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Snowing here in Hubbardston. It had stopped for a while after that initial coating, but going again

I just meant I doubt I see the high end of that range, but they have limits on what they can put in (I think)

Yeah. I saw that on the NAM a bit yesterday when you and Scott mentioned it.

SN- 16.0F. Looking at 4-8” as per point n click. 5-6 seems more likely

I did. Lol. But really just for N ORH county. The eastern stuff is interesting

Bad eyes on my part I will delete my post

One report I saw had a survivor indicate he tried to deploy his chute but it failed but he wound up being ok

The RPM seems so jumpy. Not just with this but every storm

Despite a putrid January we are pretty far above avg for snowfall year to date

Or venereal disease

Seems a little low. 3-5” would be better there

Train kept a rolling All night long

And I'm splitting the difference, right along the pike. Milbury, Grafton, ORH

British Mastiff or Tibetian Mastiff?

I dunno. Prob right, but that Euro has given me pause for thought

Tuesday... Shortwave trough approaches from the west increasing the forcing for ascent. The result will be snow overspreading the region from west to east Tuesday morning and continuing for much of the afternoon. There is some modest lift indicated in the snowgrowth region and the warm advection developing over the cold dome supports widespread accumulating snow for most of southern New England. After coordination with surrounding offices, opted to hold off on Winter Weather Headlines with this package but they will likely be needed. Ptype should mainly be snow, except perhaps near the south coast, Cape and Islands where some boundary layer warmth may result in a change to rain. Current indications are for a general 2 to 5 inches of snow across the region on Tuesday. The one thing will need to watch is a weak wave of low pressure passing to our south. There is a southwest LLJ on the order of 35 to 45 knots. If this wave can setup some sort of low level boundary, it is not out of the question for localized higher snow amounts. Something will have to keep an eye on over the next 24 hours. Regardless, another accumulating snow event is on the way.

BOX might hoist some Warnings at 4? Kinda close

This one is just a classic moderate event that most will forget about. Still, it will pad the stats and make the skiing more enjoyable for a bit. Beed cold and dry or warm and rainy

Just a joke man. January was a desert, much like 2015 until then end. Then the floodgates opened. Probably happens now and then, like 1994 as you said

Mini 2015

5AM start in CT 7AM for ORH area 9AM for metro Boston sound reasonable?

How does one figure how far NW the axis would be? I assume that is based on the tilt, which I always have trouble isualizing (even though I understand it a little). How tilted does it get?

KFS is gonna rock ya

+4.25" 62.0" Season Might surpass seasonal average by Monday (72" or so)

Good news is that it's the ICON