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Agreed. Radar looks better than what’s actually coming down.

New Bedford 32" fml. I'm guessing my old house had around that

Which model gives me the most rain? That’s the one I want.

Ugh. I look at that storm the way most look at boxing day, or even something like today's storm. Goes to show how different impacts can be around here. Well considering it's a souless POS that is actively destroying our planet and contributing to the collective dumbing down of our society, it can be mad with me idgaf lol...but maybe I digress

18z AIFS shifted south

Looks like it’s still hammering the coastal areas, through Weymouth.

Total of 18'' of snow OTG here, but the blizzard of 1996 is still tops in my book.

I need a storm, bombing out off LI and slow rolling up through the canal with stout high pressure over Quebec!

Yeah impressive. Although there’s gonna be some NW to SE beam drift now and sometimes these bands can start having more bark than bite as low levels start to dry

Yup that was the nail in the coffin and the GFS reminding us that it still is a little to Indiana Jones one to two days out....just gets carried away

God bless the bergen plows they were nonstop 6pm to 9am , roads were immaculately clean. Driveways are fucked up a little but you take some bad with the great

Here comes the warmer subsurface (20c Isotherm Depth), leading the surface by several months, like usual

Yeah some of these reports are sus. I cant imagine Greensboro got 14". I went with 10. Goldsboro Mesonet had 10.2 max snow depth.

Before we wrap this all up. It looks like a new deformation band is attempting to form over Portsmouth, New Hampshire Seacoast, and Boston.

I usually try to give our town plow guys the benefit of the doubt, most of them are way overworked and just want to do their jobs….but this isnt really acceptable when other roads are scraped perfectly clean already.

I see the radar but it's not very heavy in the Seaport. DOT different?

Yeah, I am calling BS on the Wintergreen self report. Up in the northern part of our county (Augusta) had 6” and 5.5” observations by trained spotters up around 4300 ft. I was hiking up near there yesterday and saw it. The other report near Wintergreen around 5” makes a whole lot more sense. Maybe more at the peak at the resort, but 10” more? Not buying that for a minute.

I was just thinking about Providence and all of the hills and narrow streets in certain neighborhoods. They will be shut down for several days.

I always have mixed feelings about 96. Solid foot for me in Oakland at the time. 18” south of the city (airport total was “light”…like 10”) Fantastic in a vacuum, but obviously way more extreme elsewhere. Dec 92 was almost an extreme miller B winner. If I recall, the bombing happened in the Carolinas, so it became more of a storm just hugging the coast. We got like 10”, but the coastal part never quite materialized here (although somerset county got 3-4’). I remember the inland low over performing and really thinking we were set.

They have to wait at least 7 days from filing the claim to proceed with any payout. I guess that is in case they turn up. I have options for riding from friends who have spare sleds and VAST has sleds I can borrow. It's just a pain in the rear end.

Snow's about over - average depth 23.5", about 12" new. Think if there wasn't as much wind and I cleared, it'd be a bit more

TF Green smoked 1978, wild

That changed quickly

Cleared a path to the street and took a Jeb walk. Wow. We are damn near 3 ft. Still lightly snowing. .

Well it was either going north or south, right? .