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powderfreak

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  1. Got a photo of this observation from earlier... heavy rime ice last night and today. Probably even some snow grains and almost like frozen drizzle accumulating on the upper slopes.
  2. Light snow falling at home now. Great to see big flakes in the flood lights.
  3. Hey dude! I remember you for sure! Great to see that name. Were you in the BGM area at one point? Trying to remember your old posting location. Thats great to see a familiar name from the EUSWX or earlier times. Some -SN in Burlington per a video I just saw. Snow showers moving in.
  4. Yeah I was wondering if we see widespread -SHSN or flurries tonight. Sky has that virga snow wispy look. In fact Mansfield just disappeared in snow it looks like.
  5. That ICON looked a lot better for a stronger finish. More of a legit CCB look from NE Mass to E.CT. BED goes from like 41F to 32F in like 2-3 hours of heavy rates.
  6. The more impressive part of that run though is south coast of CT looks like they have a shot now. That’s a congrats Ginxy.
  7. Oh I know, I remember that story. Ha.
  8. Huddled in a corner on the ground, bottle next to me, iPhone in hand hitting refresh on the ARW SREF members off E-Wall.... good times. Those m'fers pumping out 970mb lows over BOS like candy with deform bands over ART/MSS, all the while Scooters wife is wandering the neighborhood looking for him thinking he's drowned in the snow somewhere in Weymouth.
  9. It’s a good warm up for life in NNE. Hang on the GGEM and the general rule of when the forum is buzzin’, we are usually watchin’. But nice to track a winter event and see the usual faces popping back up. Also no Stein talk after the larvae hatches is a good thing too. Hopefully they can trend this back into a more intense CCB, that would spread the snow out more in SNE.
  10. I think his latitude matters more TBH. It’s cold draining down from the north.
  11. I’m starting to really like your area now, ha. The shift south from Dendrite jack, to now HubbDave to Methuen. We slinking around.
  12. Crying in my milk. Will never recover. Man, a good snow threat gets everyone busting balls so it’s fun. The south loves stealing snow from the north, totally get it lol.
  13. Heh, yeah I guess that’s what I saw too. Several hours of -SN vs 40dbz of thundersnow and wind in a flash freeze.
  14. Yeah I still think the dynamic runs we saw earlier where a band of 30-40dbz curling through SNE would’ve been better for snow to be honest. But I get the fear of some of Dendrite gets jacked. I still think those other runs would’ve given more excitement in SNE too, but to each their own.
  15. Those runs had ridiculous banding for you guys though too as it exited stage right. But now it’s more of a lighter steadier snow transition instead of going rain to 1-2”/hr with thunder. But yes the jack would’ve been like Dendrites area.
  16. It seemed to do two fold... it would snow further north but then the dynamic strong backside had a much heavier flash-freeze blitz through SNE with thunder/lightning. But I agree for southern folks like you, Kev and Bob this is likely the better way to go.
  17. Where suppression depression happens in October lol. You’ll get used to it when DIT goes full weenie, it’s not a good sign.
  18. Yeah I’ve seen some snow grains this morning, almost like a frozen drizzle lol. Rime ice layer is real low, like 2,500ft or a bit lower. Trees really frosted up last night.
  19. It wasn’t clear it would take place... hating on any and all precip chances, muttering ratter winter all day long, fears galore... but all it took was a couple snowy model runs and she hatched big and beautiful.
  20. It’s been a stunning change lol. Stein is dead and a beautiful butterfly has emerged. All precipitation is magically no longer assumed to miss east/west/north/south.
  21. UKMET is full snoozer. Went from this: To this: Precip stays mostly south of RT 2. Even ALB only 0.25” QPF total.
  22. ICON like there... boring. Never gets going.
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