RCola

I'm curious if anyone around PVD has a rain gauge. We're getting hit by another heavy rain cell. My guess is we've got to be 6"+ at this point...maybe 7"+.

Yet another downpour in Providence. It's getting ridiculous.

Pouring again in Providence. It just won't quit.

So this exceeded your 2” expectations with more to go it sounds like.

Pretty intense band coming through PVD again. Wish I had a rain gauge. We’ve got to be well over 3” for the event so far. Maybe pushing 4”.

This is definitely PVD’s year for death bands. Absolutely crushed again.

It's part of his reverse psychology strategy.

It’s not either…

Better now than April imo. It’d be great to get a nice April for a change.

Rooting for you guys further south! I love snow like any other weather weenie, and it was wonderful to watch PVD smash their previous record. However, when you are an essential worker and you need to travel in this stuff, it changes your perspective a bit.

I’m honestly hoping someone else gets snow next week. We have a whole season’s worth in PVD. It’s exhausting trying to walk around the city with the snow everywhere. It was amazing to experience history, but the aftermath is not nearly as glamorous. I’d be happy if it somehow snowed at that snowman guy’s house up north and not down here next week. Let him have the extra foot and a half.

No matter the orientation of these bands, they all find a way to pass through PVD. Big flakes! What a truly incredible day.

Which is amazing to think how this area maximized the WWA and deformation to really bring this home. Just the right time at the right place.

The echoes look lighter but it’s just as strong as it has been. I think we push 38”. This is a full corpse rotting in this band. Never in my years studying weather have I seen a mesoband this persistent outside lake effect or ocean effect snow.

Got it, that’s what I figured, but the local news has been playing up this 1pm measurement. Didn’t know if there was something particularly special about it. Thanks!