Great, and that's a relatively small geographic chunk of the Northeast. Places inland like Albany didn't even break 10". This storm wasn't dramatically different ranking for the Northeast as a whole than something like February 2021 was for the PNW as a whole. That was my point, which you have a remarkable knack for doing everything in your power to miss.

2021-22 was pretty solid overall. That February cold shot is largely forgotten, but pretty good. Silver Falls hit 14 with it.

AIGFS says we need to watch that March 8-9 period.

My time in the gorge this past weekend also had me reminiscing fondly over the super underrated January 2022 mega overrunning storm on the eastern slopes. What a time to be alive. Alas, I was starting a new job that week, otherwise I would have surely been out there for it.

It's a top 5-6 NYC to Boston storm. Kinda odd with the downplaying.