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Posts posted by BombsAway1288
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Uncle who lives in Bridgewater, NJ says he has over 2 feet and he's normally very conservative. Thinks it's going all night but I'm not sure if that's changed for them.
Def a top 10 for that entire sub-forum. Probably top 3 for places where the axis of heaviest precip ends up being
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Boston is cooked I think. At least by the water and where they measure.
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5 minutes ago, correnjim1 said:
Rain in east Boston
Yep, pouring here. Changeover seems to be making its way inland.
If it doesn't change back BOS will end up with less than an inch for this whole thing.
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TWC has under 3" inside 95 and only about 2" for Boston with a complete changeover to rain.
That's an insane margin between them and the NWS.
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NBC10 not impressed with the storm. Has BOS 3-6 and their max zones west of 495 have 9-12 but stated probably closer to 9.
This is an EPA/NJ/NYC storm. Almost all the models tonight have juiced them up to 18-24+ while lowering EMass/Boston to under 6".
Might be too early but I think the writing is one the wall with this one.
Congrats Tri-State area.
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5" total here.
What was Logan's final report?
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3.5” here right on the Harbor.
Was only expecting maybe an inch of mainly white rain.
Its fluffy stuff too
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1 hour ago, NorEastermass128 said:
Nice. Favorable period just 10 days away then.
That's it, just another 10 days.
What could possibly go wrong?
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3 minutes ago, dryslot said:
Aliens
Signs on ice?
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Where's the latest snow update from Harwich?
Exciting times.
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2 minutes ago, Wentzadelphia said:
Broke the NYC all-time record for single snowstorm thanks to that fat 300 mile long band.
I remember the Jeff Beradelli write-up after the storm basically explaining and emphasizing that band is what justified the Central Park measurement when many were questioning it.
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Hopefully it stays a juiced system if it's going to keep showing up and teasing us.
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3 minutes ago, tamarack said:
Cutting across 5 lanes of the GSP just to pass folks on the right is certainly aggressive and probably exhibits skill, but I wouldn't (didn't) look at that as a positive.
Of course there's a fine line between aggressive and being stupid like that. At that point, they're asking for a ticket haha.
On the subject of this tread, I always believed the area in SWNH from like Dover down to Leominster Mass area always would cash in big on a coastal. Also, almost always cold enough to be on the good side of the R/S line.
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6 hours ago, wxmanmitch said:
New Jersey tags are plentiful as well, particularly up around Wilmington and Mt. Snow. They're the worst drivers though...
And yeah, tons of NJ people up here. Tends to be a lot of transplants in New England like me, fella, burg, tamarack to name a few.
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6 hours ago, wxmanmitch said:
New Jersey tags are plentiful as well, particularly up around Wilmington and Mt. Snow. They're the worst drivers though...
We are not lol. At least most of us aren't, including me. We just know how to drive so we're very aggressive around others, mainly Mass drivers
. After living in NE for almost half my life I've come to realize this lol.
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When do the new 30 year averages start?
I assume they already have so are all these anomaly maps now using 1991-2020 average temps to measure against?
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You guys are in for a wild couple of hours tomorrow morning.
Visiting family in NNJ where it's usually a dead zone for wind and it is absolutely howling here with the worst still to come.
Here's to hoping the power stays on and outages are limited. Merry Christmas!
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2 minutes ago, dendrite said:
Heh...so they’re the Danbury ob and they’re marketing it. Their SWE is way off so I still don’t trust the numbers.
Def could be off considering they're using it for marketing purposes and it's right at that magical 4 ft. mark. Not like it was 46" or 47", it's exactly 4 feet.
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Someone enlighten me, doesn't Peru, MA hold some kind of snow record for MA?
If so, that would pretty strange to have state records for 2 different states but with the same town name. Completely a coincidence of course if true.
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That fronto band was pure ratio's and must have been awesome to be under.
Not every storm that you see the Kuchie clown maps underperform. They did start to pick up on the insanely high numbers but not really until nowcast time
An all-timer/epic storm up there. Congrats guys.
I'll take my 13"-14" though. Very pleasing storm all around, especially for mid-December!
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3 minutes ago, DotRat_Wx said:
I'm down there all the time. If a big ship is in, or I feel like plane spotting. It's also one of the best places to have a quiet lunch in your car! I go to that sub shop scolas sometimes too.
Scola’s is amazing! Let me know next time you’re down here and we’ll grab a bite to eat there. Office is on the port terminal side sadly but awesome views when an MSC ship comes in.
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1/31 - 2/2 Obs. / Nowcast
in New England
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This is why I gave up posting pics and video's here.