snow.