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J Paul Gordon

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  1. And yet winter continues. Enjoy what you have while you have it. Big melt wont be until the traditional Christmas Eve, Grinch Storm. Meantime, enjoy
  2. Hey we managed to squeeze a foot out of it. Looks a lot like Christmas out there. Very happy with it. While 40" is an awesome event to measure it would be a pure nightmare in a city. 2015 was bad enough in terms of snow removal, to get it in an 18 hour period would be devastating. Keep sending those crazy pics from the area that was originally supposed to get skunked by this storm! Amazing.
  3. Looks like we underperformed here on the east side of Worcester. Still a good 8", I'd say. Hard to tell with the wind. 18F/14F. Maybe another inch or so before it ends?
  4. What about the Worcester-Tolland Massif, surely orthographic factors favor us for up to 18 inches
  5. Its coming south? Like outside the BM? Oh no!??? Yes!??? HMIMBY?
  6. The map is at 10:1 ratio. ORH won't be anywhere near that low. I'd say 15-1 up to 18:1. I'm referring to Worcester City including the airport.
  7. It looks pretty good for us in Worcester County, too. If this was tomorrow morning this time I'd be looking at 2 feet of snow. But so much can change...
  8. Would still be accumulating snow in my area (central Mass). I'd be looking in the 8-12 range for ORH considering temps, orthographic lifting. If its a fluffy snow that might not be hard to get so long as the storm is near the benchmark.
  9. In an urban area, like the hilly city of Worcester, 8-12 is a major event. Not hysteric. Not minor. But a very good hit. It has to do with being in a city. If Paxton gets 8-12 it is significant but not a real big deal. I'll be delighted to see 12" of the light fluffy stuff.
  10. Really hope you get this one, James. My father in law (in Dennis) won't be so happy, though. Moved to the Cape from Worcester to leave the snow behind and has experienced some monster storms down your way over the years.
  11. Will temps be low enough to have a significant effect on amounts? At this (early) point it looks like that will be the ticket for the interior.
  12. Looks like a good week for coastal SNE and Mid Atlantic. I'm betting we'll cash in with at least 4" on the ground here in ORH but the cut off looks perilously close. Of course, it is a ways off. BOX has been saying stuff about cold interior temps allowing for higher ratios.
  13. Anyone going to open up a discussion of the storm that will be affecting parts of the region on Wed-Thurs?
  14. Looks like marginal warning in my area. Good luck to James and our NYC friends. I'll just be happy to see the ground white again.
  15. Lock it. Still thinking a couple 3 on Monday and a 4 to 8 solution here on Wed/Thu...though it looks like NOAA has it slowing down.
  16. Janet Mills told it to isolate for 14 days or stay the heck out.
  17. Wow 2 maybe 3 inches in Worcester on Monday. May just get a couple of 2-4, 4-8 events this week.
  18. Nope. Just if we are gonna lose it someone might as well enjoy the benefits. In the next 48 hours a lot of folks will be ready to jump out windows only to see this come back some, then suppressed some, etc. The images and the discussion, though, lead one to think this is going to be a MA/NYC/Cape Cod special. Hope that James finally has a big one to celebrate. I'm fine with 2-4 of white on the ground for a few days. Last Saturday's mess is finally melting, so something fresh will be nice.
  19. So, we are looking at a MA blockbuster? Good for them.
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