Logan11 Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 1.4 here" 2.3 down at the old place in the Mid Hudson Valley. Lot of new drifting out here from that small amount. But 26" snowpack so can't complain. 81" for the ytd. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dendrite Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 He has like 46" on the year...well behind most of sne. Sure, at least half of it remains on the ground, but I'm talking snowfall. I'm at 68.9"...lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
40/70 Benchmark Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 His sig only goes through the end of January. His sig only goes through the end of January. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Turtle Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Hmmm... Don't know how you are measuring, TauntonBlizzard, but I just went out to measure the snow board for the midnight reading. We have a total of 6.1 inches for the day, 1.9 inches since 7 PM. It's snowing lightly here now. Oh, we have two boards out there close to each other in an open area away from the building. We're using one for the 6 hourly (and midnight) measurements, and the other for the total. Our total board had just about 6 inches on it. Not too bad, eh? We'll see what happens. --Turtle Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dendrite Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 His sig only goes through the end of January.Oops...my bad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
free_man Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 3.0", vis just went under 2mi again in light snow. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bostonseminole Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Looks great outside.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SlantStickers Anonymous Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Totals may be meh here but it really does look fantastic outside, full layer of snow on everything and blowing about in the breeze. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ginx snewx Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 7k no power Cape T snow , brutalized and pillaged Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CT Rain Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 2.0" new snow. Have a core sitting in my rain gauge but too lazy to measure hot water and melt it. Will wait until morning lol. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
40/70 Benchmark Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 4" should about do it. Depth is a bit challenging to discern because the rain on Wednesday night created pits.....highest I found was 24", lowest was 15". Most common was 17-18". 17.5" should do it......just a hair above my previous max depth of 17", reached on the Dec 17, and February 12th, respectively. 65" on the season. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ROOSTA Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Keep in mind that when traveling the roads are narrowed a great deal. Account pedestrians and double check with 7 foot piles on the sides every intersection is an adventure. 10 ' on the side of the front yard. No complaints here any snow is good snow IMO. A little pissed the personal forecast busted big-time. Not many nailed this other than...ah, we all know who. -SN approx. 6" about 1/2 of what was thought. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clinch Leatherwood Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 7k no power Cape T snow , brutalized and pillaged Squirrels carrying their nuts knock out more power on the Cape. Winds are increasing now but even here they've barely gusted to 30. With the jog east of the storm the heavier winds are Hyannis east. 9" is the final, average. Well..whatever fluff falls after this. Nice snowstorm but a far cry from what was modeled by some of the models and what most predicted for this area. Keep in mind that when traveling the roads are narrowed a great deal. Account pedestrians and double check with 7 foot piles on the sides every intersection is an adventure. 10 ' on the side of the front yard. No complaints here any snow is good snow IMO. A little pissed the personal forecast busted big-time. Not many nailed this other than...ah, we all know who. -SN approx. 6" about 1/2 of what was thought. This snow is heavier, and the snowbanks are larger than many of the storms with much larger totals earlier in the year. Beautiful out there. Still kind of amazed at how horrible the NAM was and some of the others in so tight but oh well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clinch Leatherwood Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Yeah that area is going to be the zone that goes down in flames. You prob hit 10 though He had 8, I had about 9. There wasn't much wind compared to so many other storms and we didn't come close to meeting true blizzard criteria. If he hit 10 he made up ground on me, this last two hours was really just light snow. Not really getting into any 2-3"/hr bands as predicted. However easily between 1-1.5"hr most of the night Yep. Even when we had the heavier returns snowgrowth wasn't great...best we could squeeze was maybe 1.3 or 1.4" --- the heaviest of returns we had all night for that