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I think weather apps (esp apple weather) are probably a bigger culprit than random online weather weenies. Those apps are “trusted sources” and are flashing huge snow totals in the extended range. Of course for many, those at least directionally verified after they did it for this past weekend. So I can see people putting more faith in it.

ICON at 114.

For me I care more about the 18z Euro, lol Wanna see it at least not go further east

Nice! Congrats Dendrite, in a different context...

18 with about an inch today

I have added at least 3” here today. And currently best growth and rates of the day…

15 mins until the most important HH GooFus run of the winter. LOL. And damn it, I wasn’t going to crack any beers today, but after cleaning cars and shoveling the last remaining several inches of the glacier—a South County Riff Mtn West Coast DIPA was rightfully earned. Let’s reel in this Miller A MoFo!

ICON cranking up.....lets see if it makes it up. Seems a bit too pos tilted so far

this sounds familiar......

I think that the students have free access to subway, light rail, and city buses. I don’t think they use school buses but I am wrong a lot.

I did three rounds, two yesterday and one today. Today's was much worse as the snow seemed a bit heavier from last night. However, I'm ready for the next storm. Fingers crossed it happens this weekend

Looks like a lot less snow than here. How much did you get?

Debating if I should dig this out before next one https://imgur.com/a/8Sss8zv#jWSlIk6

So what were the NWS final totals for each location ?

Should be some 24" amounts showing up in NE MA after today's light snow? I hope so, at least

I think I'd call it 16.5" here in Thomaston. Measured about 14.5" of depth last night, then another 3/4 inch today on the car after I cleared it off last night so accounting for some loss due to compaction I think that makes sense.

Perhaps Robert? @wxsouth

does B'more City run school buses?

He should talk to CTP who has this in their latest disco. KEY MESSAGE 2: Potential East Coastal Storm Threat this weekend There is a growing guidance signal and slightly westward trend/earlier phasing of short waves and amplification of a large scale trough for the development of a potentially impactful weekend coastal storm along the Eastern Seaboard. We will continue to closely monitor this given risk of snow and wind impacts. The track and intensity of the surface moving north-northeast just off the Carolina and Delmarva coasts would lead to a higher east/northeast wind threat during the storm, and stronger NW winds in its wake.

14.1" matches up well. you satisified with this one now? One of the best storms we've ever had imo. Full daytime, 2"/hr rates, 6-7F for most of it, didn't bust. Definitely my favorites since Feb 2021.

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You would be correct

So you're telling me there's a chance lol

nice burst of OE now

We have a ways to go with this one. Going to be a fun week