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What in sam hell is that??? So fugly

By my rough guestimate, this is like our 8th or 9th icing event iof the season my hood. Unreal

Roads were a mess in N ORH county. A few school districts wisely had 2 hour delays. The 3 in my household did not and it was an adventure on the roads and in parking lots. This storm wasn't great but not awful as far as pack destruction. That will commence the next few days

I guess some of the roads in town are nicely iced over

You need to move to hillbilly country

Lol. On mobile, go to the settings and layers MPing are reports you can submit.

For anyone that uses the mPing feature on RadarScope, ever see something like this? I assume it is someone driving down the highway putting in a report every few minutes

Seriously. The slush pile the plow pushed against the end of mine is like a concrete speedbump

Winter ain't what it used to be

And it stopped 10 minutes later

And of course now it is SN- whee

Nothing here in Leominster Wheeee!

For an inch? Maybe 2? No worries.

It did improve at the surface for some, but still nothing exciting (or even interesting really)

Def not worth a blog.

I know Hippy is only around 15”, and probably averages similar. It has been really bad in that area this season for sure. Worse than here.

Close to being in bad shape I mean. 29” when I avg 72-75.

Take it for what it’s worth. An inch?

Giving me 6”? Is there sleet mixed in there?

BOX AFD isn’t overly impressed which makes sense Monday night into Tuesday... Model guidance in reasonable agreement on southern stream low tracking a bit south and east of the benchmark late Mon night into Tue. Much of the precip shield directly linked to this storm will be offshore. However, separate northern stream trough upstream will induce an inverted trough at the surface which extends into New Eng. This will be a focus for a period of precip Mon night within deepening moisture plume. There is uncertainty with the westward extent of precip and QPF amounts. GFS and much of its ensembles are furthest east and confine precip to eastern New Eng while Canadian ensembles are wettest and furthest west. We leaned toward ECMWF solution which is a compromise with ensembles supporting a light QPF event with somewhat heavier precip possible in the east. Regarding ptype, southerly flow preceding this event will warm boundary layer enough for mainly rain in the coastal plain including Boston to Providence, with best chance of snow further in the interior, especially north and west of I-495. Due to uncertainty with how far back the steadier precip gets this is looking like a minor snow event for the interior. We discounted the NAM solution which is a strong outlier. In fact, ensemble probs for greater than 3 inches from GEFS and ECMWF ensembles are near zero and only a few Canadian ensemble members have a more significant snowfall. Best chance for a few inches will be in the Worcester hills.

0F for my morning low. The warmer temps this week will be welcomed

Ratters gonna rat

Is the ICON ever not terrible? Close in/far out…doesn’t matter.

Hope you have a great trip!

4” on the Euro, 6” on the NAM for MBY Lets split the difference and call it a day