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Good luck everyone. It's been snowing here since yesterday morning late. Roads didn't cave until sunset and the 40 minute drive home wasn't fun. Temp 15 with a Dp of 12 and 1.5 inches on the board.

I think I have 4 inches here at my location in the Grass. I woke up at around 2 o'clock and it was snowing the hardest I have seen in terms of flake size, at least since I can remember. Now was it in terms of water content no, but the flakes were huge. If we get more during the day it will bring us over the 4-inch mark.

It's a tiny flaked sand blaster at 15 degrees here and a healthy radar. I don't think my weather station is picking up on the wind speed or gusts.

25/22 West Lincoln

IM tracking flurries today, lol

Currently -14 here. I was trying to explain to my wife that we were as close to freezing as a 78 degree day. She was not amused.

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If the long range GFS was to be correct, it also shows HP 1054 coming down from Canada. That of course would push that system in the gulf OTS.

Difference is 13 degrees now. As the sun rises over the hills there is a rush of wind as it all mixes out. Very cool phenomena

HRRR agrees with RAP, here's the latest...

Does not seem the column needed very much to saturate to have snow hit the ground. Dewpoints have been high and RH was 75% last night in Advance. Air not anywhere as dry as it was for last week's storm . Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro XL using Tapatalk

-14 in Barre MA

22.8/21- Started snowing at 3 o'clock working on a little over an inch at this point.

`Solid 8" on the new RAP

Valley cold. Wednesday it was -9F In Killingly, once I got into RI on RT 6 it was 6F

damn that's crazy

-3. Meh again

I am at -2 and literally down my hill 3/4 mile two PWS at-11

-1 in Trumbull.

Given the setup, I don't think this is out of the realm of possibility....banding with theta-e advection is no joke- especially given how deep the cold pool is under the ULL Think of it (in terms of physics) like turning a moisture filled (semi-) linear tube into a funnel from upper levels to lower, then forcing all of the moisture out of the full funnel rapidly via mechanical means...you don't get a setup like this very often in these parts....negative tilt amplifies this effect substantially

I hope so too. I’m getting a little nervous considering the start time has moved back like 3-4 hours and by that point we’d only be looking at 3-4 hours total of snow. Heavier rates could be more widespread due to temps, but this could easily end up being on the lower end with 1-2” out to Athens. Still remaining positive though .

i figured last night was going to plummet, instead it pretty much flat lined after about 9 or so

I wish I lived in the northern part of the county lol, I have around 3 inches on the grass and 2-3 on other surfaces. It looks like most of the accumulation happened before around 4:30 AM, we've had significantly lighter rates after that. HRRR does show another pulse of more moderate snow hitting us later this morning, which may be needed if the total is going to hit 4" in my backyard

February 13