BombsAway1288

Awesome! Tenafly for me

Nice! Another NNJ transplant. He’s a foreman for Alpine DPW. Cushiest job ever if you know the town. What town in Bergen County did you grow up in?

Really? Wow. Friend is a foreman for a DPW in extreme NE Bergen county. Says they got at least 6

What a fun little storm. Talk about a quick hitter

That’s fine. It’s still coming down really good, for now

Yeah it’s lightened up here a bit but still coming down good. Gonna wait and see if we get those HRRR goods around 6am

North Shore down to NE RI is just getting smoked right now

Over 8” here Keep it coming!

I can’t go to sleep now. Not a chance in hell lol

Wow is all I have to say! That is some sickening growth!!!

They better! We’ve been getting crushed here with consistent 2”/hr rates.

I’m at 32 and right near them. Hasn’t it been discussed in here that they seem to be running warm?

Ginx is sleeping through the best part lol. That's gotta be 4-5"/hr there

We will if this keeps up. Up to 5" here and just puking. This is a true paste bomb!

The goods have arrived here! Just ripping with beautiful flakes that are accumulating really well. Just under 3.5” here. Almost 2” last hour!

Yeah, seen plenty of those from afar before also. My point was more about Logan jacking. I should have been more specific when I meant BOS. Logan always seems to measure on the low end of things when it comes to other reports around the immediate Boston area. The classic ORH up to Merrimack Valley banding is usually a given in coastals but I'm not sure about this one. I remember thinking that last year with the big March storm also becasue the banding wasn't modeled to get that far NW but of course it did, as Ray can attest to with his 30" jack

Haven't looked at the forum but I think the reports of a bust in NJ because sleet was falling was limited to like Central NJ right at the coast. Mt. Holly had them with a WSW earlier and has since been dropped to a WWA

I almost get the feeling, going by past events, that the jack area (QPF with all snow) really could run from 128 on the North Shore-BOS-93 in Braintree and SW of there to NE Connecticut. Normally these benchmark track coastals (and a lot others) give the jack to the 495 belt to ORH with a second max in SE Mass but only if there is a really cold airmass. This one doesn't have that feeling but I could be wrong. Has BOS ever had a real jack with a coastal?

New Euro gives low-end warning snows NW of 495. I kinda think the mesos hold more weight this close in anyway but can't be a bad thing to have the Euro borderline jacking me.

About 1.5" here right on the Harbor. It's sticking to everything except heavily salted roads Would love to get to about 3" before the goods arrive around 3am

Nice. You should cash in nicely with this upcoming storm also. Good luck!

Lol, I could def. see that happening

The wishcasting forecasts get out of hand. People come on here for information. Not to live in a fantasy world with every storm.

Thanks. I'm not on Twitter. Why wouldn't he just post it here?

Not bad considering all the rain. Did better than 80% or so of this sub-forum