BombsAway1288

Yes sir! Officially a 7 spot for the city now. This was the first storm since I moved here that I've seen the Logan spotter actually be consistent and similar to my measurements. It actually feels accurate after years of under measuring. Who was it (Jay, maybe?) that said BOX was looking for a new Logan spotter and they were emailing them? Seems like they finally found a competent person that does it right. Measurements for the rest of the season will be interesting

Thanks! If you could do this one that would be great! At least until I figure out how to log on. Username I assume is bombsaway1288, what would the password be for the first time I log on?

Correct. NYC Nickeled and dimed their way to an above average season. Think there was some type of storm almost every week that year though. Extremely active. Earliest memories of snow!

HAHA, there you go, remember these graphics well from that storm. I'm sure you remember the same stuff on TWC I do from the whole lead up to it. Think the big amounts were still in the forecast for NYC as soon as 12-18 hours out. Ended up with 6" in NE Bergen County and a Monday off from school that wasn't necessary lol

That it was. It was driving me nuts. Thank you!

That was the classic storm that ended up clobbering Upstate NY- New England. Remember the Weather Channel had Kocin sitting there infront of a map that had all of PA-NJ-NYC-SNE in the dark purple saying "Widespread 2-3 Feet". I think that's when panic ensued and why a lot of people consider it and remember it as a huge bust. The area's that did get those amounts weren't exactly populated. Think ORH pulled a 30"+ spot though. That was the storm that hurt/ruined a lot of on-air mets in the big markets. I think one met (can't remember his name but he worked in NYC at some point in the 2000's) was literally run out of Philadelphia because they ended up with nothing after the 2' predictions

Spot on. Remember getting 14" in NE Bergen County when all was said and done on the morning of the 7th. Giants played the Redskins I think it was at the Meadowlands after it got dumped on with like a foot and a half of snow. Remember BIG piles on the sidelines One of the only times I felt like I got the highest amounts as a kid in that area. Got most of it from the EWR mega band. Think they ended up with something like 14" too

You can add me in Kevin if you like. I just don't have a log in and password. Thanks! 6.8" Storm Total. Round 1: 1" Round 2: 5.8"

West Hanover, Ma with a 17.5" Anybody close to there can confirm?

Out of the whole widespread 2'+ numbers in the Capital District of Albany the biggest number on that map is Peru, Ma with the 28". That place/Savoy never fails to be the most. Amazing numbers in NY State for sure though, all-timer

I remember that one in NNJ. It was a 2 part storm also if I'm not mistaken but I remember the Sunday after it all stopped, watching football with over 14". Best early storm I had there I can remember until October 2011. Final here: Round 1: 1" Round 2: 5.8" Total: 6.8"

In the thick of it here. I'm close to 7" now storm total. If it can hold over Logan long enough they'll probably get close to 7" also. Either way it goes down in the Boston books of early 6" storms. I assume there hasn't been many before 12/5

Logan reports 5.9” at 1pm. They’ll def end up over 6” and verify many people forecasts!

Last weenie band setting up over Eastern Mass inside 495. Going out with a bang it looks like

Is it atmosphereic pattern dependent when it comes to which ones work best? Short ranges are usually money. Not this time

Last moderate burst coming through Boston? Big fluff balls. Should put me over 6in for round 2 and about 7.5” total for the storm. Pretty damn good for the first few days of December in the coastal plain. Congrats to everyone in the Worcester Hills on West especially the Pioneer Valley! An all-timer there. In my 4 years in Amherst the most I ever saw in one storm was 15”. That place is usually a sucker hole. Not this time. Congrats everyone!!!!

Yeah, leaned too much on the short range models and trends. Normally when they start showing an East trend less than 12 hours out, you can take it to the bank. Kudos to BOX for sticking with their guns for most of it.

Almost 6in here for round 2 I guess I was wrong

Not yet I guess. Don't know what the latest modeling has. BOX did cut back but not by much. Still thinking the banding will make an impact with the 6" in BOS, North Shore, South Shore. We'll see what it looks like in the morning. Night

I measured 1.6" for this round 2 earlier. Pixie dust

I've been trying the whine and bitch method today. Encouraging 0z suite so maybe it worked. We'll see but probably not haha

I have given up but we'll see. This storm seems to have found a way to screw Boston one way or another. I can just see it tomorrow morning with the CCB setting up shop to hit the North Shore, South Shore and CC while KBOS sits just outside. That kind of crap is what pisses me off and is so annoying, climo or not. Can only hope for the best now

Anybody know when BOX will pull back from that ridiculous snow forecast? 8in is not happening here. I'm kind of surprised that they issued that at 5:45pm when a lot of the 18z suite had come out already and clearly showed the goods headed East out into the Atlantic

Yep, have to remember it's just the first few days of December. Just really rough when you can't hit on both ends of a storm like this. Assuming that the South Shore does relatively well tonight/tomorrow, this will be the ultimate screw spot in Eastern Mass. Absolutely 0 broke right here and everything wrong. Hope I'm wrong but I actually expect James to end up with more than KBOS when all is said and done. Glad you're getting in on it now. Enjoy!

Not even close. December 1st happened Just about as good a location as the South Shore of LI this time of year