BombsAway1288

What's your pack? Don't think you lost much since your historic 3 foot blizzard a couple of weeks ago

He did say that string of mild air next week could completely turn and we end up closer to normal but that's what he has for now. Unreal that January is over 9 degrees above normal at KBOS.

What an entire waste of time these last 2 months have been and it's looking like a 3rd month will be included with that. Since that 12/1/19-12/3/19 storm we've basically gotten nothing or very minimal events that trended worse the closer we got to them. Saturday most likely fall under that category as well and nothing is looking good in the LR. Anytime something does start to look good in the LR, it slowly starts to vanish in the following days. Can't win this winter here

Had no idea that he developed that himself. Pretty impressive. They use it all the time on-air

Not sure what the hate is on Noyes. I know it's not you but several others just seem to dismiss him like he doesn't know what he's talking about. Just because he isn't a weenie on-air hyping every piece of energy that shows up on the Euro/GFS and is professional, doesn't make him wrong all the time. And for the record, I watch both WCVB and NBC10 mainly because of their mets and how good they are. Noyes/Kelly are some of the best in the local business, along with Harvey of course.

Had just under 3” half an hour ago. 4” gonna be a close call but satisfied either way

That is coming up fast. Nothing that wasn't expected but don't these SWFE usually end/stop earlier than expected?

Yes, meant KNYC aka Central Park. Maybe not now, we'll see

Absolutely epic Nick, congrats! I would think that some of those totals are very hard to measure accurately with all the wind creating drifts. Some of those pics Hazey posted of completely covered streets are all-timers!

Liked the trend of this thing just shutting off and not a changeover to rain the past few days. Hopefully things will start swinging our way with the models as the winter goes on. Think OKX see's more than BOS in this one. Hoping for a solid 3" here at least. Sad that hoping for that is what this winter has come to haha

Make the most out of this cause it probably won't happen again for a very long time. I'm sure you're on cloud 9 anyway. These are totals you only see in the Sierra's or Rockies and usually even those don't come with winds you're experiencing. Can't wait to see more pics/videos and official totals after this one. Pretty cool that you got to see it in a lot of daylight too.

Absolutely. Forget about 1 in 10-20 year like someone said before. Widespread 3'-4' with those winds! I assume YYT is shutdown. Impressive being that they rarely shutdown

This is turning into a nothing event for almost everyone. I think it's safe to close this tab out

Me thinks the 8th threat will follow the same fate this Sunday's system has gone. No scientific backing but just a feeling going by how these "threats" have gone this year save 12/1-12/3/19. Things don't exactly look rosy for a while aftger the 8th either. The next 3 weeks and maybe more are going to suck and be frustrating. Hopefully the last week and February can deliver ala 2015 and what's seemed like every year since then with all these "backloaded winters".

Not sure if it was mentioned in this thread before as I did not read every single post but at one point yesterday Northern Worcester County was under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning and an Ice Storm Warning simultaneously . Has this happened before around here?

Sleet/rain mix continues. Untreated sidewalks and road are starting to get covered

IP mixing in at East Boston

On the ORH subject, for some reason I've found it fascinating for years that airport is at the highest elevation within the Worcester city limits. What a weenie spot to have an ASOS taking records for a major city. To Will and other ORH'ers with knowledge, is having that airport a lot higher up than say downtown Worcester have major differences in weather like snowstorm totals? I would think just maybe radiational cooling nights it would be a lot different between the airport and downtown Worcester

No problem. Got in. Thank you!

Yes sir! Officially a 7 spot for the city now. This was the first storm since I moved here that I've seen the Logan spotter actually be consistent and similar to my measurements. It actually feels accurate after years of under measuring. Who was it (Jay, maybe?) that said BOX was looking for a new Logan spotter and they were emailing them? Seems like they finally found a competent person that does it right. Measurements for the rest of the season will be interesting

Thanks! If you could do this one that would be great! At least until I figure out how to log on. Username I assume is bombsaway1288, what would the password be for the first time I log on?

Correct. NYC Nickeled and dimed their way to an above average season. Think there was some type of storm almost every week that year though. Extremely active. Earliest memories of snow!

HAHA, there you go, remember these graphics well from that storm. I'm sure you remember the same stuff on TWC I do from the whole lead up to it. Think the big amounts were still in the forecast for NYC as soon as 12-18 hours out. Ended up with 6" in NE Bergen County and a Monday off from school that wasn't necessary lol

That it was. It was driving me nuts. Thank you!

That was the classic storm that ended up clobbering Upstate NY- New England. Remember the Weather Channel had Kocin sitting there infront of a map that had all of PA-NJ-NYC-SNE in the dark purple saying "Widespread 2-3 Feet". I think that's when panic ensued and why a lot of people consider it and remember it as a huge bust. The area's that did get those amounts weren't exactly populated. Think ORH pulled a 30"+ spot though. That was the storm that hurt/ruined a lot of on-air mets in the big markets. I think one met (can't remember his name but he worked in NYC at some point in the 2000's) was literally run out of Philadelphia because they ended up with nothing after the 2' predictions