STILL N OF PIKE

Crotched mtn crush 

4 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

S.NH looks like the spot to be, blending all the data.

Crotched mtn ftw 

1 minute ago, weathafella said:

We huff we puff

Puff puff huff

Just now, CoastalWx said:

 Hey what’s the date today? Asking for a friend. 

It’s time to capitalize baby 

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Congrats CNE and nNE on nam.

NNE got mostly crap

12 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Rgem looks decent for Sunday night Berks, N ORH, and into S NH...even Ray's new digs could get a burst before 925 warms too much. 

You got a map my fellow weather friend 

Just drove from a friendly squat ladies house in Bedford into work at Lexington 

temp went from 36 to 37.

back home looks like mi casa in NE Nashua is into plain rain and 33. Would guess they dip back by 930-1030.

lets see if any ladies show up for training sessions. I’m hoping my 6 and 7’s cancel lol

ugh a six walked in

1 minute ago, willyvonka said:

7.1" in Lexington. Overperforming here for sure. 

7.0 up the street on Bedford st

7” here in Bedford . Ma good nite

I was invited to stay at someone ones from the gyms house in Bedford and I just went outside and there is literally 6 to 6.5 inches of snow on the ground!

holy shiat

5 minutes ago, Greg said:

If that's the southern areas over performing then what do we get being in a thicker cold airmass?

Lol depends on the rates bro. You will shovel but I believe while heavy the thump is at its peak in S SNE. But we will see and as long as I receive 3-4” I honestly don’t care. I’d rather stay below freezing 

Southern areas heading for 7-8”

10 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

 

It’s funny my biggest flag w the omega moving north is Box’s as well

lol

1 minute ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Final Call. 

I can’t argue w dat

29 and cloudy in Nashua 

may ride this one out in Lexington Mass by exit 31

1 minute ago, USCAPEWEATHERAF said:

36F here in Harwich, MA, the latest HRRR brings .5" of QPF as snow.

You may see .5” but it ain’t falling from the sky 

29 weenie degrees in Nash 

mid wintah baby 

Just now, DomNH said:

I can't imagine that roads will be good by 5:15 tomorrow morning with sleet following the thump. It's not like we're going to transition to 40F and rain. 

That’s my concern 

I’d rather sleep there then go home to sleep then wake up at 4 to leave earlier to drive in crap.

i saw 35-37 on meso’s For KASH by about 6am

3 minutes ago, Bostonseminole said:

HRRR has it really going past 7 pm... that my interpretation.. 

I figured it would be close there On start time. 

I also I believe I should be fine mostly wet commuting back at 515 A.M. but I other wise would be very concerned due to the volume of cars already mobbing rte3 by 530 and it’s everyones first snow storm if temps were below freezing at 9-10z 

10 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Hellacious thump before then...but I'd def keep it a little under the 6-8 over interior...prob more like 4-7 with maybe lolli to 8.

I’m working in Lexington, Ma till 815pm

how close will I be to getting thumper verbatim before getting on road to Trashua

Getting close to parts of CT.

obs thread....- I’m lazy

4 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

What flag? You obsess over the most minute of details....its 4-8"...closer to 4-5" if the "thump" is slow to arrive, but 6-8" if it gets well out ahead of the mid level warmth.

Its pretty clear imho.

This post has nothing to do with mid level warmth 

If the thump is maximized Sw and it’s shunted east it doesn’t really arrive as advertised that robust for N areas is my point, is that not something you have seen in models ?

theres a couple flags imo, yes I am vocal about them, shoot me hahaha

i often like to play devils advocate a little , not to get under skin, but to try and gain some Clarity because there are many more busted forecasts here that bust high than low.

58 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

What you need to watch is that big burst and how the WCB does sort of shunt east a bit as it tries to move north. That is hinted at. 

Which is flag for N areas that are still well south of the mid level magic

i would love to believe this would become clear by early evening 

this flag doesn’t seem to exist for S 1/2 of SNE (Pike south) 

Just now, sbos_wx said:

This is what has me thinking interior SE MA and perhaps RI do better than CT.

 

I could be wrong but I believe that shows N Essex county over to SW NH /S VT being crushed 

1 minute ago, WinterWolf said:

It's all gonna come down to when the sleet starts to mix in in the inland areas.  If you hold off the sleet for even an hour longer...the amounts are going to go up quite a bit.  If that sleet line comes in quicker, obviously your amounts are going to be on the low end of the ranges.  It's going to Thump...just how long can we hold off the change over is the key to if you reach the higher end of the ranges. 

If people learned anything from seasons past, when all your marbles are on a 3-4 hr period requiring heavy rates, it’s best to go conservative. There is always a chance someone gets 2” /hr for 3 or 4 hrs it’s just not likely