matter. agree... and assuming Logan does better than we do, Harv was not so off in the end... NWS came down from 10-14" and finally got it right. things actually looked pretty decent when rates were intermittently heavy around 6pm... just never materialized as progged, a combination at least of a track too far east and relatively sparse moisture / ocean enhancement to work with for Boston, literally a 10 mile tick east made a huge difference with this storm meanwhile... long live King James: Radar_11pm.PNG Box 1115 PM update... very heavy snow band over Cape Cod with reports of thunder snow in this band. Given intensity of the reflectivity seen on radar probably looking at 2-3"/hour rates. Hrrr moves this band offshore by 06z so expect the heavy snow will gradually push east of the cape during next 2-3 hours with snow rates diminishing. Ticks do matter, the 10-20 mile jogs we saw in the last few runs (including the mid runs) continued right through the 0z. As a result that band that produced the tsnow over the cape was about 30-50 miles further east than progged leading into the day. "obsessing" over the intricate details is sometimes what is needed and when it wasn't coming together later in the day....well...moving on. I made the statements I made over the last 24 hours in the light of some really intense runs with high QPF saying right or wrong. Was what it was and I don't care either way. In the end maybe it wasn't just the GFS that had issues with the convection because for one reason or another almost all of them were tucked way west with the heavier stuff in error. A very nice storm for sure, but fell short of the potential blizzard. To be honest that surprised me, I figured maybe I'd be 10-20 miles either way of the really heavy stuff which I thought might get into the 15-18" range based on the culmination of models being in the 1.2 to 2.5" range. Just wasn't meant to be. I thought it'd be less west of i95 than many, but up until 5 or so tonight felt it'd meet expectations in this area. Oh well...looks great out there. What's been left of this band for the last hour or so is very meh. Again 50 or so miles made the difference. CONNECTICUT ...HARTFORD COUNTY... MANCHESTER 3.0 1116 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WETHERSFIELD 2.5 1130 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO EAST GRANBY 2.0 700 PM 2/15 LOCAL POLICE NORTH GRANBY 1.2 833 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER ...TOLLAND COUNTY... STAFFORDVILLE 4.2 1011 PM 2/15 COOP OBSERVER SOMERS 3.2 840 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER COVENTRY 3.2 912 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER STAFFORD SPRINGS 2.8 805 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER COLUMBIA 2.2 546 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO TOLLAND 1.0 344 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER ...WINDHAM COUNTY... MOOSUP 5.8 1059 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO EAST KILLINGLY 3.6 810 PM 2/15 SPOTTER ASHFORD 2.0 950 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO POMFRET CENTER 2.0 534 PM 2/15 SPOTTER MASSACHUSETTS ...BARNSTABLE COUNTY... SANDWICH 11.0 1016 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO HYANNIS 10.0 1123 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO OSTERVILLE 9.0 1115 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO CENTERVILLE 7.8 1122 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WEST YARMOUTH 7.5 940 PM 2/15 NWS EMPLOYEE MARSTONS MILLS 7.5 1015 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WEST BARNSTABLE 7.5 954 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER SOUTH SAGAMORE 6.8 1111 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO SOUTH DENNIS 6.6 1027 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC MASHPEE 6.5 1107 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO YARMOUTHPORT 6.5 1104 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO BREWSTER 6.5 1102 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO BOURNE 5.7 1039 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WEST HARWICH 4.5 1109 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO HARWICH 3.5 906 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO PROVINCETOWN 3.5 1019 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO EAST FALMOUTH 3.0 903 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WEST FALMOUTH 3.0 642 PM 2/15 NWS EMPLOYEE HARWICHPORT 2.5 858 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...BRISTOL COUNTY... FAIRHAVEN 8.8 1042 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WESTPORT 8.5 1025 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NEW BEDFORD 8.5 1032 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO EAST FREETOWN 8.5 1051 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ACUSHNET 8.0 930 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC SOMERSET 8.0 1037 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO DARTMOUTH 8.0 919 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO FALL RIVER 7.0 1010 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO TAUNTON 6.0 1043 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORTH ACUSHNET 6.0 755 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO SOUTH DARTMOUTH 5.8 852 