ROOSTA
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PNS Highest (so far) Norfolk County 2NNW Sharon 30.4 at 0645 PM 01/29
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I think Scott lives on the other side of the "tracks" a stone throw from my brother. SSH area, 26" I would take as legit.
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Reminisce of a whip snapping the last vestiges of banding. Great storm to track from afar. ---------- Off Topic: The Advection of Cold is going to hit hard down here in Ctrl FL. Hit a High Temp of 52. Td is still in the L40's. Should bottom out by sunrise in the L20's.
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From my family: Sister-in-law S Wey: 26" Brother-in-law Braintree 24+ Cousin in Sandwich 24+ Neice in LI 18+ Still not seeing any 30" reports but there out there somewhere. Putting bricks in the Wall
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A picture of a thousand words. Mountain man John
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On vis sat almost looks like an MCV just abeam of PLY. All clear looks to be around 7-8pm for EMA. 30" easy with that rotting band! Stuck to the guns and this time it's delivering.
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SPC Meso FTW
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Well, it seems the area(s) in Blizzard Warning are verifying. In the next hour or two the radar returns "should" mushroom to the N and W. It might not be indicative of what is actually falling in terms of rates. Been here done this before. 12" reports now turn into 18-24" when all is said and done. Just enjoy it for now, critique when it's over.
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Suggest looking at VIS Sat (sub-reg) on the COD site. Watch the evolution of a capture. Pivot point coming into focus. Right on schedule and in the location, I personally thought. Oh well still 8-10hrs of awesome left for E areas.
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I95 Boston to Providence: DESTROYED Look there and you'll find a jack in the forest (30-36")
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It's always the same in regard to: People are only interested in the MBY, step back, maybe step away. Instead of concentrating on the tree look to the entire forest. 10-12hrs of fury still to be realized. Complain at will, some will cash-in some will not. Post-mortem is unfounded especially when the meat is still to be delivered. A feast frenzies before being served. RELAX, and enjoy!
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RTMA. This is a pretty good depiction of how much is to come. I'm extremely jealous. VIS satellite, radar echos. Contender threat on track.
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SREF plumes pretty much have the mean area-wide at 20-24" (MA.) with the higher members up to and over 48" -
Official outlets (the ones everyone should heed) amounts are going up, UP, UP...
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I agree, just something to consider. Stoked! AWESOMOSITY!
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Pins and needles, crushed dendrites will settle like an avalanche. Expect the 18-24" amounts (hate to say it) could be cut to half. I think this is my first detrimental post ever.
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NO DRY SLUTS... (typo) oops I mean NO DRYSLOT. Rooting for a stall thus, higher jacks!
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Moving into nowcast mode. Thinking model diagnosis here in will be noise only pointing the jacked area. That's huge for most but from afar doesn't mean as much as it used to. I'll keep to running the scripts, save the graphics, post to my FB presence and as to not clutter the thread.
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DO NOT POST SNOW MAPS THAT DON'T HAVE 3 FEET AMOUNTS. Forum moral is dependent on nothing less.
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That is amazing with 10:1 ratio Change the algorithm to 15 or 20:1 to what most believe will occur. Jaw dropping. A Top3 in the making!
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Probably will be extended back inland. I'm amused looking at the accumulation maps on Hi-Res models depicting the banding feature in animation.
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Sounds like a motivational speech from either Knut Rockney or a DH Lawrence short.
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Naptime is over, what did I miss? 25 pages of frivolity, implosions on the scale of miles and inches. Shift on the track by twenty miles means the difference in getting 18" or 30" A stall and loopback is rarely modeled correctly, best left to nowcast.
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From experience, sound advice: DO NOT CHASE. So extreme it becomes dangerous to be behind the wheel. Get to a location and hole-up.
