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CCHurricane

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  1. Thank Worcester band just won’t quit. Gotta think that’s +1”/hour stuff too based on radar.
  2. 16-20” here on Cape Cod (upper and middle Cape), these last 4 hours have done wonders.
  3. OES starting to appear for Cape Cod. Keep it coming, need to make up for lost time early this AM.
  4. 100%...That band before was 3-4” an hour easy.
  5. That band was reminiscent of Jan 2005. Congrats to those that experienced that for hours today!
  6. By FAR the heaviest stuff of the day here in Barnstable (Cape Cod). Finally under a heavy band, and with temps now at 25°F and this wind...complete whiteout. No more than 200-300ft visibility. Time to stack up some snow!
  7. Reinforcements just continue to rotate through. Cape Cap may finally get its own band here too.
  8. Oh for sure, we’ll be in this moderate stuff for a while, but the stuff on the other side of the Canal is the good stuff. At these temps, wouldn’t doubt 2-4” an hour.
  9. The Canal acting as Gandolf the Grey for Cape Cod getting in on the goodies. ”You shall not pass!”
  10. Unfortunately that’s not up to us. The records are the records as deemed by the NWS. For better or worse!
  11. Usually need to look at 2-day totals for Boston given how the measurements can occur across two days. 24.5” would be needed to get Boston into top 5 territory. 27.7” the all time record.
  12. Closer to the canal the better your chances are. As long as these bands don’t completely collapse I like our chances of getting to 16-18”. Not sure how anyone will reasonably measure though, haha. A shame we wasted probably 3/4 inch of precip at >32°F and poor ratios.
  13. Cape radar is also improving by the minute. Should be back into decent snow growth mode across mid and upper Cape with temps continuing to fall @ 26°F
  14. A little further east of you in Barnstable I’m measuring ranges of 8-10”. Bottom 2 inches is hard mush.
  15. Looks like the tug east is occurring as we speak. Radar south of Long Island showing the eastward move… What could have been!
  16. Wish that most recent band didn’t pulse itself out of existence, but most are without power down here. Winds gusting 60-70, visibility less than 1/10th under those heavier radar signatures.
  17. Complete whiteout here in Barnstable. Visibility less than 500 feet and temperature continues to drop. Down to 30°. Impossible to measure with drifting, but likely 6-8” OTG.
  18. Wet snows overnight here on Cape completely covered trees and power lines with heavy frozen paste. Temperature continues to drop, down to 31, with winds gusting 60-70mph.
  19. Current file size limitations make it extremely difficult to load any sort of videos. I used to convert videos to gifs which are great to view here, but those file sizes are too large for the available upload capacity.
  20. Temp down to 32 here in Hyannis, lost power about an hour ago. Davis Weather Station anemometer frozen solid and no longer spinning despite 50mph gusts…will head outside and try and hit with a snowball. Snow growth has materially improved over the past two hours, visibility non existent. Difficult to measure but I’d say ~4” OTG.
  21. That stuff just east of the Cape is so painfully close!
  22. Off topic: is there any rhyme or reason for the file size limitation adjusting up and down? First solid band approaching Cape Cod on radar.
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