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Congratulations on #1, Boston


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Even if it's that..I will be jealous. it's tough to be be close but so far.. Hopefully Friday night works out

 

Jealous over 2"????  I want to strangle you after what I've had to deal with this season.  :)  Thank God it's over--I couldn't take another big miss.

 

Looks like all the Tolland station stations wound up over 40.  All but one in the 42-44 range.  Start the damn lawn thread. 

 

33.1/32, high of 33.2

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New RGEM is close to giving BOS the record. Very very close.

 

Gonna be close and a nowcast as that band develops Sunday afternoon... at the moment seems best dynamics may be just east of us, impacting north/south shores best... but that might work favorably regarding Logan official accumulation

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Just got back to CT from Europe and haven't looked at anything really, here for the night and then onto Boston tomorrow evening arriving around 9. Seems like the possible snow for SNE is tomorrow is from a IVT/dynamics driven deal and today is all rain, correct? 

 

Today/tonight should be fantastic for the Maine resorts though, hell of a base that's been built up at SR/SL from the pics I've seen.

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I've been trying to keep track of meso guidance this winter as much as possible. I have not looked at much modeling recently until today. I will say this is probably one of the strongest, most impressive consensus for a backside band we have had all winter. It's pretty much across all guidance. That is a period of moderate to heavy snowfall east of ORH tomorrow in the afternoon hours. BOS is in the meat of it pretty much at this point. Bullish.

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I've been trying to keep track of meso guidance this winter as much as possible. I have not looked at much modeling recently until today. I will say this is probably one of the strongest, most impressive consensus for a backside band we have had all winter. It's pretty much across all guidance. That is a period of moderate to heavy snowfall east of ORH tomorrow in the afternoon hours. BOS is in the meat of it pretty much at this point. Bullish.

 

Yeah and most recently 18z GFS. Not normally guidance I'd weigh heavily within 24 hours, but it has ramped up for Boston all day and pretty good consensus now along with the meso models.

 

At moment best dynamics are slightly too east of BOS, but wouldn't be certain of this until we get closer.

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Record Break Watches not up yet for BOS... a sliver away from Logan

 

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Wow...that is about a carbon copy of the thoughts that I just spewed forth on my blog.

1-2" in Essex co, T-1" elsewhere.

The record waits until spring, just like it did in 1996.

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Wow...that is about a carbon copy of the thoughts that I just spewed forth on my blog.

1-2" in Essex co, T-1" elsewhere.

The record waits until spring, just like it did in 1996.

 

Yep

And consistent with my point that best dynamics being slightly too east for BOS as currently modeled, though not sure even mesos have a good handle of that at the moment. Add to that some instability and we could have some surprises.

 

Btw that okcupid tab screenshot made me lol... all in the family here :)

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Wow...that is about a carbon copy of the thoughts that I just spewed forth on my blog.

1-2" in Essex co, T-1" elsewhere.

The record waits until spring, just like it did in 1996.

No. The record occurred early as leon was the record then...only to be broken 2 years later. Around 3/15 BOS went over 100 but rotted there until the 4/10 roughly 6 inch late storm.

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