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Pretty rare PWM has higher ratios than CON. 9.5"/0.68"

05z PWM Obs 4.8" new / 9.5" total 0.35" SWE (0.68" total) Depth is 12".

Hey, @NovaScotia - real sorry about that. We got a little too excited.

PWM 00z obs 4.7" new/total 0.33" SWE 9" depth

Major climate sites (Logan) measure at 12z, 18z, 00z, and 05z (during standard time +01 for savings). Observers try to report to the NWS within 30 minutes.

What am I looking for on velocity that identifies the CF?

Overheard at the rink this morning: "It's only supposed to snow for 6 hours so I don't know how we're gonna get 3 feet." Nearly bit my tongue all the way off. OVC 2°/-10°

Great idea. Average scroll time of 90 seconds. Weenies enter thread, tug away, , leave.

Hey, buddy. Just like old times. Enjoy.

Never thought I'd see the day where we're calling 2" per hour 'crap'. Shame.

Lol they updated the graphic for socials - all of 21 minutes after the first one.

MPM will dump his coffee on his keyboard when he sees this in a few hours.

I blame them for including the islands on the graphic.

I feel like I do every time I try to read that damn number over PWM.

YLTSI

I said cred, not pro! How'd (A)I do? 1/25–26 Coastal Storm Thread: Deep Cold + Moisture Feed = High-Impact Ceiling (Still Volatile) Big picture: We’re heading into a major arctic outbreak with a cold high pressing across the northern tier, while a frontal zone + subtropical moisture plume sets up to our south. Guidance supports a significant winter storm from the southern tier into the Mid-Atlantic, with increasing signals that SNE is now in the envelope. Over the last ~48h, there’s been a notable north shift in many solutions, tied to greater interaction/phasing between southern-stream energy and northern-stream energy over the Plains → deeper trough → stronger downstream ridging → farther north storm track. WPC notes this shift is broadly reflected across deterministic/ensembles/AI guidance, but also warns the unanimity could be partly a mirage due to unresolved shortwave details. SNE baseline expectation (as of 1/21): • Snow looks increasingly likely late Sunday into Monday, but exact track/gradient still low confidence. • Ensemble spread still supports anything from “a few” to “10+” depending on where the coastal low tracks relative to the benchmark. • With the arctic air mass in place, SLRs could be higher than climo for much of the region where snow verifies. Things to watch: • Track vs benchmark (suppressed / benchmark / inside runner) • Degree of phasing (deformation/banding ceiling vs quick hitter) • Coastal front placement (I-95 jackpot potential vs sharp cutoff)

Delete this and someone with some cred start a new one with a synopsis. Please and thanks.

This is my next project after I finish the Tippy AI-bot.

Models and mets are significantly underestimating this thing.

Very cool you have that stuff. Pretty special, and definitely one of if not the greatest American rock band, ever. I'll have to give that show a listen. I was born that year, and similarly saw Phish for the first time as a Junior in HS, Worcester Centrum 2003. I am going to be an inconsolable mess for at least a week when one of them passes. I always enjoy hearing stories about the journey going to shows leads one on. To me, that's such a big part of the whole experience. That's where a lot of the best memories are, and when some of the deepest friendships I have were formed. If you were around for the club days, I'm sure you've got some good ones - would love to hear them sometime over a beer. Cheers!

Love this photo. Not sure I've seen it before. Too young to have seen the Dead, but I'm so happy I got to see Phil and Bobby several times with various iterations of their bands. May the(ir) music never stop.

Friendly counterpoints: Heating bills up -solar & electric FTW ice melt use up -Wear yaktrax or tell your DPW to make sand and salt mix available like civilized towns slips trips falls up -See above doggy depression up -Tell him to suck it up and give him an edible boredom up -Pond hockey every weeknight and ice fishing every weekend. Adapt or die (from this trash pattern), I always say. 31°F

You can run but you can't hide from that nasty, nasty Atlantic.