wxsniss

Amazing feed, just keeps going into Boston metro... another rumble heard at 12:30am looks near Hingham

Thunder in Fenway area

This is really impressive

LLJ taking its time lifting north

Heaviest of day right now, hoping we hear some thunder

Love the activity in here… if only this was January

Theories? 

Easily audible so I checked FlightAware. Looks like a systematic screen.

This one ~9pm Monday March 3 took off from Hanscom:

A 2nd one ~11:30pm took off from Northeast Philly:

Some younger folks here might be interested in this… summer student volunteer program with NWS Boston:

https://www.weather.gov/media/box/Summer_2025.pdf

Fond memory on multiple levels... the turning point, Euro ~60 hrs prior... went from OTS to a retro for a few inches to a blizzard:

1 minute ago, mahk_webstah said:

Good time to put the closing thoughts on this thread.

the Iggles flew high.

A good number of weenies got to high five though not as many as I hoped.

Thanks for letting me start a thread.

Let’s see if indeed this storm is the first of a decent run over the next few weeks

Congrats!

I think most here were thrilled not to see a 3peat!

~5-5.25" in Brookline

I love the fresh stark white on everything

43 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Haven’t gone outside but about 4” or so give or take. 6” streak goes on for 3 years. Light snow currently.

Take a 3peat tonight to the bank?

Look at Feb 9 0z HREF… 3z/4z RAP and 3z/4z HRRR, that’s go-time guidance… even short term mesos failed horribly here in handling dry air, had it snowing in east at least through 7am

Brookline: Great snowgrowth and heaviest rates of season, has to be at least 1”/hr

RAP HRRR HREF look good esp NOP and NEMA

Warnings up

This degree of model consensus seems so rare lately

Been a while since we've had a no-drama significant storm...

Regionwide 6-10" would probably accurately cover almost everyone outside Cape/southcoast

Just saw this from Box, sorry if posted earlier...

Are they relying on ratios for such widespread 8-12"?

Solid event incoming for a change... most guidance supports widespread 4-8", maybe some spots 8"+

Actually decent 4-day-lead consensus EC / GFS / CMC for once

Healthier SWFE and that fledgling CCB keeps improving

Widespread warning snows, would be SNE's largest storm of season so far

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/at00sqr6q8/dyfi/intensity

Earthquake?

definite shaking in Fenway area

Wow...

KBTR 211653Z AUTO 02010G19KT 1/4SM +SN FZFG VV004 M03/M06 A3063 RMK AO2 SLP370 P0010 T10331056 RVRNO

Beautiful night (photos below before deform band came through...)

Looks like a beautiful white against bluebird sky now.... rushing to get kids out to sled, rare opportunity with no school or official work day!

Congrats to South Shore folks who badly needed this. Looks like Boston reports made it to 5-5.5".

We nickel our way back to yore, still a long way but we'll take it!

Happy for the South Shore folks, spreading the season wins

Be careful out there, it's slippery AF, flash frozen layer underneath

I'll make another measurement around 12-1am

2.1" at 10:15pm

Beautiful winter scene outside, heavy snow... baby steps back to yore

Increasingly confident of 5"+ for Boston metro

33F, roads covered completely, should see 1"+/hr rates next 3 hours

34F (down 5F in 30 min)

We're beating the 8pm mark for good snowgrowth and accumulation

Looking upstream, if 850 fronto is any prognostic, Boston metro into northeast MA will crank 9-11pm

35F, moderate snow (Coolidge Corner Brookline)

Roads starting to whiten

Temp dropped 4F in ~20 min