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WEST ACUSHNET 5.5 752 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORTH DIGHTON 5.1 941 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORTH TAUNTON 5.0 803 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ATTLEBORO 5.0 937 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER NORTH ATTLEBORO 2.5 609 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORTH DARTMOUTH 2.5 528 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...DUKES COUNTY... OAK BLUFFS 4.3 908 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...ESSEX COUNTY... DANVERS 3.5 1116 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NAHANT 3.5 1057 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER TOPSFIELD 3.2 1011 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER BEVERLY 3.0 1114 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WEST PEABODY 2.0 637 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO BRADFORD 1.7 837 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO IPSWICH 1.5 808 PM 2/15 SPOTTER MANCHESTER 1.0 501 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORTH CHELMSFORD 1.0 547 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...HAMPDEN COUNTY... LUDLOW 2.0 953 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER AGAWAM 1.0 1013 PM 2/15 SPOTTER SOUTHWICK 0.9 939 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER ...MIDDLESEX COUNTY... FRAMINGHAM 3.7 1025 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ACTON 3.1 948 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC TYNGSBORO 3.1 741 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NATICK 3.0 848 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO SUDBURY 3.0 835 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO PEPPERELL 3.0 916 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER GROTON 2.8 806 PM 2/15 PUBLIC AYER 2.5 1029 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO BELMONT 2.5 1002 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO LITTLETON 2.3 907 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC WAKEFIELD 2.1 913 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC HOPKINTON 2.0 520 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WILMINGTON 1.5 658 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO TEWKSBURY 0.8 122 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER ...NANTUCKET COUNTY... NANTUCKET 1.0 726 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER ...NORFOLK COUNTY... QUINCY 6.0 1125 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO SOUTH WEYMOUTH 5.0 958 PM 2/15 MEDIA EAST BRAINTREE 5.0 1007 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO FOXBORO 4.5 1022 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO STOUGHTON 4.3 1018 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WALPOLE 4.0 806 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO MILLIS 3.6 1024 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO RANDOLPH 3.6 701 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WEYMOUTH 3.0 649 PM 2/15 MEDIA MILTON 3.0 851 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORWOOD 2.0 645 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...PLYMOUTH COUNTY... PLYMOUTH 9.0 1021 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO PEMBROKE 7.8 1132 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO MIDDLEBORO 7.6 1023 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO BRIDGEWATER 6.8 1124 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO DUXBURY 6.5 748 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO KINGSTON 6.0 830 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ROCKLAND 6.0 1101 PM 2/15 SPOTTER SOUTH PLYMOUTH 6.0 828 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO BROCKTON 5.3 1106 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ABINGTON 4.5 945 PM 2/15 PUBLIC HANOVER 3.0 646 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC MARION 3.0 634 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO MARSHFIELD 3.0 905 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...SUFFOLK COUNTY... REVERE 3.5 734 PM 2/15 PUBLIC CHELSEA 3.3 1120 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WEST ROXBURY 2.5 731 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO 1 N EAST BOSTON 2.3 748 PM 2/15 AIRPORT WINTHROP 2.3 700 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER ...WORCESTER COUNTY... AUBURN 4.0 1043 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WEST WARREN 3.5 1120 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER FITCHBURG 3.4 1125 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER MILFORD 3.3 826 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER HUBBARDSTON 3.3 1110 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO LEOMINSTER 3.2 1107 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WESTBOROUGH 3.0 1053 PM 2/15 NWS EMPLOYEE TEMPLETON 3.0 704 PM 2/15 PUBLIC WORCESTER 2.5 812 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO SOUTHBRIDGE 2.4 825 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER NEW HAMPSHIRE ...CHESHIRE COUNTY... RINDGE 2.0 836 PM 2/15 PUBLIC ...HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY... SOUTH HUDSON 1.8 822 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER NASHUA 1.2 500 PM 2/15 CWSU RHODE