codfishsnowman

terrible snow growth

gonna miss the real goods by just a few miles...unreal 2 or 3 inches of wet snow....meh

ugh...I was afraid to look....really doesn't look impressive out at all

same here 80% coverage but my back porch and lawn still has 4-5 inches of glacier with 2 or a little less front yard

bad bad day down there, saw some damage that looked at least high end f3

I thought it wasn't starting til like 10??? holy fooking tornado outbreak down south...hope wiz is watching that too cloudy/38f

it would be hard to say a coating....in between a dusting and a coating...beyond terrible snowgrowth

snizzle?

i hope it just hits the cape, i want to enjoy a stress free drive to and back from MS tomorrow

there really is some solid potential for some places to have deep snow cover (a foot plus) by Monday morning....best odds probably central/northern mass/nw ct

I agree with ctvalley the 2.9 might be a bit low in this area although downtown would not surprise me....4 to 5 will do it the upslope is astonishing and the retention once above 800-1k this time of year too

Best post yet on this topic

Strongly agree with this but folks just go on and on and on measuring all the time.....

and that alone makes it a far more superior event the mid level magic 20-30 inches is awesome but 12/92 and 4/97 it is not period

there are still too many imperfections with today's forecasting, models were terrible back here right through midnight runs...business closed and schools closed, people had to scramble to make plans for kids, etc.....seems very wasteful to me

No one was polluting anything, this was a historic storm for many folks and soul crushingly poor for more than a few others.

but the cape will periodically see epic events, the cape will see single storm rates and depths those in the valley only dream of.....i feel a smidge bad for the capers today though missing big snows and loosing power....must suck

exactly, we do it was a horrible bust valley wide and if it makes some weenie feel better to say we had 6 inches when there is 3 otg to cheat his/her way to the very low end of a forecast well then he/she can have at it

I really don't care how either of you spin it...the forecast was horrible and the snow worse...its mid march in the valley and it flurries/scattered snow showers all day on warm ground etc etc I cleared once...have 4 total and 3.2 otg and it feels cheap reporting 4 it is still half or less of what was forecast for the entire valley

it didn't snow more than flurries most of the day

nice light snow 3.5

I can't believe you have 5, I have 3...perhaps 3.5 if i cleared a board etc...and downtown is even worse at 2....this is what I mean you are in a better spot than I am as you get more snow by 1-3 inches 9/10 times when ineedsnow was out in agawam some storms he had 3-6 more than what I had, maybe even a bit more in the real big ones

i would say its even a little worse than that but this is an excellent post, however we are supposed to average 50"/season and maybe you do in Enfield but a few miles to the north here I think its only 45 or so we loose important qpf in the beginning of every storm while snow has begun north south east and west of here for reasons I don't fully understand, even with swfe and then we are downsloped or miss bands....too far n/nw for most ene specials etc but then often not far enough n/nw for more tucked events when I first moved up here I couldn't figure out why TV mets were so conservative, I quickly understood after a season or 2

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