mostman

My family lives in Bridgewater, multiple houses, all saying 40 is likely. Official measurement was too difficult, just going off the “I shoveled what I measured to be a foot, three times” science.

Tell you what, I have a bit of latitude on you boys that got over two feet. But I just cleaned out 15 inches of what fell here, and I want no part of cleaning up 36 inches of that. That is some real dense cake.

3 feet of cement is wild. When we hit that in 15 it was powder.

In some 30dbs now. Maybe the best so far. Maybe a shot at getting double digits.

I’m into some moderate stuff now after a couple hours of flurries. Let’s see if it sticks around for a few hours.

Last couple hours have about half an inch here. Just miles away from better radar returns. We may not hit double digits.

I’m officially in the middle of that dry slot now. Flurries.

That west band may be starting to sink, I’m slipping into subby now.

I am sitting right next to that sub zone. I bet 5 miles to my west is getting sand. It’s marginal here at best. Flips around 17-25db on radar. Stick says around 6 without clearing.

https://www.weather.gov/box/winter Click on probabilistic

Just drove through the rain/snow line traveling on RT3 north. Burlington, sleety rain; Chelmsford, snow.

Traveling through this metro west band in Brookline. White out conditions. Been a while since I’ve seen a rate like this.

This stuff is wild. It’s dumping but it’s sort of like slow mo snow. Just looking out the window you’d think it’s mood flakes. But it’s piling up incredible fast. Better growth than the prior 24 hours.

Click on it.

When you don’t QA *all* the edge cases.