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Pack from Jan 25th through Feb 28th+ must be some kind of record here on the Cape. 2015 was great but had a few skunkers in early February iirc. And as historic as 2005 was , I'm not sure we accomplished that. So it has been at least 21 years.

Of course, I moved from here to Sandwich in 2020. and Of course, I wasn't in Sandwich for Jan 27, 2015 Missed both maxes due to bad timing. I won't complain much outside of those two storms though. For instance, 2/14/15 was epic in Acushnet

Was that also the 32.1° wet bulb storm for many well inland, resulting in heavy rain. Could be mixing it up, but I remember there being a benchmark storm around then that left a lot to be desired

Dick Slanting? or Slant Dicking?

It did. It was a little rough being on the outside looking in for that 3-4 hour stretch, where it was like .5-1.5"/hr while just over the canal and beyond as 3-4"/hr but we did dance with good echoes often...especially the first half of the storm, and last several hours.

Before the Blizzard, I had a 5 x 5' patch of lawn appear in the front yard. Vibrant green still

Oh I see what I did. I referenced the ESandwich Cocorahs..not the COOP. The ESandwich Coop (21") definitely sounds more reliable than the CoCoRahs report (31" and 5" of qpf ) Sorry for the confusion!

I mean, it was measured there. I only estimated, and I could be underselling a few inches. You're right, just over the canal are some upper 20's/low 30's, which is literally only 5-10 miles from me. I wish there were more reports for Sandwich, but I understand that has been tough with the power situation on the Cape.

No winter related Will posts in March for several consecutive days. I know that really weakens his ACATT resolve.

AI trending a bit north for Monday, but looks light. Also suggests a cold reload around 3/13-14, so maybe we can score something around mid-month/Patty's Day.

The 31" ESandwich cocorahs total seems a bit inflated but dunno. it's possible I had a bit more than 21" but doubt 10" more

Lets do a 3/21/14 redux but 25-50 miles west and call it a day.

12z CMC now has it, but on Tuesday.

AIGFS also north. Even still, not much more than an inch On an island again - But I think this time it caves hard

From a Cape perspective, I think the mid-level low position/banding is why we almost never jackpot with a benchmark track or even slightly SE, especially with no stall. 05 is one of the few exceptions because of the prolonged enhancement with arctic temps infused, and slow movement. You could argue we were co-jacks with with South Shore/North Shore on that one anyway. With that, each storm is different, and I suppose the 700/850 aren't always positioned the same wrt the SLP