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  1. 0z Euro ticked a bit warmer looking like low end advisory south of pike high end advisory north of pike warning closer to VT/NH border Box this morning:
  2. A meager event, but pretty decent consensus at 48 hours. How could this surprise other than colder/warmer? Other thing I'm watching is if QPF ramps up or shreds out. 12z -> 18z looked a tick drier. We don't have much buffer...
  3. I think you're good for 3-4" given the tics colder at 12z today. Just outside of Boston metro inside 128 I'm thinking 1-3". Not bad model consensus 48 hours away. At the moment, NAM seems on its own with the aggressive WAA. 18z RGEM ticked warmer, but it was one of the coldest models so far.
  4. Box early forecast is most similar to 12z GFS If this remains colder like 12z Euro/RGEM, would add 1-2" in most areas
  5. 0z HRRR had literally 0 through midnight for our eastern areas… I was worried we might actually go for broke so glad we at least whitened
  6. Hard to discern best LL convergence, winds with an easterly component all the way to Worcester Hopefully HRRR fades too quickly as returns move east and we at least whiten CF below just as you saw on radar... we dropped from 34 to 31 in past 30 min:
  7. Great to hear you're back, Jerry!!! The news had me nervous about MI/stroke. Look how fond this community is of you!
  8. Thanks for the update. Your weather family is concerned and thinking about you, Jerry. Hope it was just a scare and you’re back home soon.
  9. Belated happy birthday Jerry! Congrats on making it to halftime This Wed event on GFS has a 1993-94 feel to it
  10. Neat cloud pattern in wake of the departing low… almost resembles the water pattern in wake of a receding wave at the beach
  11. The animated satellite images are nicer, not enough space to upload... GOES-16 loop
  12. Also, how is Nantucket with 0% power out Must be an error
  13. Really is an impressive cutoff I posted earlier, trying to piece together — between LLJ max, radar returns allowing mixing down, and elevation — why there isn’t more of a gradient. You have counties with 99% out adjacent to counties with 5% or less
  14. 489,849 without power Really remarkable cutoff to areas that experienced strongest winds, using power outages as proxy Nice overlap of max LLJ (80-90kts at 850-950 mb) with precip echoes
  15. Eversource 118k, if continues at this rate may top 200k by sunrise Like a giant Doppler couplet:
  16. Eversource EMA outages 105,050 Literally increases several thousand every 10 minutes
  17. Eversource EMA outages 95,526 Was 27k at 1:30a
  18. Eversource EMA outages big jump since 2am, now 87,679, 7% customers Center just east of ACK
  19. That sucks Yeah figured your area, south shore, down to Cape getting pummeled now under those echoes rotating in while peak 850 winds 2-5am
  20. Scituate 87mph 227am No doubt biggest winds of event along coast underway now Eversource EMA outages more than doubled in past hour to 63,396, 5% customers Coming in intermittent bursts with calm in between, so I continue to suspect mixing has been relatively limited, at least in Boston area
  21. Biggest winds so far in Boston metro, as expected KBOS 51.8 mph gust at 1:30am Eversource EMA up to 27K outages, 2.2% of customers Still think mixing down has been relatively less than expected so far:
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