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I imagine their topography and relative lack of forests allows winds to pick up a lot of snow and blow it long distances without anything to disrupt it. You can see it in pockets around New England when you get into wide open areas and around big lakes.

Nice event for those in the jack zones. Some under the radar stuff still falling with sun burning through the overcast. 24/19

Went to bed with a warning hoisted and woke to light snow and maybe 1/2". Those Cape Ann bands just falling apart on the north side. Snowy Saturday anyway to freshen things up. 19/15

-5.4F. Coldest of the season.

Can't win 'em all...next.

Spotter in Kittery, ME reported 27.8" and looking around the area, I tend to believe it. Ended up with 24" here. Body is sore from cleanup.

Basically non-stop snow since yesterday around 9AM when first flakes showed up. There was definitely some drifting that was messing up measuring last night, but thinking we're about 24" based on local spotter reports in the area. Will do another measure later as still some light stuff coming down. Quite the storm. 15/13

This has been a pretty constant dumping. Snow is so light it’s just rolling off the roof and piling up at the front door…2015 style. Thinking we’re probably over 20 now.

Really starting to crank up now. 8F and fluffy light-mod snow.

Glad to see the wealth spread over a wide area. Thinking 18" around here unless we get into a prolonged slot. Certainly biggest event since the December 2019 SWFE.

Missed mostly to the south. 0.75" here.

Looks like 1-2" refresher depending on which convective model you look at.

Loaded pattern. Nice eye candy on the ops.

Winding down. Measured 5"...not bad.

You can't combine totals from two locations...that's not fair.