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it's now beginning to rip, LFG

4/-2 SN and vis getting down to under 1/2sm, already coated up nice, poor chickens are like wtf again! and having to fill their water constantly because the heater ain't working,

mod snow now, looks like nws pegged from RT 44/6 north with 20+, and there is thunder snow in the deep south, hopefully get to see that later, always a treat, not like catore elevations of estaticism but awesome nonetheless

5/-6 and light snow since 645, has been steadily increasing in growth over the last half hour.

odds that this lingers into the day on Monday for WOR folks, like appreciable snow, some have had it thrown back this far into the late afternoon, some wanna end it by noon with showers and flurries after, just wondering if I am cleaning during the day or just wait until Tuesday morning is all, what's the met consensus on that?

what's Boston's 24-hour snow record? and any chance it gets broken?

-2 with gusts topping 30, 10 sustained is making for a frigid morning out there.

I know it's a ways off but holy crap the GFS run for the beginning of Feb, that's showing a true coastal closed, phased deep low... but it'll be gone by tomorrow. There has been good sigs around the 29th-3rd timeframe on all the guidance at some point, have to see what this one does first I guess.

2013 was the most snow I've seen in one storm in my life, including 78, jan 2011, and so on I can go... I remember early 2000s, Will may remember the storm, but we had a two day stall closed low, and got maybe 2' all said and done over a two day period, and that was hyped as the apocalypse, maybe was PD1, I can't remember, but 78, 82 stick out to me because we actually couldn't leave the house for at least a day.

my wife works p/t at Stop and Shop and she said it was absolute chaos in there, like people, it ain't 78, or even 2013, which was only a one day inconvenience...i mean Oct 11 was a mess to where shopping like that was warranted but c'mon folks, it's like a storm has never been here before, boggles my mind every time

looks east to me but at this timeframe, it has time to tic NW

yeah my first call was 8-14 like last week, but then it seemed to disappear, and then went to HECS status, now back to idk, could be, could be a foot, don't get me wrong, I'll take it, but a monster measuring with yardsticks is what we all want and were hoping, didn't like the no closed off look though, we'll see, perhaps a rug pull or we end up with 2'...

noticed ALY has taken the map away from the watch page, and the regional map doesn't match other offices maps, odd

I believe that was the storm we were redoing a bank in Fairfield, started about 9 and they called us into the shop around noon, took 3 hours to get to Rt 8 from Black Rock area, and then another 6 hours from there to Waterbury had to go all back roads, highway packed so no plows could clear, nightmare. fun tho...

probably why ALY took totals down a bit here, and I'm still sticking with 10-14 here anyway, we'll see how the next 24 hours look model wise, but no closed low has me concerned about long duration and CCB type snow of any real accum..