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7 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

You’ve been in the crosshairs of late. Good for you. Nothing here…tough being left out. You’ll be able to ride from home if this pounds you guys. 
 

We were gonna leave tomorrow morning for St Agatha, but decided to push it out to Friday morning, to better take advantage of the big dump up In Aroostook of 12-18”. We should have superb conditions Friday-Tuesday. Looking forward to it. 

How deep is the pack up there Wolfie?

GFS still has the cold shot beginning of Feb but not the -20s it was showing the other day. Would like to see that happen, that's about as cold as we get.

19 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Same.   

My brother got up at 4am this morning to clear, I told him he should have let the sun do the work. Took care of most of my drive.

5 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

I didn't shovel or snow blow. Facing south FTW. Still haven't done that yet.

I relied on that too, about 80% melted on the driveway.

5 hours ago, weathafella said:

My total yesterday ending around 8pm was 3.5”.   But the impact seems much higher.   Today looking outside has the look of deep winter.   The only pita is the fact that it was too little to snow blow and it wasn’t easy shoveling.   But I went to bed (at 3AM) tired and happy.

I hate the tweeners, I'd rather get 20 inches and clean it all up in one shot.

4 hours ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

Here's the good thing, the chances of it being worse next year are super slim. So we can only go up up ( well, colder lol ) from here

I thought the odds were with us this year after the last three.

34 minutes ago, MarkO said:

The trip back to Lowell yesterday afternoon was harrowing. What normally takes 90 minutes took nearly 3 hours. At least a 1/2 dozen cars off the road. Webcam shows it was a little windy towards the end of the storm, but looks like I got that final 1/2" to bring my total to 10". Hopefully we don't end with too much rain Thursday. 

I was on 395 when the heavy snow hit, lucky it was at a time when there wasn't much traffic, but it was greasy.

Going to be today in reverse, thump of snow changing to rain and a mess.

7 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Down to 29F.  The plow piles along the streets in town were chunky, going to be like Jersey barriers by morning. 

Roads will be slippery in the morning.

2 minutes ago, tunafish said:

9.2" total for PWM

 

My sister only got 3-4 inches in York, I thought for sure she would get 6-12. Coast must have influenced more than I thought.

30 minutes ago, kdxken said:

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.

I was thinking the same thing today, it would have been nice to get this 3rd week of December.

Look at those temps for 2/5, -17 in Connecticut, -20s in Mass on the GFS. 

Just now, BombsAway1288 said:

Pushing 2” in Chelsea and puking. Roads are a mess. This is gonna be the commute from hell. Good things it’s a post pandemic Monday and not tue wed or thurs or it would be worse

I had the same commute an hour or so ago, glad I'm home, it's really coming down now.

6 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Still poundtown up on north shore....good band over ORH now too

 

Poundtown here now

I was in Killingly and it was rain, by the time I got to Thompson it was heavy snow all the way into Sturbridge. Roads were a mess, but the sander/salters are out now.

My sister lost power this morning in York quite a few places lost power.

31 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

Ain’t doing anything here in Dudley.  

Sme here, what you doing in Dudley? Not really a vacation Mecca.

12k NAM took away a few inches from me, I'll be happy with 2, thought the 6-7 was a pipe dream.

It's frustrating, I've been at 33-34 since yesterday and have brown ground. I'll be happy if it flips to a couple solid inches later.

2 minutes ago, wx2fish said:

11z hrrr is definitely more bullish later. Areas inland that are already 32-33, obviously favored for the higher accums. 

You think the NAM is too bullish?

55 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

 Noticing a pivot is starting as direction of more up is now more south north than west east

Yes, gives me 6-7 inches on the backside, yesterday's runs were giving me 2-4

I'm all rain at 33.

22 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

went from Agawam to Belchertown  then Templeton moving up 

Back in I think 2003-04 winter which was pretty good here, maybe a two Foot pack in March, we had a March storm with a few inches that changed to sleet rain but north of Worcester was all snow. I had an appt in Templeton, they had a 5-foot pack after the last storm. Deepest snow I've ever seen. Snow was so deep I couldn't walk around the house I was inspecting. The roads were like tunnels, couldn't see at intersections. Great year in Northern Worcester County.

Just now, ineedsnow said:

went from Agawam to Belchertown  then Templeton moving up 

I used to think Belchertown was a good spot but after years of working in that area it disappoints in Winter. Templeton is a good spot.

8 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

Even as crappy as it's been this is good for me lol 

You're not sweating the rain/snow line in Agawam anymore. I'd feel good in your area too.