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  1. 1 hour ago, radarman said:

    Early April skiing can be good to amazingly good but otherwise give me the bluebells blooming on the plains, the scent of distant grassfires, and the threat of strong convection.  And home in time for our climo favored end of May/ early June EML.

    I will say that the CoC days before the humidity and the bugs come out can be some of the nicest wx of the year here, but just too few and far between.

    I nice warm 60-65 degree sunny day in April is some of my favorite weather, no bugs, no humidity, great days to start working on the golf game.

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  2. 15 minutes ago, moneypitmike said:

    Borderline moderate snow.  Clawing our way to 10”.  I think we’ll make it.

    I told you when you moved there, you'll be surprised how well Westborough does, it just far enough East and North to cash in. Deepest pack I ever saw was in Westborough in 15, I have some great pics hiding somewhere of houses half buried.

  3. 3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

    NWS says the focus of the light snow later is for SE Mass and R.I.  We miss out again it looks like.
     

    Although Maybe some mood flakes…? 

    HRRR pretty much shows that, the models last night looked like an afternoon burst but looks like thats not happening here.

  4. 8 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    Eyeballing 5” or so. But haven’t measured yet. Getting absolutely crushed right now. Very low vis. Prob 1/8 to 1/16 mile. 
     

    It’s interesting that the sleet line is actually a bit south of the initial yellow echoes  

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    Im getting crushed right now too, heaviest I've seen it snow this year.

  5. 12 minutes ago, TugHillMatt said:

    My wife and I went up there years ago for a job interview I had. I absolutely loved it up there! It was February and the lakes were frozen over. I had never experienced frozen lakes being transformed into public roads. The food was fantastic and the people were so genuine and friendly. I was excitedly talking about it in the car and then all of a sudden my wife started sobbing. It was too remote for her. :( My dream of being a northern Mainer was dashed. But, wow, God's country is right. The Great Outdoors!

    I would react the same as you and my wife would react the same as your wife did.

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