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Chilly Sunday there. Probably a +7/-7 type day here.

They did that a lot back then with the major storms. I mean, can anyone recall big CAA winds after a damaging LLJ on the front end?

DragGW in 93 SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT-BLIZZARD WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOSTON MA 430 PM EST SAT MAR 13 1993 ...AN AWESOME STORM...WITH THE POWER OF A HURRICANE HAS EMBRACED NEW ENGLAND... AT 5PM...THE WHOLE MBTA TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM WILL SHUT DOWN. THE TOBIN BRIDGE CROSSING INTO BOSTON WILL SHUT DOWN AT 530 PM. LOGAN AIRPORT IN BOSTON WAS OFFICIALLY CLOSED WITH WIND GUSTS OF 70 MPH AT 4 PM IN BLIZZARD CONDITIONS. THE MASSACHUSETTS TURNPIKE WAS A DRIVE AT YOUR OWN RISK VENTURE...WITH TOLLS NOT BEING COLLECTED. PROPANE TANKERS AND TANDEM TRAILER TRUCKS WERE BANNED FROM THE MASS PIKE. THUNDER AND NEAR ZERO VISIBILITY WILL AFFECT MUCH OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND NORTH OF INTERSTATE 95 THROUGH 6 OR 7 PM. MOST OF INTERIOR NEW ENGLAND WILL HAVE 12 TO 18 INCHES BY 8 PM WITH A FEW LOCATIONS FROM THE MERRIMACK VALLEY THROUGH THE WORCESTER HILLS AND THE NORTHWEST HILLS OF CONNECTICUT REACHING 2 FEET BY MIDNIGHT. THE EXCEPTION IS THE SOUTH COAST FROM NEAR PROVIDENCE TO CAPE COD WHERE ONLY 4 TO 8 INCHES WILL OCCUR. DRIFTS TO 10 FEET ARE POSSIBLE IN THE HIGHER TERRAIN LOCATIONS OF CENTRAL AND WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND THE NORTHWEST HILLS OF CONNECTICUT. THE BLIZZARD WAS IN A TRANSITION TO INTENSE SLEET ALONG THE SOUTH COAST OF CONNECTICUT TO JUST SOUTH OF PROVIDENCE TO CAPE COD. IT WAS RAINING AT NANTUCKET ISLAND. THE TRANSITION TO SLEET SHOULD REACH BOSTON BETWEEN 8 AND 9 PM. AT 4 PM...8 TO 16 INCHES OF SNOW HAD FALLEN ON THE METROPOLIS FROM WASHINGTON DC THROUGH PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK CITY....WITH 5 TO 11 INCHES HAVING OCCURRED IN CONNECTICUT...MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND. SNOW WAS ACCUMULATING AT THE RATE OF 2 TO 3 INCHES AN HOUR OVER THE INTERIOR OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. THE STRONG WINDS WILL BRING DOWN TREES WHICH WILL KNOCK OUT POWER. THE BLIZZARD WILL ABATE TOWARD TONIGHT EXCEPT POSSIBLY IN THE FAR WEST PORTION OF MASSACHUSETTS AND THE NORTHWEST HILLS OF CONNECTICUT. HOWEVER...PLEASE DONT BE LULLED INTO THINKING THIS STORM IS OVER. DURING THE LULL....YOUR BAROMETER WILL READ CLOSE TO 28.4 INCHES...NEARLY A RECORD IN SOME PLACES. TREAT THIS LIKE A HURRICANE...THE WIND ON THE BACK SIDE OF THIS STORM SOMETIME SUNDAY MORNING MAY BE MORE VIOLENT THAN THAT WHICH OCCURS THIS AFTERNOON. A FEW GUSTS TO 80 MPH ARE POSSIBLE IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND ANYTIME FROM LATE THIS AFTERNOON INTO SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ...............ROADS WILL BECOME COMPLETELY IMPASSABLE........... ..........UNLESS ITS AN EMERGENCY...PLEASE...PLEASE DO NOT TRAVEL...IT COULD BE A FATAL MISTAKE... THE STORM AT 4 PM WAS LOCATED NEAR PATUXENT RIVER NAVAL AIR STATION ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY...NEAR ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND WITH A CENTRAL PRESSURE OF 28.47 INCHES. IT IS