Zeus

Just now, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

The resident bookie will just plow you.

Actually, I'm a contracts manager.

1 minute ago, Mr. Weather said:

Are we thinking this Sunday-Monday’s event is gone or is it still a go for the Boston area. I’m still new and learning how to read all of this. Thanks for the help y’all are awesome. 

You shall be engulfed in flame.

A friend recommended Funky Murphy's to me as a good spot just yesterday. I will have to check it out sometime.

Snowstorms that end as rain are like affairs where you gotta finish yourself off after a solid hour of penetration.

I haven't had one since April.

1 minute ago, Ginx snewx said:

Can't believe I have had 71 inches this winter, just doesn't feel right

At your age there’s no guarantee that the elasticity will return, but I can recommend some ointments if you’d like.

24 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

da fuk? 

I have taken care of this ... matter.

24”. And probably a little more to come. 

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

This is gonna make my top 5.

Same here. The flake size, the duration, the daytime peak for visibility, and the accumulation put it up there with the big boys.

3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yes...you can see it happening out by ORH now...but that is good for eastern folks to try and kep the party going into after hours

 

 

Yup -- should be a totals enhancer for Worcester-Providence on northeast -- given how it looks, I'm not even sure my neck of the woods even gets much of a break between.

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

There's even good bands regenerating over ORH county right now...that ML forcing dies hard. It's still taking its time leaving as much mentioned above.

I'm expecting a more NW-SE realignment shortly, which may prolong a pivot under goods for some.

Welp, that about does it. This one has been ideal.

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

495-128 band is just rotting and absolutely destroying a good chunk of interior E MA

 

 

I didn't expect this much attention from band after band after band.

I've been in great spots for some of the absolute legends, but this is threatening to work its way into the upper registry of my favorites by the time it's done.

3 minutes ago, shawnmov said:

Public report of 23.3" in Framingham.

I think that might be... a little high, but I also don't think it's out of reach in 1-2 more hours of this.

I don't often do formal measurements, but I think I'm going to make an exception this evening when I go out to shovel.

2 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Yup...hi.

We're making out well today, aren't we, brother?

Getting buried here in the 'ham, and the best band is moving back in for round two.

Eversource robocalled me to tell me to prepare for several days without power, even though we've had no issues in this one.

1 minute ago, TheSnowman said:

I may be a multiple World Champion at the accordion, but I can look at almost any picture of anything and tell you how much snow there is.  

 

Is it me or is the Death Band about to go December 9, 2005 on us as it pulls out?   

What goes on in that head of yours when you type? Anything?

Just now, rnaude241 said:

Is the rain/snow line offshore is it just past the canal?

Forgive the newbie question and mostly I just lurk here, but hoping a met can answer... what's rain?

5 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Another band is def forming in metrowest now...BOS into a little screwjie for a bit (though it will be temporary)

 

 

Doing quite well in the middle point between 95 and 495 today... Framingham reported 10.8 at 11 AM, we'll easily surpass the foot mark if we've not already, and it looks like the best stuff will shift back over and crank for a bit yet still to come.

Plus, we've not really been "out" of the good stuff yet. A nice showing.

2 minutes ago, bobbutts said:

128-495 and 91 getting it good here

I just want to make it abundantly clear that I am under that big bright green band, just north of the pike.

I'm winning, Karen. The divorce isn't hurting me now, KAREN.

Can someone please come and get this deathband out of my yard?

Just now, Eskimo Joe said:

So question for the group...any ideas why BOX hasn't extended the Blizzard Warning further west into RI?  Providence and Newport are certainly meeting the criteria.  I know it's for 3 consecutive hours, but conditions appear to be only worsening through midday.

With regard to public perception and their associated adjustments in response and precaution, I wonder deeply if it matters what exact zones are covered by a blizzard warning.

In my view, once somebody has a blizzard warning associated with a given storm, anyone impacted by that storm seems to think they are being hit by "a blizzard" regardless of whether or not they appreciate or verify the criteria for actual blizzard conditions.

In that regard, it's all a bit mush, is it not?

Come, and sit on my lap, and we shall discuss this further, unless you prefer a more carnal exchange of ideas.

It's snowing in Zeusingham.

[CONFIRMED]

1 minute ago, sbos_wx said:

This is like the greatest night ever.

Every model trends in our direction, snows from NNE to SNE and even the Cape, no one is being a QPF queen, and Dendrite has a heart.

Who. Would. Have. Known?

Have you done sex yet?

4 minutes ago, Semper911 said:

Word is you have the power to take James off of the weenie list so he can post again during this time of blizzardly celebration. He promises to be a good boy, and he states categorically that he has changed his ways. If you can find it in your heart, please have mercy on our brother. In the name of the SnowGod, we pray. 

I say we release Barabbas instead. 

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

Vince McMahon approves of the damage.

If I had one wish, it would be an obs thread where people were only allowed to convey conditions through posting gifs of Vince.