SouthCoastMA

isn't that nice of the SNE weenies to stay up late for you and track a storm that might give some snow to NNE. very thoughtful

C+ Cold January with little snow had this at a D- before the late Jan storm. On track to finish around average or slightly above. I'm not sold on it yet though.

Hit 53 earlier. Then in the last hour went from 50 to around 38. It's pushing south pretty fast

still have full coverage here. at least several inches

Degrees of suckitude, agreed.

OK..I'll give you that. We'll see what happens next. If the GFS and Euro tick colder again, it will be a win for the GFS...until the next model cycle

I don't see it going as far north as the Euro has caved south..but I guess it's possible. I was being hyperbolic, but it's plainly obvious over the past month it has been more right than wrong with the general idea in the mid-range.

Need another 50 mile tick for my area, but that's probably asking too much at this point.

That's a nice way of saying the Euro has sucked

GFS - King of the mid range

Rush obviously. Our Lady peace was decent and Jagged Little Pill. I don't know much else

Maybe this can evolve into that late Jan 2012 event.

PEAK depth for me had to be 2/15/15 - 30" in Acushnet MA. I'm sure most had some insane peak depths that year though..especially up in South Shore

No, lol - because I don't feel confident in it. I had measurements all over the place, but the driveway this morning was between 13-15"..so assuming it settled at bit. Was helping out the inlaws in Centerville - they had a bit less than us. About 11-12" settled in their driveway but was also heavier in nature.

going with 14.5" here.

nice blizzard on the Cape. not historic though. issues were: 1) losing 5-6" over night due to temps around 33°. needed better antecedent airmass 2) 700mb may have closed off too close to Cape. not sure if dual low situation had anything to do with that. Epic mainly bands situated in SE Mass / South Shore. they tickled my area in the afternoon but nowhere near the length of the jack zone 3) storm didn't capture and stall SE or ESE of Cape. OE enhancement usually lasts longer with N or NNE winds vs NNW/NW winds with storm departing to the Northeast. see 05 or 15 where Cape cleaned up with CCB and OE enhancement otherwise, fun storm..maybe Top 10 or 12?

yeah it's the lower level stuff. shows up more cellular

yeah this is good stuff..hopefully it can hang on another hour or two

This is still 1-2" inch an hour stuff at the moment.

looks like some cellular OES enhancement. I'm sure that was going on the whole time but easier to see with the bands weakening

almost impossible to measure. somewhere between 12-18". those were the ranges I could find in the yard, excluding the drifts and wind blown mins. definitely cleaned up since 2pm, still going strong but not like it was 30 min ago

looking outside, you'd think we were in this band. it's heavy, and can't image the rates over the canal.

Not even bothering to measure. Probably somewhere between 9-14" Shooting for 20"+ but need some banding from 2-7pm, which I think we have a shot at. Nothing insane like the south shore though

I think we do fairly well over the next 5-7 hours. It's always more favorable when the winds start backing NNE. The band is starting to build over the cape..and it coincides the the 700mb low moving east a bit.

dry slot is right on my ass but I might be able to hold it off. seems like it the southern edge wants to start pivoting east and up.