CCHurricane

In over +100 years (since 1918), Boston is looking to make a run at the longest stretch (19-days) where day-time highs failed to break above 34°F (currently at 16). Impressive stuff to not have a few days pop into the 40's, while also considering the potentially warm-biased Logan readings vs. history.

So just a tad more than 1 inch. Gotta stay positive! Results to the north boded well for you.

Looks light on Cape, have +30" WTD in Barnstable

I fundamentally do not understand coming to a conclusion based on a 360-hour EPS run. If this past storm was any indication, these sort of model "means" can be wildly inaccurate even at just 120 hours out. Modeled period of elevated activity =/ snowfall.

We watch

There’s gotta be some +4” reports coming from this south shore band when it’s all said and done, no?

2-4 mm

23z HRRR with signs of the cave. All she wrote, on to the next one.

And 12z with the rug pull. Cape Cod will be lucky to come away with an inch. Inside 120hrs, a disaster class by the full suite of models. OP, AI, and Ensembles.

00Z suite look tepid. Max QPF across any one model is looking like 0.3, and thats the 12k NAM (whereas the 3k is only showing 0.15). NWS may have to discontinue that WSWatch, 4-7 looking a tad ambitious.

Cape Cod may be lucky to even get a dusting at this rate... Such wasted potential for all!

Oh I totally agree, haha. Just interested in that output given the QPF dump. Drifting would be historic at +50mph, redux 2005 despite it being a totally different setup.

I need a Kuchie output stat!

NOT TOO FAR