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So is Central Park just going to pretend that the 0.15" of liquid after their 1 PM observation of 19.7" didn't exist or...

Did PVD not get additional snow after their 37.9" measurement? There were a couple of bands that pivoted through there that probably should've got them above 38" officially. Central Park is obviously worse, they got 0.15" of liquid after their 19.7" observation at 1 PM. That is straight up shortchanging.

Those Fall River pics remind me of some that I’ve seen out of Woonsocket/vicinity from 1978.

Next level/biblical stuff out of Fall River MA.

Yeah it was 34.5", that's the highest I can think of for second place.

There's like two dozen 30"+ reports from the Providence area, you were just north of the highest amounts.

I may be wrong, but for the official stations of the major cities (BDL, PVD, BOS, ORH, etc), is that the highest storm total ever recorded in SNE?

https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=RERPVD&e=202602240000 37.9 inches at PVD!!

Just unreal. No idea what the total is now, but I wouldn’t rule out 40.

Boston getting the goods now with that re-developing band, and PVD too, which is hilarious.

Radar is filling back up over RI/E MA with the approach of the deformation axis on the backside. Probably going to make a run at 40" in spots.

40" within reach?

Official NWS observation at the airport.

And now a 33.5" report from 2 E Providence. Clearly an all time storm for the city along with Feb 1978.

A 3 footer at an official obs site for a major city would be insane, and I think that's becoming pretty likely.