Greg

I know by the next run it will probably tic back southeast some but man, what snowy run.

With that track verbatim, at least that.

Have to admit, that's a pretty conservative printout.

Looks more like an Eastern CT, RI to Southeastern MA dry slot verbatim on that RPM model.

+ 20.0" NEW 2/2/21 46.7" YTD

Make sure my friend you check the roof of your house now and again like I do. This stuff can start to weigh down and cause problems. Otherwise good storm around these parts. East Acton 21.8 700 AM 2/02 Ham Radio Hudson 20.9 659 AM 2/02 Ham Radio Littleton 20.4 805 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter LOWELL 20.1 836 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter Wilmington 20.0 221 AM 2/02 General Public Dracut 19.6 737 AM 2/02 Ham Radio Tewksbury 19.5 635 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter Townsend 18.2 931 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter Burlington 18.2 1131 PM 2/01 Trained Spotter Winchester 18.2 744 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter

I know because that 20" amount was taken close to 2:30 AM this morning. With Bedford at about 18.0", Acton at 21.8", Methuen at 18.3" and Lowell at 20.1", and the way that Coastal Front behaved, those amounts seem pretty spot on. East Acton 21.8 700 AM 2/02 Ham Radio Hudson 20.9 659 AM 2/02 Ham Radio Littleton 20.4 805 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter LOWELL 20.1 836 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter Wilmington 20.0 221 AM 2/02 General Public Dracut 19.6 737 AM 2/02 Ham Radio Tewksbury 19.5 635 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter Townsend 18.2 931 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter burlington 18.2 1131 PM 2/01 Trained Spotter WInchester 18.2 744 AM 2/02 Trained Spotter

That map looks a little undercooked.

The ground was pretty cold leading up to this so I would think the 900 were just a degree or two too warm. that may be the difference right there. As of now, I have very close to 20" right now but a little gun shy to report it to the National Weather Service. Concerned it may look too high or a little aggressive with the surrounding areas. But, I'll wait a little bit.

So close, so close right now. A few more hours of this into the very early morning hours and I think we can just about do it.

Even I actually thought you would do better than that.

Just watched Harvey Leonard on channel 5. Indicates up to 20" in the Worcester County and Merrimack Valley just west and northwest of Boston.

I just measured about 16.0" It's incredible out here.

Boston, Especially Logan International, is right on the water and Taunton is actually a decent way inland from the waters edge. In tight situations like this, Placement from the immediate waters edge is everything even at almost exact temperatures.

Still Snowing at a moderate to heavy clip, still strong wind gusts once and a while.

I second that thought. It did do fairly well with other short range regional models.

Can't tell what I have here, Well over a foot but tough to make measurements. I'll give a report by Midnight

You forgot the Merrimack Valley. Similar amounts here.

I know you are but what am I?

DO NOT CLEAR THE BOARD EVERY HOUR. YOU WILL INFLATE THE TOTALS THAT WAY.

They did have a lot of drifting though down there, that can become very tough to get an accurate measurement, that I can understand.

The Salem, Mass amount officially was 38". Definitely legit. One of the official jacks.

It must be like the movie Poltergeist where it only precipitated over your house in Harwich like that.

With 24" in Hyannis and 26" in Denis and 15" in Chatham. Sounds like the roof snow fell in the yard where you measured it.

Oh, I see. Although the true official jacks in that where actually Salem, MA and southern Plympton, MA near Carver, MA.