Winter 2025-2026 has certainly made up the deficit of snow we've been missing over the past three years. We've seen at least one significant (6"+) snowfall for each month of meteorological winter (Dec, Jan, Feb) with many smaller snow events peppered throughout. March is a very volatile month with winter still fighting to hold on and spring fighting to take over. We can easily see temperatures sore into the 70s and 80s and have multiple chances for winter storms. It's not ove

Monday 7am Update: The historic Blizzard of 2026 continues this morning with very heavy snow and whiteout conditions. Our storm is rapidly deepening south of Long Island and moving northeast. Pressure falls have been incredible with a over 24mb drop in less than 24 hours. Extremely heavy bands of snow have been pivoting into the state with snowfall rates reaching 2-3" per hour. This combined with winds gusting over 40mph have been causing frequent whiteouts. NEXLAB Northeast