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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. Waaaaaay passed that...it's been smothered since Wednesday.
  2. Heaviest has trended NW, too....from SE MA to s ORH CO/N RI
  3. Everyone inside that swath of vorticity over S NH should have a shot at 2'+
  4. Problem is tomorrow will have the input from mesos RE banding...
  5. The fantasy in back of my mind is after getting in on several inches last night...pulling 20"+ Monday, and then grabbing another foot of cement next week to break my pack record.
  6. He checked out last night when the N trend stabilized.
  7. Want know my sick, sick hope? It doesn't involve a jackpot, either...
  8. Nice, I figured we may see that at 00z....I'm sure tomorrow it will tick se and we lose our minds again.
  9. Oh, good....I stop looking at guidance for like the final 18 hours before a big dog, otherwise I'll drive everyone batshit.
  10. I think that's two events in a row now...
  11. Yea, I don't love the trends today.....hoping 00z changes, but not a good start, apparently.
  12. My dad was from Woburn.....had a ton of pics from that event and they were nuts...he plowed for 24 hours consecutively.
  13. Dynamic weighting, too...if you're on the fringes like I am, it's 80% SREFS, but if you fear taint...it's GFS/NOGAPS-heavy.
  14. Oh yea...I'm sure the Nemo 8"/hr or whatever will be SW of me....but I doubt I get under a foot.
  15. Right, so not the insane rates they get to the southwest, but we should still get a major event
  16. You would think I stand a chance at not getting totally boned with that trajectory...NJ-NYC-CT, although granted it won't be as intense up here.
  17. Well Forecast Friday-Saturday Mess Storm Goes According To Plan The forecast for the mixed bag of precipitation that traversed the area last night and today was highly accurate. There were very few surprises here, as mid level warmth allowed for mixing to the south of the Mass pike, which limited accumulations in these locales. However, further to the north, beyond route 2 and near the borders of New Hampshire and Vermont, respectively, precipitation remains all snow and several inches accumulated. Final Grade: A
  18. Pretty straight forward, easy forecast for last night into today...something tells me tomorrow night into Monday will be a bit more challenging.Final Grade: Ahttps://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2026/02/well-forecast-friday-saturday-mess.html
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