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Buddy in Berkley MA has snow board ob of 29".

As we’ve slogged our way through February I’ve slowly begun preparing for the season. I refined what’s in the bag: I traded in my collection of Titleist TSR clubs (driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, hybrid, hybrid) and a Taylormade 2 iron in an effort to consolidate into a GT driver, 3 wood, 3 hybrid and 4 hybrid. I have mapped out my tournament schedule. And I wrote down goals for the year.

Rgem vs its hires version. This was 6z look at differences over RI S MA. Think its bugged or something lol

The band is just about done here. What a run.

Sorry, EWR.

howling on the vineyard

Still coming down pretty good here. Measured about 20" this morning at 9am, have to imagine we've reached 2 feet now.

Looking at some objective analysis today, and it does support what some of the more mesoscale guidance was showing Saturday/Sunday. The 850 mb frontogenesis while it does weaken in max intensity, does broaden and lift north towards southeast SNE. The real kicker is 700 mb. Look at how stationary that forcing is from GON to ORH for the 12-18z period (remember north winds will cause snow to drift south of this forcing). So while 700 forcing was stationary, 850 mb forcing moved north to meet it. The end result is one very intensely forced band of snow with subsidence immediately to the west. But the storm is so intense that warm advection and deformation continues to expand northwest of the low and a secondary 700 mb frontogenesis max exists. That is the one that has struggled against dry air though for my forecast area.

Rain storms are legit too! Last July was pretty epic IMBY. Got over 12” for the month and 4.40” on one day alone. I regret not posting much outside of winter but will do for sure. Like that this board is getting good traction these days.

WPRI reported 33 in Charleston ri

Yeah I need a break from the weather after that disaster. From 10-20 morning then 8-16 and ended up with 3” whew

Yeah, not quite as intense when visby was under 1000' just west of Boston earlier, I'd still say it's pulsing between 1/2 S and 1/4 S+.

Can't wait for the regional totals breakdown from the NWS

That SE MA/RI band is just insane. Multiple reports of 24” and I could see that band dumping another foot easy.

Went back out about 40 minutes ago (11:50)... that table now has about 28" and that cleared area had another four to five inches I had to shovel away. This new photo, rather crappy because I just couldn't see, I had walked out to my sidewalk.. the snow was pretty much at the bottom of my coat. (For reference, I'm 5'6".). Still snowing here, I think it has lightened up a bit.

wind seems to be getting stronger here

EWR or CPK? Wow...either way

Just about does it here, light snow still falling. Going to measure.

Yeah. I was estimating 12”. But if someone in town said 8” and someone else said 16” I would not dispute it.

Two totally different camps on the mid to long range. One says what cold temps. The other says cold!!!

Not yet.

Satellite from this morning

Watching that band gave me flashbacks to 2016. I also think it's worth noting how that south Central pa was the jackpot in that historical storm. Even accounting for "climate loading"—the observed increase in high-intensity precipitation events due to a warmer, more moisture-rich atmosphere the return period for 30" 82 years 33" 145 years 36" 260 years People here recorded those values during that storm with kmdt having 30.1" That's a once in 3,6,10 generation type event and was only 10 years ago. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

For Newark, nothing for CP from what I see .