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Congrats to the Boston peeps. About an inch here with bonus points for wintry appeal through much of the day

Yeah the Thanksgiving storm was better to the west of Rt 2. They had 8-10" on that one. Then another 6-8" in the clipper, plus a few small events

I guess it depends on where, but places like Berkshire East are probably at 16"+

I was at that game in person. Cold and blustery with snow in the air but nothing really accumulating. Drunkest crowd I've ever been around. Bills fans would blush. I don't think anyone in the stadium sat down the entire game. Not kidding.

It's absolutely embarrassing how they treat Mt Ellen. They could have seen the issues both at the end of last year and this year coming a mile away and have made zero effort to compensate by utilizing one of the finest mountains in New England. Shameful really.

Yeah only 540' but higher terrain just north. Northeast of here a very short distance is Quabbin at equal height, but south and west it drops quite a bit. Jackpot. Congrats. RGEM ftw

Pushing 7.5" now. That wind direction was perfect for this area.

6.5"+ and still coming down hard Stunning

This clipper is the type of event where the narrow elevations west of Quabbin should do well. And also where there will likely be a pronounced difference from the valley bottoms to the semi upland areas. Would be great for that advy to verify, 3km looks sweet.

uncomfortably dewy

That was a tongue in cheek comment but it does argue for going beyond averaging. I'm still waiting for daily integrated 5 min temp analysis rather than (max+min)/2... guess I'll keep waiting.

And basically normal in the means

https://www.wwlp.com/news/local-news/hampshire-county/sighting-of-mountain-lion-in-massachusetts-confirmed-in-goshen/amp/

36 @ CEF

Same with hickory nuts. Biggest bumper crop I've seen at this location since I arrived in 2013. Just filling 5 gallon buckets with em.