512high

1 minute ago, DomNH said:

We're all snow. 

Thanks dom, you were right yesterday , I was able to burn /nuke two parking lots today...........

1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Should shut up pickles 

any tainting Scott , or maybe coastal region?

Just now, CoastalWx said:

Not at all 512high. Looks good into SNH.

Thought you or someone said dipping more SE, ty(My bad may have been on other thread)..carry on

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

The NAM had about 6 hrs of sick fronto and strong lift into the DGZ. 

Morning Scott, Just getting caught up, you saying tomorrow is now a "no go"? what the F happened?

4 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

The baroclinic zone is draped right along the Coast on all guidance, and the Arctic front trailing behind is oriented SW to NE.  This isn’t a suppression pattern. I think there is room for heights to be pumped off the coast, so that this open wave traverses the region  pretty tucked in. This is also a case where the heaviest snows are going to be closest to the taint line, so keep that in mind...

My first guess is 6-10” for SE NH. Heaviest snowfall from NE MA down to NE CT (8-14”).

we take!

Just now, DomNH said:

Guessing pretty standard stuff. Neither paste nor fluff. Should be pretty easy to nuke with salt. 

Thanks sitting on a lot of that!...

Just now, DomNH said:

BOX hoisted for 2-4'' ORH northeast. I think that's reasonable. I still like 1-3'' here. 

dom, for ASH, density? fluff or paste type?

8 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Moderate success on this one....as I failed to adjust after the late shifts yesterday. That's what I get for doing the Final Call early (Tuesday evening).

https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2019/02/227-228-verification.html

Here was First Call early Monday morning:

Followed by Final Call vs verification:

good call......good work

49 minutes ago, DomNH said:

What my 20s taught me is that weekend snow absolutely blows. Nothing like being cooped up in the house on a Saturday. I’m pissed at the last 2 hours of model runs. 

Dom, I thought that was mostly south of ASH? Maybe a repeat of today for us on Saturday? (or more?)

I understand this is a "Saturday" event , will this now help with Sunday PM/Monday ? Or will this push that away?

3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Yes sir...that is a taker.  Thanks for posting Freak.

The emotional ride is on again!

Had a 31mph gust at 3am, vantage  however is only 20ft off the ground, 33F now missed the squall.....

8 minutes ago, DomNH said:

I will say that the ground seems pretty saturated here and I wonder if the last few days of 40F+ temps has helped loosen it up. Might help bring things down. 

Good point, however, I think frost is still deep, weak trees/limbs....yes

Ray, I always enjoy your write ups, well written, don't  be hard on yourself, I'm already looking forward to your outlook next Fall, with that said hoping for a Miller B in the next few weeks, wishful thinking? We shall see.....

7 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

ORH county def has to watch the ice...it starts in the upper 20s to near 30F, and then we see a "jump" to like 33-34F between 12z and 15z....this is often bogus diurnal warming by the model. I could see it staying below freezing much of the morning hours and that could produce some nasty glazing. I don't think overall it will be a huge deal...the QPF just is't enough and you typically want a better high position.

wind field starts afternoon or late evening Sunday? Just wondering 

2" +/-, 24F, pellets off and on

8 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

It’s a shame this thing craps out at our latitude because if it did not, we could easily get another 4-6”. As it is, seems like 1-2 for many for sleet and RA/DZ.  Maybe we can hope it has some more oomph when it gets here.

scott what was your final total yesterday?

win is a win, but what a boring game in my opinion. Lets try to replenish what will melt

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

That more like 2015.

feb 2015 without the snow?

4 minutes ago, Kitzbuhel Craver said:

Ehhh, that setup tells me not to put away the Teak Oil in Southern CT. Lots of elbow grease workin that turd to a mirrored lacquer finish.

whatever it takes....

41 minutes ago, DomNH said:

Was actually pretty intense here. I'd guess 30-35 mph winds and +SN...nothing we haven't seen from coastals but still pretty cool. 

my Davis vantage vue at exit 5w our shop recorded 29mph when that came through, all roads snow covered and a bit of drifting 

3" /20F/steady snow

clouds/21F

Just now, CoastalWx said:

I don't think that map looks bad? What's wrong with 3-4" at ASH?

I will take that, hope the moisture doesn't run out, please no change over

Did gray post their map yet ?