HIPPYVALLEY

I thought you guys into S NH would’ve done better. I was also a little surprised Hartford to Springfield didn’t do a little bit better.

They were all sorts of red flags for lots of areas, but people tend to ignore such things. Still a great storm for most of Eastern 1/3 of MA.

Ray is putting his mouth on his.

The loss of mailboxes alone is enough to get them off the road.

I don’t think this band is gonna stop and pose for a picture. It’s gonna be in and out of any given area in about 30 minutes. I should’ve waited a little longer though because I just got the driveway down to pavement and now it’s finally snowing moderately again.

Oh, you did pretty good then. I was under the impression you were under double digits.

The old Hartford to Lake Winnipesaukee shadow?

Anyway, Greenfield ended up with 4”-5”. Looks nice on top of what we already had. Skies are brightening here now.

I think postmortem snow reports will reveal that there were a lot of have nots. What the south east coast is getting is surreal. My only real disappointment is that I did invest/waste a lot of time Saturday night and yesterday tracking. I should’ve known better Saturday night when the mesos really cut back RT 2 corridor. Maybe I should’ve chased to Falmouth, but I don’t think their totals are gonna be obscene and I’d be sitting down there without power right now.

This sums up the storm experience for the CTRV:

Tell Scooter to get you one!

You’re like 25 miles from a raging blizzard. Wild.

Looks like just south of Boston is going to get smacked with that band coming in off the ocean.

You are going to end up with more than southern Worcester Co. which I never would’ve guessed from looking at all the models yesterday.

I can’t wait to see pictures and videos out of Rhode Island.