ISLAND ...BRISTOL COUNTY... BRISTOL 7.0 1121 PM 2/15 BROADCAST MEDIA BARRINGTON 6.2 1126 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO WARREN 5.3 710 PM 2/15 PUBLIC ...KENT COUNTY... WEST WARWICK 6.5 1046 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER WARWICK 5.0 842 PM 2/15 SPOTTER COVENTRY 3.0 509 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...NEWPORT COUNTY... PORTSMOUTH 6.8 1050 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER MIDDLETOWN 5.3 756 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NEWPORT 3.2 737 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...PROVIDENCE COUNTY... CRANSTON 5.5 1129 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO RUMFORD 5.2 1121 PM 2/15 EMERGENCY MANAGER NORTH FOSTER 5.0 1045 PM 2/15 CO-OP OBSERVER WEST GLOCESTER 4.2 816 PM 2/15 TRAINED SPOTTER GLOCESTER 4.0 926 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC PAWTUCKET 4.0 804 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO NORTH PROVIDENCE 4.0 817 PM 2/15 SPOTTER BURRILLVILLE 3.8 929 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC NORTH SMITHFIELD 3.8 1020 PM 2/15 GENERAL PUBLIC WOONSOCKET 3.0 700 PM 2/15 MEDIA LINCOLN 3.0 615 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO CUMBERLAND 3.0 837 PM 2/15 NWS EMPLOYEE SMITHFIELD 2.8 536 PM 2/15 HAM RADIO ...WASHINGTON COUNTY... 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ROOSTA Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Still a potent storm. Inverse WV. Scott, three big storms with little or no melt. I'm located on top of a Hill, compared to just 2 miles down in the Ctr. of town there is a noticeable difference. I resurrected a thread from '10-11 winter to compare to posted reports. Visually this year looks much deeper. Enjoy your posts and valued contributions. ty Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clinch Leatherwood Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 EYEseeyou.png Still a potent storm. Inverse WV. Scott, three big storms with little or no melt. I'm located on top of a Hill, compared to just 2 miles down in the Ctr. of town there is a noticeable difference. I resurrected a thread from '10-11 winter to compare to posted reports. Visually this year looks much deeper. Enjoy your posts and valued contributions. ty Snowbanks here are up to mailboxes and snow depth is more impactful than the fluff storms earlier, ie if I took photos of hydrants it's up a legit 9+ on the sides unlike earlier events. Someone will drag this up two years from now but.., this one was close to being "that" storm. Just missed through a quirk in the track. Track record on blizzard warnings verifying at major stations hasn't been great.,,,revisiting the approach to issuance should be considered before it loses it's value. Enjoy the rest of the winter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherMA Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Snowbanks here are up to mailboxes and snow depth is more impactful than the fluff storms earlier, ie if I took photos of hydrants it's up a legit 9+ on the sides unlike earlier events. Someone will drag this up two years from now but.., this one was close to being "that" storm. Just missed through a quirk in the track. Track record on blizzard warnings verifying at major stations hasn't been great.,,,revisiting the approach to issuance should be considered before it loses it's value. Enjoy the rest of the winter. Going out to mow? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheSnowman Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Almost identical to Ray! 6" (barely verified my original forecast) 16" on Ground 64.75" Season 6th 6" Snowstorm! But this storm sucked sadly. So sadly. On to Tuesday? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HarveyLeonardFan Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Messenger owned the March 2005 SE MA foot+ wet-snow bomb and he owned this storm. Messenger, you're a great poster and the amount of personality you put in your diatribes is not only informative but wildly entertaining!! You're like a dog on a bone when you disagree with consensus....Newport had roughly 6 inches. Any time Newport gets 6 inches it's a good storm. Despite the disappointment this was a fun storm, especially during the late afternoon. Snow growth here was atrocious and marginal temps cost us an inch or two during the afternoon, but a couple hours of S+ is great especially in an area where you can go an entire winter without seeing bonafide S+. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wxsniss Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Ticks do matter, the 10-20 mile jogs we saw in the last few runs (including the mid runs) continued right through the 0z. As a result that band that produced the tsnow over the cape was about 30-50 miles further east than progged leading into the day. "obsessing" over the intricate details is sometimes what is needed and when it wasn't coming together later in the day....well...moving on. I made the statements I made over the last 24 hours in the light of some really intense runs with high QPF saying right or wrong. Was what it was and I don't care either way. In the end maybe it wasn't just the GFS that had issues with the convection because for one reason or another almost all of