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Wind is calm. If ASH gusts >35 kts I will be surprised and impressed. 

Frankly trying to comprehend why anyone in the interior is excited for this. I suppose if you get off on -RA and low-end wind advisory gusts that's cool, but just looks like another ruined summer Saturday to me. 

41 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Largest impacts here will be beach erosion and insult to injury rains if it gets close enough.

Too far east for any meaningful impacts, just west enough to ruin a Saturday. How exciting. 

Whiteout rain ASH. 

I’m over near Hollis. Absolutely pouring. No signs of a tornado nearby. 

Got pretty wild here for 5 minutes. Intense rain, gusts to 40-45 mph, and hail (couldn't tell how big). At least wild for Merrimack Valley severe standards. 

Still lightly snowing off and on as this winds down. Pretty interesting storm and some of the heaviest rates of pasty aggregates I’ve seen in a long time. Now let’s melt this miserable shit and bring on COC. Who the hell wants a pack in March. 

5 minutes ago, wx2fish said:

So far, this band has been fairly underwhelming. Dendies still pounding up there, so maybe it'll pick up. 

Yeah, not that impressive. 

Looks like we're about to get whacked with one more ML band then it's mostly over. My parents in western Nashua on the Hollis border had to have like 8-9'' compacted on the deck so I bet they got close to a foot if properly measured. 

Pretty steady -SN/SN in this mid level stuff. Coming down heavy enough to keep the roads a little slick. Drove southwest a bit toward Hollis and didn’t see much Phil but quite a few traffic lights out so he must be lurking. 

1 minute ago, MuddyWx said:

I'd sell those 6 inches with everything i own

Yeah I think that’s garbage. 

HRRR is printing another 6-8’’ or so in SNH and EMA (10:1 so call it another sloppy 2-4’’) but I’m not sure how much I buy that. 

Hopefully score another 1-3'' from the mid-level magic to break double digits. Otherwise we're done accumulating in this light stuff. 

And just like that down to -SN. 

Gone from insane rates to merely excellent rates - probably still 1''/hr or so. 

Cannot get over these rates. Insanity. 

Eyeballing between 7-8'' now. Definitely looks like we picked up a couple last hour. Puking.

Not saying much but heaviest of the season right now. Has to be 2''/hr. 

1 minute ago, 512high said:

pit stop at shop measure 6" one area 6.5" another 33F, if someone from ASH already gave amount sorry

Keep it coming I'm not leaving my building to measure lol. Sounds about right though and absolutely dumping paste right now. 

3 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Dare I say....Morch sun angle?

Well that and we'd be stacking much more efficiently if we were 2-3F colder. That said we're absolutely ripping now so this should stack regardless. 

ASH sitting at 34F and you can tell even with very good rates it's not accumulating nearly as efficiently as it was earlier in the morning.

Actually parachutes starting to mix back in as we get back into the heaviest echoes. 

9 minutes ago, mostman said:

Nashua, right? You’ll get back into it in a bit. The band that just came through Westford was epic. 

Yep. Definitely coming down hard but we’ve gone from big parachutes to much smaller aggregates since about 10:30 or so. 

1 minute ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Rad p/type just surged to the coast ... went from between 495 and 128 to Arlington Heights in like 10 minutes of sweep... 

It happened, interestingly enough, right when my aggregate size when small...  I had just got done entering a post about the snow type being large with no particles in the gap... visibility being disproportionately up for S/S+ ... etc, when no sooner...poof.. .now we have uniform smaller sizes and also a wind shift more from ENE to NNE ... so something's up

Same here the flake size reduced within the last half hour or so. 

Not quite as heavy as earlier but still coming down pretty hard. Looks like somewhere around 5-6'' on the car tops.