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March 18-20th Fluff Bomb Special


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Ahead of the storm, some numbers to keep handy:

 

Boston:

 

February-March snowfall to date: 47.1" (6th highest)

 

Next on the list:

3. 51.0", 1994

4. 48.0", 2003

5. 57.4", 1969

 

Worcester:

 

February-March snowfall to date: 67.4" (2nd highest)

 

Next on the list:

1. 70.1", 1967

 

3 highest two-month figures:

1. 74.8", January-February 2005

2. 71.4", January-February 2011

3. 70.1", February-March 1967

 

Seasonal snowfall to date: 101.0" (4th highest)

 

Next on the list:

2. 114.3", 2004-05

3. 104.3", 1960-61

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Ahead of the storm, some numbers to keep handy:

 

Boston:

 

February-March snowfall to date: 47.1" (6th highest)

 

Next on the list:

3. 51.0", 1994

4. 48.0", 2003

5. 57.4", 1969

 

Worcester:

 

February-March snowfall to date: 67.4" (2nd highest)

 

Next on the list:

1. 70.1", 1967

 

3 highest two-month figures:

1. 74.8", January-February 2005

2. 71.4", January-February 2011

3. 70.1", February-March 1967

 

Seasonal snowfall to date: 101.0" (4th highest)

 

Next on the list:

2. 114.3", 2004-05

3. 104.3", 1960-61

Wow just WOW!   ORH gets its snowiest season record by April 1

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Crushed.

 

And really I don't think mix is too much of a threat save for coastal NH and York County, ME. Maybe Cape Elizabeth tickles the coastal front for a couple hours, but I think PWM sits on a 20 degree wind direction and around 30 for a temp during the good stuff. Ageostrophic flow up through H9 is all northerly drain (except for the NAM and even then it's only southern areas where it turns onshore). The GFS and Euro are both quite northerly with ageostophic flow right down into NE Massachusetts.

I approve of this post. I'm basically right on the Cumberland/York line and about 3 miles inland, so I may be on the edge for a bit -- but it sounds like a pretty good thumping regardless. Thanks for your thoughts.

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My entire hood has about 80% cover . Sunny lawns have grass in spots. Shaded lawns have 3-6 OTG at least. All yards still have big snow banks.

I was in low lying Tolland on Saturday and there wasn't squat left except for some plowed piles and stuff in shade.  I looked up into to that hill area east of 84 where the radio tower are and saw what looked to be a decent cover.

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Yeah.  Pretty cool.  Is that the 1st time meeting both Mike and Steve?

I think SR stands to get crushed in this setup.  I could see them reporting 18-24".

 

Yes, First time i met anyone on this board, It was pretty cool, Great bunch of guys, Yeah 18" was the number we talked about, Was hanging out when the 12z Euro data was coming in

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