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Theories? Easily audible so I checked FlightAware. Looks like a systematic screen. This one ~9pm Monday March 3 took off from Hanscom: A 2nd one ~11:30pm took off from Northeast Philly:

Some younger folks here might be interested in this… summer student volunteer program with NWS Boston: https://www.weather.gov/media/box/Summer_2025.pdf

Fond memory on multiple levels... the turning point, Euro ~60 hrs prior... went from OTS to a retro for a few inches to a blizzard:

Congrats! I think most here were thrilled not to see a 3peat!

~5-5.25" in Brookline I love the fresh stark white on everything

Take a 3peat tonight to the bank?

Look at Feb 9 0z HREF… 3z/4z RAP and 3z/4z HRRR, that’s go-time guidance… even short term mesos failed horribly here in handling dry air, had it snowing in east at least through 7am

Brookline: Great snowgrowth and heaviest rates of season, has to be at least 1”/hr RAP HRRR HREF look good esp NOP and NEMA

Warnings up This degree of model consensus seems so rare lately

Been a while since we've had a no-drama significant storm... Regionwide 6-10" would probably accurately cover almost everyone outside Cape/southcoast

Just saw this from Box, sorry if posted earlier... Are they relying on ratios for such widespread 8-12"? Solid event incoming for a change... most guidance supports widespread 4-8", maybe some spots 8"+

Actually decent 4-day-lead consensus EC / GFS / CMC for once

Healthier SWFE and that fledgling CCB keeps improving Widespread warning snows, would be SNE's largest storm of season so far

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/at00sqr6q8/dyfi/intensity

Earthquake? definite shaking in Fenway area