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Radar not showing it in our area, but 1.5" last hour - up to 8" now. Still waiting to see if the big band pivots in.

Hard to measure, but maybe 6-7" here right now. Seems like every time the radars shows the band getting closer, it just retreats back about 5-10 miles. So close, yet....

First time I ever saw thunder snow. Was 9 years old. Epic.

Glad I can go back to hating the Tzachuk brothers now. USA!

"It's a beaut, Clark!"

2015 redux?

Just finished clearing the driveway. Average depth on the ground is about 16". Assuming some compaction overnight, probably storm total in 17-18" range and just started snowing again. Lexington, MA... up to 19.3 degrees now.

11.5” OTG / 14.8 degrees, 12.2 DP Lexington, MA Pats back where they belong

Live look at me falling for the 12z GFS lala land forecast.

Live stream from Lido Key

This PWS on Bayshore in Sarasota is reporting 91 sustained and 121 gusts now. Might be on a high rise, but still.

It is really something. It just astounds me that this was almost 200 miles south of landfall. Just an enormous damage path for this thing.

If you see those palm canopies in the background, those are the tables that are by the pool, so the sand is filled in the area and about 4' above the base of the pool.

Yep. Totally covered and filled in. Looks like about 8-10' surge. They've had water get close to the pool, but never this much sand. I can't even comprehend how you fix that.

Got some pics sent from my mom's condo in Sarasota - Lido Key area. This is about 200 miles south of landfall. The pick of the fence is the gate to the beach. That fence is usually about 10 feet above the ground. The other is of a guy standing where the pool is (or in this case, was). Unbelievable.