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Whenever you see .10 printed out in these you always go above model guidance . Rule of thumb . That’s how we were going 2-4 regionwide

Sure, not perfect, but much, much better than everything else down here. Not even close.

Starting to rip near this band. .

@stormtrackerban this imposter. We do not stand for this nonsense. While you’re at it, take out gray beard from Delaware, too.

Beverly 1.3 ENE cocorahs report at 8:45 was 11.7".

Steady light accumulating snow . Winds are howling and down to 11.1

Maybe general 2.5”-3.5” across the valley? I was only expecting an inch so I’m happy. Models were very paltry out here.

Other than completely whiffing on the North Shore warning snowfall.

So???

I’m just speaking here. We’ll see. Was hoping to do a little better.

Man it’s freezing out. Absolutely brutal. Anyway, for the 15th range threat. Just sticking with the euro Ai since imo it’s the best model at this range. Seems to me if the energy comes out too early it gets crushed, too late and we lose confluence over the area and it’s rain for the city. We basically need the euro Ai progression, but with improved 50/50 setup. I’m confident there will be a storm, frozen? Eh

Look at that dead zone in Plymouth, Bristol, and the cape. Euro is back.

Overperformer throughout the valley Folks east of the front should probably reserve judgment

Think we see some 16”?

Cold really drilling now. 13F with-5 WC. Dews -7

I think it’s pretty freaking awesome how guidance not only picked up on this localized max but was very consistent.

Hopefully your trash cans are secure, Lol!

The kid can obviously throw a punch. He’d look good in orange & black.

Took the trash out and got the mail. Tee shirt and shorts. #invigorating

Too bad Binghamton’s high will be 20F today.

Smoked!!

John got at least 4” out of that. .

About 1.5” in Holliston. Starting to ramp up a bit though, flake size has improved despite no real radar trend overhead. That stuff to the west starting to light up though..

We’ll see how the morning goes here. Stuff to my east is a little too banded for my liking. Hopefully it solidifies.

The most snowfall ever recorded in a single winter in Maryland was during the winter of 2009–10, when 262.5 inches of snow fell at Keysers Ridge.