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Fortunately this happened on a post-Covid Friday cause the traffic was as bad as I’ve seen it from a storm in a while. A lot of people were off today too being he so close to Christmas. If it was a Tue-Thur storm, it would have rivaled the mess in 2007. Folks were really caught off guard with this one.

Without a doubt. Do they still take measurements there?

Over 3” and counting. Easily coming down 1”-2” hr. Just came from picking up the old lady at the airport and the roads are a mess including Logan. They have a chance to break the streak if this continues

At least 2” here in Chelsea. Very pleasant surprise

I like how that map takes into account the UHI effect in the freezing areas. Has that always done that?

That is unbelievably strong tornado to lift up and move a roll-off dumpster on to a roof. Very very impressive

Please tell me that’s just hyperbole and he wasn’t actually making these claims. If true, that’s very unprofessional and immature

This one needs to be watched obviously. As others have said, this type of pattern gives the models fits and the type that could have a system pop up with a very short lead time, kinda like Francine

This is not a wind threat up here. It’s going to be flooding rains and a lot of it.

Maybe if wind is just your thing then yeah, sure, but flooding rains are a real deal with these and are just as impactful if not more devastating than the winds for NE TC. I know you know all of this but this has much more of a chance to be a flooding disaster than wind impacts

Man this storm is slow to pull away. Getting the last clouds from it now. Basically directly impacted SNE weather for 4 full days. Impressive

Complete scalping in Chelsea with the grass getting covered. Kinda surprised honestly. Was expecting 100% rain at this point

BOX has the right idea. Maybe a tad light along the border but not by more than a couple of inches. I see they’ve learned their lesson from all the bullish calls this year in marginal situations. Anybody south of a ALY-MHT-PSM line expecting more than an inch or so of snow is going to be disappointed. It’s April. The airmass is decent for this time of the year but needs to be better for SNE

Try 9” with an average of 50”. Being at almost 50% of average isn’t that bad compared to a lot of others here. Still sucks though

Not sure what that’s about, an error obviously. Scattered dustings in Chelsea. Boston metro inside 128 has got to be the lowest relative to average in all of NE at this point. Sad last couple of winters here