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Wow, save that one...

3.8 in Marysville for my yard. Frustrating storm for sure, but at least most us still ended up with a solid Advisory level storm, but it could have been so much more with a few adjustments. On to the next one! This Thursday is looking like our next chance.

Southeast NH. First pic was 8am yesterday morning, second was 9am this morning. It’s windy and snowing but this gets a full fledged TBlizz “meh” at this stage.

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Man what a storm congrats to all those in the 20-30” range looks 3 large areas. M

I used to run a poll asking something along the lines of would you rather get 9" and be in the jackpot, or 12" when Boston gets 20", and the results were heavily in favor of 9" and the jackpot. I appreciated the honesty.

Guestimate of 12-14 inches here-snow has picked back up

Just relentless here. Been under this heavy band for several hours now...had an additional 6" from when I shoveled few hours ago, so up to 20" now.

Have to imagine it sinks south soon or oorients more N-S.

I second

Ended up with about 1/3in in grass and wood surfaces but the roads also caved a little this morning. Several school districts are out today. It’s still snowing pretty well in town right now as I type this.

Holy moly thought it would slow down by now.

Yes this will be analyzed differently depending on location. Seems the heaviest snow axis was higher and more widespread than the non American models had it but the western cutoff was sharper and further east than some runs. Neither is super surprising knowing how these storms tend to go.

rotation??

WOW, I bet we see 30+ somewhere.

This was family's backard in lewes Delaware this morning. Totals must be huge as well.

This is incredible. Looks like another surge west with this band. Seems like some OE here too.

I would say about 15 inches here. Was not in the heavy bands as much as areas to my west and east.

Interesting you say that as he was pounding his chest a bit on X. Don't know the guy, and he does deserve credit for being correct, but low-end is an easy default position. If you always underforecast: 1. Big snows are rare so you will frequently be correct 2. People are generally not upset if the storm overproduces, but the snow hounds are very upset if it underproduces 3. If you say 2-4" and it winds up 5" hardly anyone notices and it is only 25% above your high-end. A pleasant surprise, essentially, if you like snow, and a little bit more to clean up if you don't. If it ends up 1" it is 50% lower than your low-end. As a percentage game, it is way easier to win.

Both of them are from towns north of Providence that got 40" in '78 so they're not even interested yet lol

snow in Chelsea, golden retriever for scale .

Hello!

I trust the NWS Mets at the office know how to take measurements over whoever the fuck Ginger Zee is.

Hey Kevin. My brother has a place a couple blocks from me they briefly lost power. I can tell by the below view of my driveway down there that we did not get any flooding. It would have washed the street clean of snow. I asked him to get me a measurement this morning.

wtf