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eyeballing about 4" and choking flakes right now, hopefully this rate continues for a grip and I'll definitely hit at least a foot here, good luck all I'm falling out soon...

Tors?

Winds really picking up here too. A lot that has been accumulating on trees and power lines getting knocked off.

CNE/NNE 4/1/97 vibes

Hopefully that banding gets up here since it's just beginning to bomb out...not like it's mature yet.

Switching swirling winds here and moderate--heavy snow.

As long as we can avoid that disaster on the models evaporating the banding, we should be in business. The best is yet to come. I think.

Same here in Greenfield. Bursts of heavier snow with the wind gusts but otherwise light Arctic powder. Although intensity has picked up here the past 10 minutes. 30/25 so definitely some dry air. solid coating on the cars now.

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It’s wimdy

That band just exploded. I'm jealous.

4" and still coming down at around an inch per hr...wind is beginning to pickup

2/23 02z HRR R -- From 9 PM today to 3PM Monday - anything the fell before then is not included) --

Convective stuff south of OKX. Have to say I'm pretty happy with the way this looks down here.

Just got home, around 1/2 to 3/4ths of an inch has fallen here. The ground was bare in Caryville and Jacksboro but white in LaFollette. Snow turned moderate once I got north of LaFollette and started up the mountain.

Pouring snow in Whitestone, looks to be at about 7" now and piling up fast.

Wind picking up good.

A few tors too?

Looks like the start of snow rollers. If the wind stays up in one direction they'll start to look like white Little Debbie Swiss Cake rolls lol. I've seen it once in NE.

Greenwich about to crush another 2-3" this hour

Good luck to everyone that is going to stay up to watch this thing. Looking forward to reading the PBP in the morning after I look outside at 4'' of wind blown baking soda.

Finally flaking. About the start time it looked like early this morning be maybe slightly earlier. Gonna take a bit to be steady. Radar looks decent here after 11.

The feature circled in red is going to be the heaviest snow of the night when it comes on shore. It'll accompany winds upwards of 50-60 mph gusts, thundersnow and rates of 2-5 inches an hour. This will also help pushing the precipitation north for our suburbs that haven't gotten that true saturation! This will be epic for the coastal areas but it will also give a chance for the burbs to cash in as they are a bit colder and their rates will increase will lesser winds! This is when the low occludes and peaks intensity in several hours but until than it'll just keep spewing massive amounts of moisture!