MuddyWx

3 minutes ago, MarkO said:

6 miles east? Bakers Island?

my bad, more like 4 miles. just inside of 128 in E beverly

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Where are you? I bet Peabody, Danvers Salem gets 3+

Beverly, like 6 miles east of danvers, just east 128

lol i'll take that jack on the n shore  hopefully in a good spot

looks like harvey's map

1 minute ago, ineedsnow said:

made a comment in the NYC forum something is off give 1 inch of qpf here but ony 5 inches of snow doesnt even make sense

thanks for pointing out.. really weird. qpf is way better than that

not sure if already posted, but ukmet, 10:1

4 minutes ago, Cmass495 said:

Alright that’s sick.. ratios would be massive in that band. Pile it up 

Past 2 euro runs have been pretty epic.. would be some historic stuff for eastern MA

5 minutes ago, weathafella said:

I mean.. that’s 2 ft plus East of ORH in MA

10:1 and kuchie

Is the gfs just insanely outclassed in handling that s stream wave and the phasing?

clown map at hr90

It goes boom in the GoM hr 120. 964

DC area gets it pretty good, but then exits stage right. Looking forward to ensembles

There's a better chance of winning the lottery than the CMC hitting on a day 8 coastal

30 minutes ago, IowaStorm05 said:

Yeah I know….. the red line is temperature? It shows that at ~800 that the line has a peak temperature reaching around 9 degrees celcius according to that. It is even circled and is just above and adjacent to 10. I’m in no way busting any balls I’m just trying to figure this out or how I’m not interpreting this if I am wrong.

Points of equal temperature are shown with the diagonal dashed lines. So where that red temp line crosses the dashed line at about 800mb, you can move down the dashed line and see that the temp for that dashed line is 0C. Therefore temp at 800mb is ever so slightly above 0C (hence the sleet depiction)

46 minutes ago, MuddyWx said:

Have about 10" in Beverly on the North Shore. Going at a decent rate right now with large dendrites in that last gasp band, might pick up a quick 1"?

Just about got it!

10.8" Final in Beverly. Nothing like a white, wintry landscape with a lot of fresh pow.. So peaceful out there with the muted sounds and some lingering light snow. Man I love winter

Have about 10" in Beverly on the North Shore. Going at a decent rate right now with large dendrites in that last gasp band, might pick up a quick 1"?

4 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

Rgem actually looks pretty nice. Similar to 18z but I think it probably bumped a little.

Where do you find the Rgem this early? Pivotal and TT are slow with it

13 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

01 HRRR is quite a sad thing

 

There are still a few hours of precip after that. Doesn't look terrible for eastern areas

18z is congrats north shore MA

1 minute ago, 8611Blizz said:

Bouchard finally caving, 3-5 for most and 5-7 for south of boston

Not sure what he was thinking in the first place lol

the kuchera looks very nice. reasonable.

7 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

Pretty sizable jump NW on the EPS.

12z vs 18z

this one is just the Jan 7 storm