msg112469

100%. Just thinking the exact same thing. These storms are a nuisance as far as I'm concerned. I'm sitting here pissed that I actually need to get outside and fire up the snow blower for another mediocre 4" storm.

Yup

It is quite common, historically. Just not common in the last 10 years or so. Lol!

Yeah. Junk.

It's an anomaly. That area usually cleans up BIG!

Manitoba Mauler.

Obviously the Euro if you're going by the general forecast, but likely won't know until tomorrow. I'd say just about 100% that the Euro will verify.

Tomorrow around this time is when you trust the NAM. Right now Euro and GFS are converging which is all you need to know for now.

Yes. It was. For sure.

Big difference between where you measured in Wilmington and the Reading / Wakefield line by 128. We had 20" .... Easy!

Bitter comment. Garbage storm? If you are that emotional about who gets the most snow, then you should have grabbed a hotel on a line somewhere on a line from Newburyport to Boston to Taunton. Some of the best Winter conditions in years!

16" gets Boston into Top 5 and 25" gets them #1 all time.

Looks like we are getting some of the goods here in Reading. Just a bit more and get full goods!

That record is toast. It will be close on the single storm total of 28.5". It depends wher the deformation band sets up.

I'm sorry. You're right. It was the Euro, but you get the idea. It's common for snow totals to come down as you get closer to game time on large events! You should know that since I've seen you on this forum for the better part of a decade. The reason I posted this time around is because of the magnitude of what was possible. It doesn't look like we'll get 4 feet. We'll likely get 2 feet in the Boston area and I'm OK with that.