moneypitmike

Now that it's brighter, it looks more like 5" on the deck here in PVD. I'll be heading to Mattapoisett soon......given the heavy bands we were under there from afternoon onward, one would think it would be a lot. I suspect the truth of what actually accumulated will be very different. 31*, -sn

Congrats on the 4--sucks about the trees and power, though.

Looks like a solid 4" on the deck here in PVD. Everything nicely plastered.

Thanks for this, Ray. Very educational--good luck with the call. Actually, I hope your call of the first system likely to be suppressed is off and we get clobbered.

A run for James.

Headed to bed. Enjoy the rest of it. I'll see what awaits me in Mattapoisett tomorrow........I have a feeling I'll be laughing how little stuck.

Things turning just right for points east of Worcester, RI and SE Mass in the waning hours.

Looks like the last of the heavy bands is heading through Ray's hood.

That was insane!

About an inch or so here at PVD.

That what I said. Since I had 0.0 in the first round, my math is easy.

Congrats!

I don't really know I do like that they now have these "event total" ones so you don't start adding amounts to what's already come down.

Forecasted event totals--so subtract whatever you might have received this morning to get your round two totals.

AFD update from BOX .WHAT HAS CHANGED... Despite marginal boundary layer temperatures, bands of moderate to heavy snow have developed across much of SE Massachusetts and the Cape. Snowfall reports in these areas indicate that around 1-3 inches of snow has already fallen with an additional 2-4 inches possible. Heaviest snow will continue through 06z before gradually tapering tomorrow morning. As a result, have opted to adjust snow totals to 4-6" with localized amounts up to 7 inches possible.