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Jan 19-20th Observations


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I swear we live in a snow hole. Haven't measured, but not looking more than 2". How the frick does that happen. PWM gets 6", GYX gets 7". I live almost in the middle and we get 2"?

i think I'd measure if I were you. You would be in a snow hole if that number is true. The towns on my drive in all had similar amounts to me, according to my old eyes.

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Well I cannot believe I got more than BDL...I never thought I would live to see it lol, 3 here on the dot!

Wow I got more than Mt. Tolland, Stafford Springs and BDL!!!! I think I just might faint!

There is about 1" here near Bradley Rd.... Did you measure a shoveled pile of snow?

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Event totals: 3.6” Snow/0.13” L.E.

The snowfall dried out a bit more overnight, and even after this latest round sat on the board for a while until morning observations, it still came in under 3% H2O with a 35 to 1 ratio. There’s still a little bit of light snow/flurry action going on, so I’ll report later today if there’s anything to add to the storm total.

I see PF had some of the snow totals from the Vermont ski areas above, but below I’ve added a few more in the usual north to south list of what I've seen reported in up to this point; it looks like there was a peak in accumulations in the Bolton through Smugg’s stretch where totals pushed past the half foot mark. Totals fell off somewhat to the north and south of there, with another peak in snow totals in the southern part of the state:

Jay Peak: 4”

Burke: 3”

Smuggler’s Notch: 6”

Stowe: 7”

Bolton Valley: 6”

Mad River Glen: 3”

Sugarbush: 2”

Pico: 3”

Killington: 3”

Okemo: 5”

Bromley: 4”

Stratton: 5”

Mount Snow: 5”

Some details from the 6:00 A.M. Waterbury observations are below:

New Snow: 1.4 inches

New Liquid: 0.04 inches

Snow/Water Ratio: 35.0

Snow Density: 2.9% H2O

Temperature: 22.5 F

Sky: Light Snow/Flurries (1-3 mm flakes)

Snow at the stake: 10.0 inches

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In case people missed it, BOX description of the rotation / mesoscale low on radar centered over southeast Mass last night:

This

was quite an interesting event as a triple low developed over the

area in response to strong frontal convergence. This low level

circulation was captured by our radar around 05z-06z from

Narragansett Bay to Buzzards Bay and into Cape Cod Bay. In fact as

the circulation tracked across Massachusetts Bay pvc reported a southeast wind g44

knots at 0555z! Quite the inflow! This triple point/mesoscale low

developed about 150 miles farther south than model guidance projected.

Thus more snowfall than previous forecast.

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In case people missed it, BOX description of the rotation / mesoscale low on radar centered over southeast Mass last night:

This

was quite an interesting event as a triple low developed over the

area in response to strong frontal convergence. This low level

circulation was captured by our radar around 05z-06z from

Narragansett Bay to Buzzards Bay and into Cape Cod Bay. In fact as

the circulation tracked across Massachusetts Bay pvc reported a southeast wind g44

knots at 0555z! Quite the inflow! This triple point/mesoscale low

developed about 150 miles farther south than model guidance projected.

Thus more snowfall than previous forecast.

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