We had a SWS this morning until 10am for heavy-ish snow during the morning commute which did seem to take place.
Stake is showing about right on 1" new from it here.
Are the primary drivers for the similarities in areas hit and amounts dropped (in 1978 and 2026) largely due to the intensity of the storm and it's positioning? I understand 1978 stalled out and snowed over a longer period of time but am mostly curious about the how/why those intense bands just continued to clobber that SEMA and PVD area specifically in both instances.
My unofficial stake showed a total increase of 3” from start to finish. Seems pretty disingenuous though as it plowed more like 6-8”. The drifting, existing snow and density made it feel like a decent amount.
Southeast NH. First pic was 8am yesterday morning, second was 9am this morning. It’s windy and snowing but this gets a full fledged TBlizz “meh” at this stage.
Got a bit more than anticipated. Grabbed a pic as it started yesterday and one this morning. We’re and fluffy stuff. Experienced some decent rates on 101 near 95 last night around 11pm.
Curious if we'll see a Dong of Destiny or if the Bag of Asses will prevail.
Just trying to leverage some of my new-found meteorological jargon I've picked up here.