Another rare winter storm with minimal wind. Snow falling almost vertical so very easy to measure. Right around 3.75”, should end up +4” of heavy wet paste.
Performing well on Cape Cod despite accumulation not beginning until after 4PM.
These became mostly automated at some point in the recent past, correct? Feel like they’ve been far too volatile / unreliable vs. the previous iteration.
I believe it was the QB draw to the left side, the play before the deep pass interference inside the 10-yard line. Payton clarified in his press conference.
Hard to beat the recent run the Cape has seen. Has had either snow falling, or snow on the ground Christmas Eve / Christmas for 3 of the last 4 years.
The 2022 ocean effect band (west to east instead of the normal north to south!) was one to remember.
This afternoon in Barnstable.
Roads pretty rough on Cape.
A day of two storms; A calm wind bringing 3” of wet snow until 4PM, followed by dropping temps, winds gusting to 30mph out of the NW, and +3” additional inches of fluff.
After a day of windless snow, really ramping up here on Cape Cod in the last hour. Gusting +30mph, sustained 15-20mph.
Totally different feel outside, could make a run at +6 inches with these conditions.
HRRR continues to show a narrow band of 2-4 inches of extra snow for parts of Cape before this one wraps up.
Very tight gradient however, 5-10 miles could be the difference between a dusting and higher amounts.