SouthCoastMA

George, you're setting yourself up for way too many melts this season. no need to even invest 1% of your energy on this one

wouldn't be shocked at a spot 2"+ on the outer cape

1st accumulation of the season. nice surprise

The Day 8+ OP runs sure do trigger some emotional knee-jerk reactions. We've had far worse patterns in December. Of course every post like this needs the disclaimer that a decent pattern does not guarantee snow, but it must get tedious.

Like I said to DIT last week..anything before Christmas is gravy down here. Then he violently shook me in disagreement.

4 straight below average seasons (or near average on the last) so the clock has already started on the regression, for a lot of us. At this point, we just hope for a biggie mixed in with the sea of meh

Compared to my place it's Stowe..at least this morning it felt like it. I'm currently in Canton next to Blue Hill..gotta be 2-3" OTG with very lgt snow still falling.

0" but not unexpected. Had some flakes at times but no stickage. The water is a bit too warm still.

Yeah I drove up RT3 this morning...got bad right around Plymouth with some pretty heavy OES. It was 35° and lt rain when I left, and dropped to 25° once I got to Weymouth.

From what I can tell the 6z EPS extrapolated would continue the trend of the secondary development occuring further inland.

mostly wet here. radar has snow just over the canal

well, I would qualify it and say that given the upcoming pattern over the next two weeks, I'd be shocked if the interior doesn't do relatively well. For tomorrow though, it's a win if the ground is whitened in eastern areas. maybe you score an inch or two

It's December 10th, not late December. you take what you can get before the holidays

at least until next Friday

me neither. my expectations were always low here..but I could see this causing some melts further inland. nothing else really showing that yet, at least

good test for the GFS. it ain't as bad as it used to be, but it's also 7 days out. I wouldn't completely dismiss it. Any sort of compromise would still be a decent hit

yeah the 3k had a mini jack area just off cape..would be nice to get some flakes flying regardless

a creep and tickle north could get you a couple

Nah over the Cape would be a rainer inside of 495, at least.

GFS is probably way off on the suppression..but I don't think it should be easily discarded like it used to be. Still within the realm of possibilities, as is a NYC hugger.

Meh. I'd take that over a driving rainstorm. Obviously the ideal situation is something like the 6z GFS or a slightly more offshore version of that (for us).

Wild here for a time (wareham). Went from mild and partly sunny (and a cool rainbow that I vividly remember), to blizzard conditions and gusts over 80 in a matter of an hour. I started off the day in Norwood where it started to change to snow at the time I was leaving, but still nothing crazy (1 or 2pm??) Apparently I might have gotten stuck if I left 30 min later. I recall writing a summary of the storm to Mish Michaels a day after. RIP This was also the storm that made me sign up to the EasternWx board.

yeah let's get this SE of the benchmark *logs off*

6z GFS continued the redevelopment trend further SE. it will take more for that to matter here, but I didn't think it was even a possibility 24 hours ago.