The Lewiston area, and Lava rock area seemed to be the jackpot. And that’s where all modeling had it for days. Yet no where near the modeled amounts in the low to mid twenties(and some times even in the upper twenties were modeled). The southern NH and Northeast Mass areas seem to be a bust for the most part. The precip shield never really came together for those areas. Further north and east it is(Jeff’s area and Brian’s and Lava’s), but substantially lower than the huge amounts that were forecasted…At least the way it looks at the moment.
We’ve all done that shit before(locking ourselves out)lol. Good think you didn’t hit the sleds when you hucked the brick through. I gotta admit I got a good laugh out of your post..while at the same time knowing that frustration. Enjoy the storm there Lava.
Well by Looking at the radar Jay, the steady stuff will be over for the most part by midnight it’s looking like. Not much coming up from the south after the central Jersey stuff. Sure…there may be some spritzes/sprinkles through the morning…but nothing of consequence it seems.
18z runs get wonky more times than not(and the Euro having a glue factory reservation) doesn’t help matters. Those of you in the goods for this one…I wouldn’t let that spook yous. Betting the 0z zonks back up.