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LOL. My son saying the same exact thing. Full of shit.

Naturally I am down in Georgia with snow up there for the third straight trip. Wife measured 3.5" on the board though, solid storm. Headed back up this afternoon hopefully roads are clearer. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk

About 20 inches here. Obviously incredibly difficult to measure. The drifts are insane. Thrilling to get a storm like this! The GFS was long overdue for a big win -- so happy that it ended up getting it.

tracking the rainstorm for thursday? nam says rain lol

970 mb at 16z analysis

Take it easy and stay safe. Its a wet base/powder mix really. Need to heed my own advice, I'm due for back/neck surgery on Thursday. Just glad this monster came before and not during/right after.

Solid moderate snow. As of 7 am Bridgeport was reporting 16 inches and Norwalk 14.

And down to flurries. Congrats western Hillsborough.

its happened to me too many times; those great long island storms in 2018 largely left me with crumbs....only one hit in late march...and the island got smoked with the jersey shore....

Thing has been parked, it’s not gonna move. Rot city

Crushed Gonna be a lot of 30 burgers in RI and adjacent SE Ma

That's right near the Visitor's Center across from Independence Mall (and that President's House exhibit). Used to work a couple blocks from there for 30+ years. I am currently at 31 w/dp 31 and the snow had briefly dropped down to SN- but there is some back-building with heavier returns nearby so am back to SN with blowing and drifting snow now. My weather station anemometer is plastered and frozen in place.

How reliable are these? I'm near Pawtuxet Village (Cranston) and not sure we're in that 23.5" territory.

Coworkers in Warwick said it’s crazy windy with little to no vis up there this morning.

It’s snowing decently again. But it’s 34.

A couple of the South County ones are quite good- State Line and Exit 14B in particular https://www.dot.ri.gov/travel/cameras_scounty.php#

NAM is a rainer on Thursday. for all of us.

The gusts have been impressive! Not sure how credible it is, but a station in Wellfleet, MA (F3885) gusted to 98mph.

Echoes overhead since sunrise, nothing has reached the ground yet. 10 AM reports, SFM S+, the only inland site with snow, coastal sites PWM to RKD with snow. BOS wind 37G60. ACK was 44G72 at 9, no report at1 0.

IMO no one should ever apologize for a forecast - ESPECIALLY hobbyists like us. Especially since you basically nailed this event better than mostly any pro out there.

i'm hurting; th ebig snowblower is heavy for me and the smaller one is shit on my uneven pavers. still gotta do my sil but my son lives in an apartment upstairs but claims he is working from home so can't come out til 5....state worker for the dep....i'm like dude do you have an ankle bracelet? one of the deals they cut was if they can work from home, they gotta do so even if everything is shut down.....

No need to wait, just watch there traffic cams. Some are snow coated but others are great. https://www.dot.ri.gov/travel/index.php

This storm is remarkable in the sense that its heaviest snows are happening in the most densely populated areas. That banding that stalled over Philly last night, NYC sw CT and LI this and then Gloucester, Boston SE MA/RI CCB

The NAM did well, it was obviously way overdone in a lot of places (especially northwest of here, where it definitely failed for many runs). But even its extreme solutions were closer to reality than the way underdone rgem and earlier euro runs.

I measured 5.5" at 9. I just measured and have a little over 5" now lol. That wind is intense! Currently 6° with moderate snow and 20mph+ wind with gusts to 40. Sent from my Pixel 10 Pro using Tapatalk