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Now it's starting to get interesting. The north trend is catching on with the big guys.

Roughly an inch of slush. I take

GFS just went full weenie. Over half a foot for most of us. What on earth is going on?

For Mitch and TSSN.

And "boom"

This is insane GFS continues the trend

Gfs !

GFS phasing that northern stream more at 42...

I've only lost about two inches of my sleetcrete in the past two weeks. It's going to take a warm rain to bust this up.

GFS is a real solid hit. Are we really doing this? Lol

The Blizzard of February 11, 1983 was 43 years ago this past Wednesday I'm reminded of it every year on the Friday preceding the February school winter break, because that's when it hit. Came in like a wall on LI in my location by 12:30 PM. By 2PM school was letting out early. For anyone in elementary school like me, our only memory of really big snow til then was quite hazy memories of the Blizzard of 78. Still remember my dad, as well as my elementary school teacher, telling us with barely-contained grins that morning that we'd only be getting 2-5" tops. Might have been the first time I heard the term "out to sea." That aged poorly as they say. Even after being let out early from school - imagine the chaos in a time before cell phones -- the forecast had been upped only to 8-10. While that was incredible to read on the Weather Channel ticker, it wasn't even close to the 16" we measured by ruler the next morning (so by the official method it might have been an additional inch or two). Even if it was just 16", it might as well have been 1,000. We'd gotten so little over the preceding years other than the 8" in the April blizzard the previous year, which this of course dwarfed. What a great storm. The week that followed had a lot of mild days. Spent days outside building and maintaining forts across the street from each other, having massive snowball fights, wearing hoodies and no coats. Actually ended up with a combo of wind and sunburn by the end of the week. Who knew it would be 13 years before we'd see anything like it again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_1983_North_American_blizzard

Oh man. This got me

It is probably completely out to lunch, but the HRRR is very, very close to snow along the escarpment as the low moves through Sunday.

Euro AI has been depicting the possibility but 2-3 Days later.

Wow, never heard of that outside of LES or Rockies/Sierra-Nevada upslope. Ayer MA has 8"/hr on 12/23/97 and the 12/8/05 was up to 9"/hr near Andover MA. So was it on the mountain at Sunday River at 3000 ft?

No way I-90 is the cutoff Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

Supposed to?? According to who or what? Did all models show 24-30" for NZW or did you just pick the one that showed the most? Scott gets over a foot and still complaining? So when Hamden got 40" in the Bliz of '13 and you only got what, 26"? You were mad then as well? Talk about spoiled. I WANT THE MOST ALL THE TIME!!!" Recently get buried all-time in Jan-Fen 2015 and 2 years later still complaining. Coming soon, "the ratios were 'supposed to' be 20:1 and were only 12:1! So I "lost" and for `12" instead of 20"!

You just can’t catch a break my friend. Hang in there.

Stunner...

I'd like to see @dendritemake you go through a phenomenon called 5 PPD, but that may be 5 too many.

Found the graf finally [emoji23] .

charts, charts, charts, charts charts errrreeeebodyyyy

ICON another slight bump north..