Greg

Just now, CoastalWx said:

I think of all the calls I had, I screwed up this area the most. Lol. My own home.

I like when a screw up ends in higher totals. I like those types of errors.

5 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Impressive mid Novie snowstorm.  

I'm actually suprised you got about 6". That is on the high end of the scale of the Taunton weather services' higher end propability snow map. Excellent!

14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Will be 4” soon. Amazing out. Flakes have been great despite it being wet. I bet I’d have 6” if I were at 500’.

You definately have a chance at hitting close to 5".  Over performer for you for the winner.

Just went out side and measured on the big glass table 5.6"  so far and still snowing.  Waiting for that last band to come in and give me a couple of more inches.  I love this. Definately an over performer.

5 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

3”. Exceeded here.

I knew you were going to aproach 3-4".  Keep going, there's still time.

7 minutes ago, sbos_wx said:

Holding on by a thread here. Wet snow increasing, but best banding remains elsewhere. The few hours we had a shot seem to be gone. 

I think you have one more band to come so use it wisely.

Just now, sbos_wx said:

We pray this band kicks it back to heavy stuff 

Yes, this is very true.  You need the deeper cells to stay over you to max this out . Otherwise you loose ground.

1 minute ago, sbos_wx said:

Seeing signs of one hell of a band forming over E MA. Higher tilts have it. BOS will likely report heavy snow tonight.

They already upped the amounts for 2"-4" now for the beach front property of Logan International at 8:30PM tonight.

Man, this stuff is coming down now in this weenie band.

Weather people in Taunton have upped their amounts for the immediate coastline of Boston right now at 2-4".  Looks like just outside route 128 could be about 5-7" range now.  We have a mid november snowstorm for sure now.  Colder and quicker snowfall rates continue.

Why after reading all of these post mostly from CT and NYC do I fell this storm is much colder and snowier than progged.  What's going on here!

4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

1.5”

4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

1.5”

Looks a this rate you may eclipse 2" or more for the immediate coastline..

Just now, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Southern areas heading for 7-8”

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

Just started to see the first flakes in the light now.

The big, the bad, the snowy!

If those two bands that you see on the radar are any indication what will get us then 3-5" to even 4-6" outside of route 128 is very possible.

You know looking at all these snow output maps indicate an uncertainty were this storm is going to really end up and what the thermal profiles will truely be late tonight.  So I believe that even the mets are waiting to see what the Euro will say coming soon.  Then we'll all know how this thing may really turn out.  Event countdown!

7 minutes ago, Sugarloaf1989 said:

And now it's 4-8"

My god who is really printing those maps.  Like I said many times, it looks more and more likely that the colder air and more off shore track prevails, more snow for us all.  Simple as that.

2 minutes ago, Sugarloaf1989 said:

Same with BOX, from 1-3, to 3-7 in Enfield , LOL.

Probably means 3-5" for the valley floor and 5-7" for the hilly terrain.

Euro model at 1:00 PM will be interesting to view. Give us those colder thermal profiles please.

Check out the latest BOX snow map now. Really colder solution now. Created as of 11:09 AM. https://www.weather.gov/box/

1 minute ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Kiss of death when they do,  

Hey, I did say last night to conservatively stay at 2-3" for Taunton, MA and that there was always room to add if needed.  The BOX map looks good, they are predicting 4-6".  Sound a little high, BUT, if the colder solutions win out it may be somewhat possible.  We'll see.

Euro looked decent.  The model may be on to something here with its southerly trend tonight with the its precipitation.  Translation, it means a colder situation with a more offshore track taking the precipitation shield which means the snow hangs on a little longer than forecast for the mid levels. Also with the Euro, it shows a decent amount of precipitation, meaning this is obviously a hiccup by the GFS tonight.  These are good trends. We'll see how this translates today about 17-18 hours from now.

5 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Yeah... I’ll eat my hat if Brockton gets a coating 

Brockton should get more than just a coating based on what I'm starting to see now but these rumors of 5-8" should be really cautious and tappered.  Go with 2-3" right now and see what happens; always room to add more.

4 minutes ago, 78Blizzard said:

TWC official forecast for Brockton area is for 5-8 inches now.  One of their winter wx experts feels that the cold air is going to be difficult to displace, even at the midlevels.  Since Brockton is 15 mi SE of here, things should look good for my hood if this verifies.

I heard that to.  If that is even remotely true then Harvey on channel 5 maybe on to something.  We'll have to wait and see what the models hint at tonight.  If they go colder at all, then, those higher totals might be realized.  Have to stay on the conservative side first of course.