HinghamBoss

I'm pretty excited for this one in Hingham.  It feels like that corridor from Marshfield/Scituate up to Hingham/Weymouth and inland to Brockton / Rockland is going to be the jackpot area.  Jackpot is of course relative here (e.g. I "only" got 24 inches vs I got 35"). Thoughts?  

Just curious, what is the all-time record high snow ever recorded in the Providence to Boston corridor?  Seeing some of the QPF output on these models begs the question if this storm could put down a record-setting total.  

I'm a longtime lurker, infrequent poster.  As we get set to kick this storm off, just curious from the veterans how you see this storm evolving from a "historic storm" perspective.  It seems like a hard thing to do heading into a storm - eg I'm sure nobody would have predicted the Blizzard of 78 to be historic.

New England is hard to make broad-brush generalizations about for the reasons inherently obvious to this group.  That being said, where do folks see this one stacking up?  

I live in Hingham, right near the Hull border and about 3 miles SW of the water. You can see a nice, low-level cloud deck moving in off the water. Reminds me of what the lake effect cloud deck used to look like up in Syracuse back in my college days. Almost OES time?