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Did PVD not get additional snow after their 37.9" measurement? There were a couple of bands that pivoted through there that probably should've got them above 38" officially. Central Park is obviously worse, they got 0.15" of liquid after their 19.7" observation at 1 PM. That is straight up shortchanging.

after looking at 12z still thinking 1 to 2 for most

Yep doing alot of damage here

Yeah it most likely compacted a bit like you said. Also, I got 31 inches here in North Seekonk, but still not as much as TF Green or areas like Fall River which supposedly got 40. I think that the absolute jackpot zones were just south of us, from like TF Green eastward to Fall River and maybe northeast to Taunton. Your 22 to 28 inches is still within the expected range though, especially the 28 inches. Drifting, compaction, and being on the north edge of that band of crazy rates were all factors I bet.

Looks like cart path only again this weekend but will take the rain.

Every coop around you reported 6-8". Some parts of the DC metro got 5-7" of snow. Did EVERYONE win no. But stop it.

Agreed on this week. Both are just weak clippers (i.e. BOS might get 1-2 from each) that usually pass way north, or when they come south, just get destroyed by the mountains. Never really had a chance.

Northwest Providence was prob just outside the meat of that band. Difference between getting 1-2" per hour for many hours in a row verses like 3-4" per hour. That can quickly add up to a 10-15" difference.

Not sure where you're located but none of the snow in my area was gone like that...literally two weeks and still had lots of cover in shade. Shopping store parking lots had 30 foot piles that sat around until late March, pretty nasty looking by then. Had some dumb neighbors who stranded their cars in bus lanes and got towed. Winter isn't snow, btw...its the most misrepresented season. The so called shortest day is the beginning of winter not the end. Then people want spring whenever they don't get the snow they want. Then when spring hits almost nobody talks about it. Plus early spring is bugs and mud, nothing growing yet. Stinky too, lol. April is when the growing season hits.

Son-in-law's measurement in Mashpee on the Cape is at least 5 beer cans deep.

There's absolutely no worse place to be. Urban centers at sea level next to water get way more snow than us.

Canadian has the early next week event and is colder.

i forgot how fast late season snow melts

I don’t think it’s a lock but I would not be shocked at that coming north to some degree

Lets trend Tuesday into a beefy cold SWFE....that will make the public go haywire.

The "snow hater" met from a local university seems completely out for Thursday but does seem interested in early next week. Interesting.

I feel left out. I'm on the southwest end of North Providence, and I measured 24 inches. I'm only 8 miles north of the airport as the crow flies, and only 3.5 miles west of downtown Providence. How did I get so much less? I had to wait until noon for my first measurement, so it probably compacted a bit. And it's funny. The last 2 inches I had on a cleared spot, did not actually increase the total depth of the whole amount. So I'm really guessing I had somewhere between 22 and 28 depending. But still, why so much less?

High is in the perfect location for Monday's potential event. We'll need that look to hold to get what we want. Precarious situation with that but at least we're not worried about a redeveloper type of thing.

Cmc and ukie has it but its flatter. Gefs on board

GFS is on a hot streak. Are you sure you want to question it?

Cmc and ukie has it but its flatter. Gefs on board

Agree

I’m paying for it today… still feel exhausted even after a full night of sleep and everything hurts from doing all that shoveling on no sleep, I’m getting too old for that shit I think this is the storm that breaks me and has me go out and get a snowblower in the offseason.

I’m glad it’s unusual lol. Hard pass on another one any time soon. I want a 4-6”+ snowstorm that doesn’t require monitoring the correlation coefficient radar.