CoastalWx

Jerry will fish. We'll have to wait.

Even down here, maples are coming along as well. Patches of decent color.

As soon as Dryslot said "we take" when the euro buried Maine in that one, we took.

It's possible we get a similar 1 month slaughter, but I feel like those amounts won't be touched. Maybe we get a 60-80" period there..but that was an unbelievable period of just slaughter after slaughter and no melting.

PF was that from today? Color moving along nicely.

How's the Canadian verifying? Am I getting my cane?

Not in the way it happened. Not gonna happen. We aren’t getting 100” in a month without a meltdown.

Between you and me geographically, I think some areas had over 130”.

Our winter was about 5 weeks in 2015 lol. March was cold, but many of us near and north of I-90 did not have a lot to be excited about.

I had 126” and 100” in less than 30 days. Peak depth over 50”. I’ll never see that again.

I’m going to post from that shopping plaza in south Weymouth that you loathe.

Did I beat Stowe village in 14-15?

Thanks Kevin. Your work is much appreciated.

If you’re fooled by Canadian and navgem, I have no words

There’s nothing to track.

Give it up

Interesting how warm NPAC and NATL are.

I think that was the hail date. There were two massive storms that hit within a few days of each other.

Give it up

Zero chance with this first system. It would have to be from another system.

It's a dream scenario for Kev.

This run. Two canes near the East Coast.

Euro gone wild.

Yeah I pulled a bunch of that. It’s annoying AF.

5 influential events for me. Not in order. 1) Gloria. This storm excelled my passion for weather. Just remember watching trees bending like I’ve never seen before. The stratus was flying by. 2) Blizzard 96. This finally broke the 2’ cherry after being screwed in December 92 and just missing the Feb 94 long duration event. 3) 4/1/97. I still haven’t had a storm that left me in awe like that one did. 4) January 2005. Most intense winds in combo with snow rates and temps I’ve seen. 5) May 1996 Brockton area macroburst. While I didn’t get to directly experience it, it tore through the city and suburbs. The damage I saw was astounding.