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Not home, but my dad is saying 5.5" in Fleetwood

Thinking moat accums will be on grassy/colder surfaces. Kinda surprised by the higher amounts on models, it doesn't seem that juicy of a system. A general 1-3, 2-4" is likely

HRRR with a nice swath of snow right over 95

The NW Philly burbs and parts of South Central PA have been the screw hole all winter thus far

Ended up with 19-20" here in Beverly, MA (at least that's the best measurement I could get). Was a pleasure spending time in New England for this storm! The peak around 1-3pm was incredible under that band

It's absolutely crushing here, I'm just north of downtown Beverly near Nick's Roast Beef shop. 2-3" hour rates easily. How much you measure there? It's tough to find a measurement here, but found 11-14" consistently around the yard.

Pretty bad snow growth currently in Beverly, lots of blowing snow. Maybe have an inch or two?

Just booked a Beverly, MA AirBnB for 5 of my meteorology classmates/friends and I this weekend... and wow that Euro run just comes out. Boy am I giddy, I'll be posting in this subforum to relay obs from my location tomorrow and Saturday

Me and some other meteorology classmates/friends are looking to chase this bad boy up there in MA. Never experienced a true New England blizzard and already looking at AirBnB's to book. We found a place north of Boston in Beverly, MA. 1) How does that location look for this storm, snow and wind wise? Euro and NAM look impressive, want to know if anybody thinks there could be a better spot 2.) How does that location typically do wind wise. Close enough to the coast for winds? 3.) How is that area with regard to plowing, etc.?

Just saw the title of this thread... love it lol. 12z RGEM isn't too bad, a small cutback from 6z

Lol 0z GFS is pretty dang bad for almost everyone outside the Cape

500hPa improved on it, don't worry about the surface depiction. It's catching up

All the greats have the overrunning, I think much of central PA could see 3-6" from just the overrunning. Once the coastal takes over, that's when the shadow effect and sinking air ends up over central PA... but before that, some could still see advisory or low-end warning level snows

That overrunning depicted on the NAM is something you see on all the big ones, snow always breaks out early with that to lay the base and then the big dog comes up. Snow for over 24 hours

NAM would be an absolute crusher HECS. Snow (albeit light to start) breaks out for parts of SE PA Friday morning. This is how much falls before the low is even north of South Carolina

The Euro Control is absolutely bonkers

Yeah I'm already aware I'll likely be too far west for this one. Hoping Philly crew can cash in!

Some will either score a big big coup here, or experience Juno 2.0

MECS? I'd say it's approaching HECS levels for I-95 east. Widespread 12-24"+ for all of DE, NJ, NYC, CT, and SNE

Rain or snow... all models have it. Big phasing potential so this might be the last shot for awhile considering many think February flips warm again.

NAM is bad bad for much of the NW crew now

NAM is impressive for Berks and the Lehigh Valley for Thursday morning

Some decent flooding occurring in Millersville with the snow melt, slush, and heavy rain

Thump -> Sleet -> Brief period of rain -> Dry slot. This won't be a high end MECS or HECS like it could've been. But I think many of us would take a 6-10" thump