moneypitmike

I think you'll enjoy the recap.

Isn't it great racking up the frequent flyer miles for free trips you have no desire to go on because you just want to be home when the work trips are done?

I had not been up there for measurements along the way--but until the couple weeks leading to last week's storm, things did look pretty good up there. My effort to get the family excited to drive to Pit2 tomorrow night for a snowstorm went over like a lead balloon. I hope I can finagle at least a solo trip.

LOL--that's playing with fire. I hope that's their high-end map.....

I'll never pass on the storm. But, to the point of depth, give me the big storms in December. March pads season totals but it's short-lived once the storm passes.

Welcome.

I know this board is slanted to SNE, but CNE and NNE do well on this as well. Still leaning to Pit2.

GYX playing it conservatively with it's snow forecast--which is still pretty healthy. Not hitting wind issues at all. I suspect they'll still be strong enough to keep my lawn free of accumulation while up the street they need a yard stick. Have adjusted snow ratios down, and for now have suppressed model QPF somewhat to generate snowfall forecast. This leaves room for upward or downward adjustment as the event draws closer. That said still appears to be yet another significant snowfall event for the region. Based on current track and QPF alignment mid-coast and central Maine appear to be best aligned to see the greatest snowfall.

We see this again and again. Eeyore all over this one for western areas.

Pit2, ftw.

Reading this is like reading a real-time Messenger post. Looks like I'm going to need to head to Pit2 again. Hopefully my wife won't mind....

You left out SECS--'significant'

Im hoping gor the best. I have about 3 mile view looking north up the river. Im keeping my fingers crossed.

How much did you measure, Chris? It's predominately qpf, though. That said, we're now hiavng the best snow of the storm--at least since 5:00a.m. If it keeps up a while this could get us over the hump to reach advisory level.

lol!!!!

It is what it is. FWIW, BOX has updated it's snowfall forecast map for what is likely the last time. I don't know what they're thinking with the amounts they're showing out here. My ZFP is also calling for 12-16". A quick look out the window and at the radar makes me shake my head.

I was worried going to bed last night, the radar returns hitting a wall as they headed up here were tell-tale of a bust. Mets and others saying not to worry since it's really not going to be firing up until 06z gave me hope. At least I can now make it from Thanksgiving until probably February without using my snowblower.

This is an utter failure in GC. I don't know if we'll achieve advisory level snow. At least its breezy so the couple inches that came down can blow around a little. If it weren't so funny to bust so drastically, I'd really be bummed. I'll probably get more Thursday night/Friday than I get from this. This winter has diminished to a D- at this point out here. Sucky, sucky, sucky. When can I open the pool?

LOL--Messenger's 'in-storm' pbp freaks me out everytime. I become convinced I'll only get flurries.

Upstream radar. No one gives a sh*t about downstream radar.

I would be laughing so hard--the continuation of the 2014-15 winter.

You, ftw.

How the heck does NYC get OES on a NE wind? LIS ain't gonna cut it.

LOL--I love that icon.

it was really little more than some whimpering. Let's see how it plays out.