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you don't measure the drifts lol

Amazing how those bullseye target clown maps are basically going to have had the right idea

you should take an average of a few different measurements in the open areas

I was more thinking it was the boston weenies feeling good

I forgot you were almost at the border, was looking at just the moosup label on radarscope. nice, nice. glad we were patient for you lol

Feb '13 was like that, except a big layer of the snow was heavy and wet

The euro agreed with it

Yeah. It does look like it is very slowly pulling away

Good luck bud

I don't know what this means

8.5"

I don't control Forky. But like I said, the snowfall totals map should be fascinating. ...Hartford County... 1 E Southington 9.4 in 0125 PM 01/29 3 ENE East Windsor 7.5 in 0310 PM 01/29 2 N Glastonbury 7.0 in 0233 PM 01/29 Bradley AP 4.0 in 0103 PM 01/29 ASOS ...Tolland County... 1 ESE Coventry 10.0 in 1249 PM 01/29 1 NW Andover 7.0 in 0130 PM 01/29 Public 4 WNW Coventry 7.0 in 0134 PM 01/29 1 NNE Somers 6.0 in 1250 PM 01/29 5 E Rockville 6.0 in 0201 PM 01/29 Storrs 5.0 in 0209 PM 01/29 Trained Spotter

My dad just texted me saying "we will see what mahomes ends up doing" I replied "pffffffffff"

I just said it was a magic mountain. You are the one who got all butthurt about it. Btw, there was also a report of 9.8" in Cromwell at 9:15am. The total snowfall map should be quite an interesting one.

heh

winds switched, out of the nne now

more snow for everyone. more wind for everyone.

Did you go rolling around in it lol Looks awesome

they never saw the convective lows until they started to form

yeah, way too far out to really care unfortunately since it has like literally 0 margin for error. But that'd be a bigger event than today for almost everyone outside of EMA.

what is his area?

that's fantastic, thanks for sharing

I wouldn't have minded them either, if I lived in Boston