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This may be a stupid question, so forgive me if it is, but what's with the fog coming in from Revere beach? Is it because of the cooler water temps and the airmass moving over to land?

Yeah it isn't all bad (although I'm already trying to gtfo of here soon). At least had a fun pool day with the nieces yesterday, and my mortgage is pretty darn affordable by NE standards. Still, I miss Boston like crazy! Glad I was at least but there for 2013 & 2015 winters.

And I got 87º

Really thought BOS was gonna easily pass 24". But not too shabby at all.

Man, how envious am I of you guys. What a season so far.

NYC: 9" BOS: 17" PHL: 8" WAS: 7" BDL: 16" ALB: 15" My City: 0" and 80º

I won't, but so tempted to book a flight for tomorrow to spend the weekend in BOS for this one.

You got a deal!

Enjoy this one NE folks! Meanwhile my forecast for the weekend is low 80s

Hoping the hills hold strong and massive landslides aren't a huge issue. She's a beast.

No way! That’s wild.

Not to derail the discussion, but what was the biggest storm this season in Boston? Is this currently forecasted as the most significant yet (this season)?

All according to plan

Don't worry eastern friends, I land in Boston right before the 18z runs and then the adjustments back east can begin

That's a long answer, technically. I'm from Brazil but lived in Boston (Eastie) most of my life. I moved down to FLL where my parents live in 2019 to help them out as they age. It's been absolute torture not having winters.