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    Sunday Fast Flow Critter

    in New England

    Posted

    1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

    Kids “Olympic Bobsled Track” with a new coating on it. They actually made this by accident due to the deep snow when they tried to sled, it created a depression to form the track and then once they saw bobsled and luge on TV, they decided that’s what their own track was. 
     

     

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    So awesome! we had one in the woods here 

    Sunday Fast Flow Critter

    in New England

    Posted

    34 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

    If anyone has totals from this let me know for SNE

    I have a lot of maps and stuff to catch up on this week including Feb 20th, Feb 25th and Mar 1st and updating the archive

    Ill also be doing a season-to-date snowfall maps update for tri-state/SNE this week

     

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    March Madness

    in New England

    Posted

    17 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    The indices for the mid month would allow for a warmer look than the operational runs are really committing to over these last couple of cycles

    No one‘s failing to see any fucking trees. There are some people that are ignoring the tea leaves in lieu of any solution that looks like or placates/enabling your friggin psychosis with winter and getting model dopa hits  ha

    It may be that the operational runs are more right than the index sometimes that happens

    To reiterate for the 18th time, I wouldn’t go much more than a melt or mud season onset for the time being.  

    Hey board Psychologist I got some dope for you . Chill out big boy it was a joke 

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    March Madness

    in New England

    Posted

    55 minutes ago, dendrite said:

    6z eps aifs are still really consistently warm though. Supposedly it’s the best guidance. We’ll see. Still a week out though…seems like we’ve been following it for weeks. 
     

     

    Cuz you guys are not seeing the trees always looking at the end of the forest 

    Sunday Fast Flow Critter

    in New England

    Posted

    Just now, ORH_wxman said:

    Ripping again in this band. Fun stuff. Too bad we couldn’t slow this down into like a 4-6 hour type event. We’d prob score 5-8”

    Get Scooter to start the leaf blower to slow it down

    New England snowstorm memories.

    in New England

    Posted

    On 2/27/2026 at 11:02 PM, vortex95 said:

    Gust 91 mph IOSN3 and 94 mph Seabrook.  "Double" high tide at BOS on the gauge and it was fortunate the the storm tide did not coincide w/ high tide.

    It was so flipped/wrapped up,  NYC got 20" snow on a NW.  7"+ rain total in SW ME which is an enormous rain total for a single storm in the winter month NEUS.  The CAA pattern was whacked w/ temps dropping sharply on the S Coast as winds shifted to the S!

    CoastalWx liked the snow squalls all over the place for two days after the above as the upper low stalled right over the region!

    I thought t was as Shapiro-Keyser cyclone (T-bone frontal fracture), which are rare in the NEUS, but I came across the paper recent and it was some weird hybrid thingee!  I attached the paper from GYX.

    Look at the sfc analyses in the paper for the evolution of the sfc low.  Went from N-S to W-E axis in short order ("instant occlusion").

    Also, on the last page, a list of the top 17 storm surges at PWM.  I thought the Bliz of 78 was PWM's highest, but 4 exceeded it and 2 others tied it.
     

     

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    You should have been on the board that night.  Messenger , Cape Cod Phil, Dendrite, EEK  and I pulled all nighters. We tracked a mesolow right over CC up to Boston Harbor then into Portland then a sharp left. With that movement we watched a meso 954 recorded by a buoy off shore NEMA. One after another buoys failed.  The main lp meanwhile was transversìng LI Sound. An incredible bizarre night. Eek filmed surge!

    Blizzard of 2026 Storm Totals

    in New England

    Posted

    12 hours ago, codfishsnowman said:

    So the areas he measured away from his neighborhood did have more snow. Seems they were generally 16-18 new snow otg and a decent amount of old snow which he clearly finds with the yard stick. So I can see the new snow compacting a few inches from the depth when the last flakes fell which pushes the total to say a roughly 20 inches when the snow stopped . I understand by measuring every six hours with those crazy rates , snow settling under its own weight , winds pulverizing the flakes, temps 29-33 causing a wetter snow etc one is certainly going to get bigger numbers for snowfall. But is the difference really ten to fifteen inches making storm total snowfall 30-35 inches? It just seems like a 30-35 inch snowfall would leave a depth of 24 to 30 inches on top of the old snowfall and then overnight and next morning til he got there to measure would find depths around 21 to 27 inches. I have never had a situation like this to deal with so I don't really know. Just seems like reporting 36 inches of snowfall and then not even twenty four hours later a settled depth of 18-19 inches is suspicious. I know the difference between snowfall and snow depth. Listen he is a lot but I think his researching the issue was more than reasonable and doesn't make him more crazy.

    Blue Hill had 17 on the ground day before 24 total day of 28 otg next day. Its science 

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    March Madness

    in New England

    Posted

    21 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

    I'm fine if we're done...blizzard let down absolutely gutted me...kind of want to move on.

    Not done but take a break come back refreshed March 15th you will like what you see 

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