Same here and I think we’ll make it here soon, then see if we can add anything tomorrow. The models had a pretty uniform precip shield that was all snow. Similar amounts should be found over a wide region, which is pretty cool for the forum.
I’ve thought those big 10+ numbers were on the high side. I went 5-8” for the ski areas (best bet IMO for covering the majority of terrain. Of course could be locally higher at the summits and snow pockets but I think 5-8” was a good range of where this ends up for the majority of terrain.
This is nuts. Whiteout. We might have just gotten 2” in like 40 minutes up here.
The yellows just exploded over Stowe (north of the 89 marker on this radar.
I could see 5-8” up in this neck of the woods once you tally in all the residual terrain light snow on Sunday. Might be tough to shut off the terrain snow for a bit.
I’m thinking 3-5” initial burst and 2-3” fluffer nutter topping from -SN most of Sunday.
Its frigid at -6F and highs only expected in the teens...I’m getting on the train of slightly higher ratios than climo for SWFE.
It's -11F here... letting the dog out for the last time for the night. She doesn't linger outside long in the negative teens.
HIE was -16F at 9pm...wow. It's f'in cold out there.
I bet they can for sure.
There's another 2" of just absolute fluff here since 4pm....up at 7.5" here and the narrow band that has been crushing Mansfield this evening is moving back north.
Yeah I’m on the 3-5” train up here... looks like a quick burst of like a third of an inch of QPF then dry slot.
I could maybe see SVT/SNH with a scattering of 5-6” amounts.