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Shocking.

I'm not expecting 2008.. I'm expecting to see branches down and maybe a few trees down but nothing crazy

I was on 91 in Springfield for that one and it crossed in front of me . I meant like zr

how is .35 not reasonable

im still thinking .35 or so here.. and yes with the wind its going to get bad since none of it will melt off. I'm not calling for a inch of zr..

You realize I lived in the valley and never got anything exciting right?

Not with the wind

Let me dream of even half this

even cutting this in half it would still be fun I think.. we never go above freezing here then big winds move in

Yup usually don't get that afterwards and think there's little melting here..

I still think aloft torches more.. but I guess we'll see.. either way a good storm coming

You don't think the big winds will be a issue with zr and limited melting?

6z 51 in Norwich. 12z 37. At 4pm

HRRR is a hell of a ice storm here

He's still at freezing at 12pm this run

HRRR definitely keeping the cold around longer this run

6z had 33 at Hartford at 5am.. 12z has 29 at 5am

HRRR coming in colder so far at 12z

We zr and we damage

You haven't had over 6? Not even in december?

could be here.. I think it gets bumped up a bit more later on.. even if we can manage .3 to .5 the winds will take things down..

they had up to a tenth of a inch of zr here.. so how did they get it right? did it happen yet? no but looks like we could get it good here

One change from 24 hours ago is a delay in the changeover, especially for areas further north as the warmer air gets hung up a bit. This has allowed for slightly increased snow totals over northern MA before the change; still thinking 4 to 6 inches is most likely with isolated amounts up to 7 inches. While most locations will only be dealing with rain during the day on Sunday, the exception will be the high terrain of the Worcester Hills and Berkshires. Given a secondary low forming directly overhead and directing colder NE flow into the region, there is some question as to how quickly that subfreezing air gets scoured out for northern MA in general, as models tend to be too fast.

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