PROJECTED TO PASS BETWEEN WORCESTER AND BOSTON AROUND 1 OR 2 AM SUNDAY. DRAG SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT-BLIZZARD WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOSTON MA 542 PM EST SAT MAR 13 1993 ...INTENSE BLIZZARD CONTINUES TO POUND THE BAY STATE... LOGAN AIRPORT IN BOSTON RECEIVED A WIND GUST TO 81 MPH AROUND 538 THIS AFTERNOON. ^ MOST OF INTERIOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WILL HAVE 12 TO 18 INCHES BY 8 PM WITH A FEW LOCATIONS FROM THE MERRIMACK VALLEY THROUGH THE WORCESTER HILLS AND THE NORTHWEST HILLS OF CONNECTICUT REACHING 2 FEET BY MIDNIGHT. THE EXCEPTION IS THE SOUTH COAST FROM NEAR PROVIDENCE TO CAPE COD WHERE ONLY 6 TO 10 INCHES WILL OCCUR. DRIFTS TO 10 FEET ARE POSSIBLE IN THE HIGHER TERRAIN LOCATIONS OF CENTRAL AND WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND THE NORTHWEST HILLS OF CONNECTICUT. DRIFTS IN EXCESS OF 5 FEET ARE BEING REPORTED IN THE GREATER BOSTON AREA. SNOW WAS ACCUMULATING AT THE RATE OF 2 TO 3 INCHES AN HOUR OVER THE INTERIOR OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. THE STRONG WINDS WILL BRING DOWN TREES WHICH WILL KNOCK OUT POWER. THE BLIZZARD WILL ABATE TONIGHT EXCEPT POSSIBLY IN THE FAR WEST PORTION OF MASSACHUSETTS AND THE NORTHWEST HILLS OF CONNECTICUT. HOWEVER...PLEASE DONT BE LULLED INTO THINKING THIS STORM IS OVER. DURING THE LULL....YOUR BAROMETER WILL READ CLOSE TO 28.4 INCHES...NEARLY A RECORD IN SOME PLACES. TREAT THIS LIKE A HURRICANE...THE WIND ON THE BACK SIDE OF THIS STORM SOMETIME SUNDAY MORNING MAY BE MORE VIOLENT THAN THAT WHICH OCCURS THIS AFTERNOON. A FEW GUSTS TO 80 MPH ARE POSSIBLE IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND ANYTIME FROM LATE THIS AFTERNOON INTO SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ...............MOST ROADS ARE COMPLETELY IMPASSABLE........... ..........UNLESS ITS AN EXTREME EMERGENCY...PLEASE...PLEASE DO NOT TRAVEL...IT COULD BE A FATAL MISTAKE... AT 5 PM THE LOW WAS STILL LOCATED NEAR ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND...TAKING AIM ON SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. DRAG

Here’s the original COOP forms if you want to see them for yourself. 14.0/0.75 on 3/31 but 0/1.67 on 4/1.

No one is breaking record low maxes on Saturday because of early midnight temps.

I’d toss Brockton. They had 14.0” listed in new snow on 3/31 but nothing after that. On the April form they had no new snow listed and only reported depth. The depth for 4/1 was 18”. They had 0” going into the storm. So there’s data that doesn’t jive.

I suppose it’s possible…the more I read, apparently this place is a bit of a rad pit and has fell into the 30s multiple times in recent years. So my guess is that if this station is legit, it’s probably not very old and it probably is more common than you’d think to see 0C there.

There’s a lot of junk reported obs here too. Here’s the mins from the morning of the 3rdand about where that location seems to be.

Lol I will toss that.

Vday with Greta in the County? What a dad.

Euro has been sending it to our west over the past 24hrs

Looks like starting midweek next week we start seeing a lot more highs above freezing.

Euro is definitely shooting the core of the cold to our west. No complaints here.