Its been slowly heading north with all snow line last few runs--like most other guidance, just doing it in the more slow and steady Euro fashion. I'm taking the under on most weenie snow maps here in SVT. Thinking brief start as snow then lots of pellets.
I'm taking the under here on 7". Can't remember mid level warmth ever under performing. Someone will probably get 20" between the 2 systems this week wherever that max overlap is.
You guys are talking about primary residences too, how about up here where people are plopping down 500-700k cash (or more) on a second, third home ala Phineas. That's a whole other level though I guess.
Woodford with a 7" report. Seems questionable again, maybe they got close, don't know. Although radar was interesting today, almost seemed like a blocked SW flow upslope event..echoes seems to struggle to get over towards eastern VT.
https://www.wcvb.com/article/open-houses-cause-traffic-jams-in-crazy-hot-real-estate-market/35451691
Probably added 150K to my house also just from 2018 when we bought. Crazy everywhere-
Once this ENY band rotates through W MA snow growth should get better I bet. Best dendrites of the the day right now with this last batch moving through. Been sugar most of the day --certainly hurting accum.
Little over 3" here. Been moderate most of the day, with pretty low VIS at times, but snow growth has been pretty bad since early this AM. Nice refresher though.
Euro isnt too bad for Sunday...not some monster--but could be 6-8" (with ratios) if it pans out like 00Z shows.
12Z GFS lost cutter and more MIller B for Sunday too. ATTM looks pretty good for NNE-still 5 days out though.
Jimmy buried under 2ft on the cape
That looks pretty decent for my area- 72-96". Wonder if they are using CO-OP and Cocorahs data? Cocorahs could fill in lots of the gaps that CO-OPs couldn't, so would make sense I think.
SNE is getting a little full of themselves right now---like they live in the TUG Hill, every event is a hit..ha.
Probably right about Tamarack. Too far removed to get a lot of direct hits from the recent coastal storm baroclinic zone shifting SE a bit over the past 10-15 years, and no bread and butter to rely on. Although I don't really know that area too well and not sure what pattern is best? Guessing 07-08 was good up there?