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What are JB's thoughts? He nailed the last storm!

This might throw some chapstick on your chapped ass.. but with snowpack and big warmth like that will be greatly muted . You won’t have 70’s in early Morch with feet of snow OTG. Mild sure but not that

What do we think about the Fall River, MA 41? I noticed BOX did not include it in the PNS or interactive map. 37.9" at TF Green is still the jackpot

looks like it's 2 days later too

With another screwjob here. Man, glad I now have a place in SLK. Damn the double mortgage.

Whats more impressive to me is how stable that drone and video footage is in that kind of wind. Impressive technology

I still think that despite losing the deep cold (which was gone after our big period earlier this month) we are far better positioned to rock than we were at any other point in the season. I'm doubtful of early spring like warmth in after whatever next week, but even if it happens, I think we're going to be padding all the way to the end of March. Not all will hit, not all will be wintry, but we're not done by a long shot.

I hope it dumps, I like when the normies start losing it over snow.

The EPS and GEFS are worlds apart on this weekend. Ride the Euro?

What did you end up with? I was in NJ at time of the event.

That would suck for sure, but we have seen that outcome many times before. Verbatim it would "try" to be freezing rain, and it might have some impact given it's falling at night around 28-30 degrees at the surface. Once you get to mid-morning though given it will be early March you are looking at mainly rain. The good thing is things have trended South most of the time this season. Several GEFS members are South and all snow. This several days out, so it may just disappear for all we know.

In exchange, 1000 Audis and BMWs will drive from Mass to Stowe this weekend

And there is another 32” up in downtown Attleboro

i’ll just agree to disagree that the weak nino classification itself matters more than the SSTAs. 18-19, 19-20 were also weak ninos. yea, i agree that weak ninos, on average, tend to have the favorable central pacific SSTAs that produces good winters for boston. also when i say “traditional standards” i’m referring to canonical east based.

Gonna be really funny when this event nobody is paying attention to outdoes Sunday's storm

Euro has the storm but is way more amped than all the other models.

I have to laugh, some of my family have been texting me this morning with these ridiculous maps for next Tuesday showing a lot of snow. They're asking me if this is true and freaking out LOL. I told him breathe and wait until the weekend.

Refresher

Our friends around the corner from you said the street is still not plowed and no power.

Interesting BUT

1993 Superstorm is a true anomally.

snow /mix/ to rain

That's why I'm usually hesitant to root for arctic cold -- it's tends to be a dry regime suppressing storms to our south. At least we got a good storm going in so we had snow cover for weeks on end. There have been years where is just frozen, bare ground.

He's in misery this winter

It’s going to move southward