SouthCoastMA

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

I was trying to make him feel better by locking in 15-18" for him the night before. He was not having any of it, and even that was too low

Going with 21" forgotten yardstick in backyard was @ 30", but slightly slanted from the wind (lol). Also started at 7" from previous depth. ESandwich Coop was 18", but my locale was in the death band eastern fringes more frequently. 8-10 miles to my west and north had close to 30". Forestdale reported over 20", to my SE. Depth and drifts with this well exceed Jan 22. I feel confident in my estimate within 1 or 2" Although a bit disappointed I missed out on the extra 9-10" by only a few miles, still a top 5'er personally

Yeah, still out here

This looks much worse than Jan 22 here, despite my complaining about being just east of the 3ft band. Gotta be at least 20"..drifts are gigantic. Unfortunately I can't measure

I only see my old locale on the PNS Acushnet: 31" Fall River likely had close to 3ft

I have relatives in Warren RI and they are saying at least 3ft

New Bedford 32" fml. I'm guessing my old house had around that

Heavy attm. those echoes might finally be reaching me downstream from radar

Getting close to its annual average with one storm is impressive.

Might actually be pivoting a bit now.