them were tucked way west with the heavier stuff in error. A very nice storm for sure, but fell short of the potential blizzard. To be honest that surprised me, I figured maybe I'd be 10-20 miles either way of the really heavy stuff which I thought might get into the 15-18" range based on the culmination of models being in the 1.2 to 2.5" range. Just wasn't meant to be. I thought it'd be less west of i95 than many, but up until 5 or so tonight felt it'd meet expectations in this area. Oh well...looks great out there. What's been left of this band for the last hour or so is very meh. Again 50 or so miles made the difference. Obviously ticks matter. In this case, the difference between a blue bomb and blue balls. I was misled by the unambiguous trend of virtually all models (at least the important ones: EC, NAM, GFS, UK) through 12Z today showing a big hit (warning criteria for most of eastern MA / foot+ amounts for much southeastern MA and Cape). Let's not forget: --- Euro had it's biggest runs 0z and 12z today, a positive trend and within 6 hours leading up to the storm --- NAM had its biggest run 18z, pretty much at go time...! And I was far from alone. The majority of on-air mets, NWS, multiple red-taggers here, and the rarely-wrong-Harv took the bait. Harvey had Boston 8-12" through the night. NWS had Boston 10-14" and then gradually adjusted to 6-8". It was a colossal model fail all around. Sure, RGEM had a clue, but when do we ever take that over EC/NAM/GFS? And yeah HRRR/RAP and the rest trended away by 0z tonight, but snow was already falling at that point. And it's one of the more notable blue ballers I can remember because this had the makings of a dark horse memorable blizzard incoming. I don't want to dig up the posts, but many here including red-taggers got sucked into that. I'm still trying to figure out why the tick east. The hook east seemed to occur later in the game off of Long Island (i.e., not as the SLP was spawning off of Hatteras). I thought maybe the ULL over Quebec might have had a role as a kicker, but I went back through the model runs this evening and not sure I see a correlation. Some other things that might have contributed: --- PWAT spent on prior storm --- people did comment that returns were not that impressive even when this was down by NJ. I think this is underappreciated as a factor. --- N-S orientation of 850 low and hence not much ocean enhancement? Fascinating post-mortem if anyone has more thoughts. And disagreements aside, Messenger, your comments are always appreciated. The differing views are a healthy part of this board. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
codfishsnowman Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 2.4 believe it or not!!!! being 1 mi e of 91 helped me smoke agawam!! wohoo!!!! in the bowels of dv its a modest victory. pack peak for season 16 to 20 giving 18 avg....hopefully tuesday is good here.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Damage In Tolland Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 4.1 total Time to add to the peaks and piles Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastalWx Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Nice 11-12 in PYM county and the cape. Wind screwed measurements but looks like almost 7. Will check. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ginx snewx Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 6 final Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaineJayhawk Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 1.8" here. Snowpack is a decent 22" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tamarack Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 12 hr SN- brings 1.4" on 0.17" LE - tiny flakes = poor ratio. Back to 29" at the stake. Some Downeast areas got 15+, as forecast, and it's still snowing there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Baroclinic Zone Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Call in 9" here. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CarverWX Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Final 9.75" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kbc360 Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 6 final Got 4 a few miles due west of you Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
N. OF PIKE Posted February 16, 2014 Share Posted February 16, 2014 Look at all the bs posts one has to battle during an event where in retrospect they provide the most accurate analysis Dont poo poo snow ..even if ur right? A part of me wonders wether messenger was posting what the mets were thinking but the mets just post less if during nowcast a event is tanking due to not wanting go there to deal w the weenie jumpers . I think some people are just too protective of keeping all analysis "positive" bc they live for snowstorms and dont want anyone raining on their parade and i wish the board would look at this... So that now casting ....esp by those that tend to have a decent record is ENCOURAGED and even if it isn't pro snow. Lastly i have a guy feeling that the atmosphere was spent and if anyone has a link to what barcolinic instability stopped by and posted two days ago ...ill go look for that Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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