codfishsnowman

3 hours ago, moneypitmike said:

Glad I told my wife she should work from home

I was gonna tell my housemate to cancel work or take my car but he cancelled anyways. We have an inch so far. I still think northern Mass may do alright.

Threatening a quarter inch

When was the last storm that really produced widespread foot plus totals over far SE Mass, the cape, ACK and MVY? 

Just like that....a nearly blinding snow squall and gusty winds where I am at Heritage Park.....best one I have seen in years...coating anyways

Had some flurries and it's breezy...

1 minute ago, powderfreak said:

I believe it falls into a precipitation can up there vs a ground based measurement?

Ok. I always wonder about the weather up there. Glad the far north got some good snow.

1 hour ago, klw said:

It is Mount Washington.

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=GYX&product=PNS&format=CI&version=2&glossary=0

...Coos County...
1 ESE Mount Washington       25.0 in   1016 AM 01/10   CO-OP Observer
1 E Mount Washington         19.2 in   1017 AM 01/10   CO-OP Observer
 null Mount Washington       18.9 in   1016 AM 01/10   CO-OP Observer

I can't believe they were able to measure it with all the wind

Rain with a few cat paws 33F

12.5 new, 12.6 season

Some flakes to start even here in the bowels of DV.... I know it won't last but any flakes are nice to see

5 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

I only have downsloped, shattered dendrite, screw potential at my location.  

Montague had 15 inches? Or is that report suspicious?

11.5....

11.6 season

4 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Amazing consistency when it comes to jacking rains.

 

It boggles my mind how well these cutters are forecast and the weekend's no slouch either.

 six from part 2....some great rates and stunning growth a bit earlier...11 inches storm total so far....snow lightened up recently but still solid...finally got a nice taste of what we so often miss in snow events.

Finally get to see what beautiful snow growth is like, we got a good two inches of fluffier snow today so far which gives us around 8 inches which is a decent event. The stuff from last night is frozen and wicked heavy, ton of moisture in that

6 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Friend in Munson says 8” there.

Nice...there's probably an inch or two more just outside of town. 

1 minute ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Double that S of Pike.  Franklin Co was just too far N & W for the goods.  

Not double down here, maybe south of the border...solid but nothing exceptional 

About 6 inches, maybe a little under that.. flurries.  Stuff last night super heavy weight wise.

Light snow

Back to Mostly Cloudy 34f

Partly to Mostly Sunny now, really pretty sky 35f no wind

6 hours ago, Torch Tiger said:

Following quickly on the heels of Sundays mood/moderate snow event/rain coast, this is where to discuss the wild impacts of the inside-runner bomb.  Let's gooo!!

The title sounds like a chainsaw 

Overcast calm and seasonably cool. 32f

You know what's funny is that even if the Euro is right with an inch or two overnight....for many of us it's still the biggest event of the season 

I'm gonna go 4 to 7 for the Springfield area with the 7 inch amounts towards the western and eastern fringes of the city. I hope I am wrong but have been schooled too many times. Going for 5 inches at my house in south Forest Park.