If we use long term, I'd say 40-41ish. Depends on your period of record I guess. He's sort of in the zone that if they miss out on a SWFE, he can get a south of pike deal. It's close to Logan avg.
Well I can speak for him because I've been in that corridor of luck...most certainly he has done well. He was a bit less than me in 3/4/19 and the 1/7/22 storm...but he has done well for sure.
I'd also say his avg might be closer to mid 40s. Here tucked in not far from the Easton/Raynham line...probably one of the best spots in Taunton. NWS COOP I think is 46" since start of records there.
Just those nice cold ones that kiss the ocean and dump a fluffy 2-4ish. Now it's 8 days tracking whether or not we phase nrn/srn streams etc. 8 days of stress that turns into a disaster 9/10 times lol.
Reggie has some squalls along a secondary front tomorrow night. No other models have it, but something to watch. Drops 1-3 near MA/CT border to near BOS.