Greg
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Most here have 8-12" of snow in the Merrimack Valley/Western Essex County as of 8:00 AM this morning. We'll see what the rest of today and whatever Round 2 brings. Definitely looking a lot like Xmas around these parts. Days and days!
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Morning guys. Steady light snow. Looks like it never really changed over here this morning with very light snow when I went to bed around 2 AM. Looks like snow has become more steadier. I'll measure in a few minutes.
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Still very light snow falling but not really adding much at all at this time.
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Just about 8.0" out there at 12:01. Not bad for Round 1. Lets see what round 2 can bring.
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Man, snow still coming down at a good clip here. I'll measure in about a good 25 Minutes. That will give me my total for this day by 12 Midnight.
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Tell me what you got for a settled snow Depth so I can compare with most areas that don't measure every 6 hours. Just curious what it is for ground truth.
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I'm actually thinking that it may be at least 7.5" by 12 Midnight if this keeps up. We'll see.
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Just measured 5.5" at 10:03 PM and coming down heavily.
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Been coming down fast here for a while now; I'll measure at 10 PM to see where I am at.
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It actually ends totally at the 42 Hour mark.
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Latest NAM seems to be holding serve so far.
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2.5" here steady as she goes.
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This is one of those things where it will just starts snowing quickly/ steadily with this WAA after a very shortly after you see the first flakes.
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We're not really predicting 20"-30" of snow right now, just looking at the trend this close in to go time. I do think climatology works in and reality will temper things a bit as usual.
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I think it meant 2001ish with the biggest swath right around the Northeast Mass /Southeast New Hampshire boarder west to the southern Monads/ Southern Vermont area.
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Ray you and I right now are in a very good spot so far for this one!
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Actually if you took the Euro verbatim, the 2.5 feet is in 2 small weenie spots if you look very closely. One Northwest of Haverhill, MA (Hampstead, NH) and the other over Northeast Wilmington, MA, North Reading, MA and Southwest Middleton, MA; if it was to be taken literally.
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Boston did actually get 18.2" of snow from a storm in December of 1975 but that was a different set up long ago in the good old days. The trends seem to be our friend right now so keep fingers crossed.
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I think they do a little better with the Round 2 IMHO.
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Yeah, this gives Eastern Mass the goods it wanted.
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They also have elevation whch also helps add a few mesoscale inches for them.
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I think your going to end up in a WSW relatively soon based on trends.
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I guess this is what many were waiting to see.
