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Depends on mixing. Ironically a place like BDL is more likely to be stuck in the upper 30s or low 40s than Tolland. There could actually be a mild sea breeze too so Scooter might get shot back into the 30s if that occurs.
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Account from yore in a 12/16/07 event back then: ”We endured 4 hours of blinding snow in the northeast gale. Up to thy knickers by the finis. The courier was dumbfounded to find a snow tempest in Plymouth MA after riding through heavy ice in Tolland CT.”
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Looks like pingers about to RT 2 in ORH County and N of the RT 2 further east. About to Lowell now. That was a good event though for Rt 2 and northward....even here overperformed my own expectations.
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Radar looks good for you and Ray’s area for the next couple hours before you flip. Easily should reach advisory snow totals.
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Getting pingers now. 1.7” final snow before the flip.
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Trying to make a run at 2” anyway, won’t quite make it, but for basically 75 minutes of snow, that is solid
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Ok right on queue…parachutes increasing in size.
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Just took this…def some aggies in there but it’s not the classic silver dollar parachutes right before you flip I’m sure those are coming soon
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Looks like we’re maxing out now on the rates. Heavy snow and 28.7F Those yellow echoes from BOS to my hood are all snow right now
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Too bad we missed a lot of the stuff between 1-330pm. Otherwise we maybe could pull out 2”. But these rates right now are a good consolation. We live for the rates.
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Wonder if you’ll flip back for a bit when the best echoes come back in soon.
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Absolutely pounding right now. Closing in on an inch.
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Sleet line
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Absolutely nuking right now CC has the IP line down near MA/CT border right now. We aren’t getting huge aggies here yet. More like dime-sized
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must be silver dollars falling near ORH.
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Man, this is the type of stuff that would give us a quick 6” in 4 hours if we stayed all snow. Good ratios and growth right now with temps in upper 20s.
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My 1/2 mile reference marker finally got obscured. We pound. Let see if we can pick up a quick 1-2” in this batch before the pingers
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Not even sure we get a half inch of QPF. We might but the accretion on limbs will be roughly 40% of that if it’s pure ZR….less if you are mixing with IP for a while.
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Been mostly in a screw zone so far here. A coating when we ripped for a brief time. Looks like it’s about to pick up though and maybe we pound for an hour or two
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Depends on how you define “delivers”…I’m pretty confident will see some accumulating snow out of that pattern but it could be pennies and nickels or a few hours of a front-ender. If we can get a western ridge to spike, then we’ll have a really good shot at another larger event…but way too far out at this point.
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Still a pretty interesting look near and just after mid-month....this is a 5-day mean H5 pattern
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none of the 25-50 should get into metrowest/495 either…that’s woefully low for that area. Problem is we have a lack of good coops in that region…the little we do have are grossly under measured so it can produce spurious zones like that when we graph averages.
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Solid overcast here now. 28F.
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Man, looking at the ensembles, the public is gonna feel some whiplash....potential record highs for a day or two next week (if things break right....but even if they don't, it would still be quite mild)....then that PV presses south and we go back into a winter pattern.
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PYM county basically doubled their average snow (along with a lot of adjacent SE MA). I better not hear any whining of we get an interior winter soon….otherwise we’re restricting access to those posters so they can only read the Mid-Atlantic forums.
