CVGridley

21 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

I don't know about single digits but some low teens for sure

I'm already at 16f with a dewpoint of 3f. 

Some really low dew points out there tonight.  Why aren't we expecting to be chasing single digit lows tonight in central MA?  

Does anyone have any low pressure reports for this storm?  I see buoy 44490 near St. John, Newfoundland is reporting 934mb, that's the lowest I've seen (without too much effort admittedly).

EDIT: I think this was an anomalous data point as nothing nearby is close to this.  The closest I've seen outside of this was about 960mb. 

45 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah once that streamer came overhead all hell broke loose. Still going right now. This is prob like 2” per hour stuff. Perfect LES type dendrites. Wind is packing it though so we won’t be getting 25 to 1 ratios. 

That was pretty crazy here too.

4 hours ago, CVGridley said:

Picked up a quick covering on grass and concrete, melting on the blacktop.  Temp down to 29f.

This has definitely exceeded my expectations.  At least 3-4" on the grass and all roads are covered and dangerously slick.  Numerous spinouts and cars off the roads locally.  Temp down to 27f and periodic moderate snowfall.  Rutland, MA @ 1150' msl.

1 hour ago, CVGridley said:

First flakes here in Rutland MA at 1100', temp 31.8f.

Picked up a quick covering on grass and concrete, melting on the blacktop.  Temp down to 29f.

First flakes here in Rutland MA at 1100', temp 31.8f.

Here's my video from 4:35 today.  Rutland MA at 1100' MSL.

I'm a new lurker here (is that a thing?).  I have two interests - storms and severe clear.  I like amateur astronomy and I like digging out.  If we could have deep snow on full moons, and calm jets on new moons, I'd be very happy!  Just a note to say thanks to all of you for informative input, regardless of the outcome!