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pouring again, this is my push to 20

Just now, wxsniss said:

And quickly.

You can see how quickly roads get covered after they get plowed. Helps that we cooled to upper 20s too.

hoping I hit 20.. 

14"

30/27 S

mod snow still here, will measure after my call is done.. 

12.75" 29/27 S+

still snowing nicely here.. even under weak echoes aloft.. will measure soon 29/26

1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

10.5"

2.5" in 30 minutes.

10" depth.

yeah, that band dropped almost 4" in about 1 hr..

11.5" 29/26

down to 29 ripping, pretty sure I'm close to double digits

blizzard conditions met in Plymouth, Falmouth according to WBZ

getting destroyed.. s++

1 minute ago, shawnmov said:

Been pretty light here in Lexington for the past hour.  Per radar we should be getting blasted soon.

pouring here.. 

up to 7.5" 30/28 S+

Just now, Organizing Low said:

 im sticking with my 24+ lollis in E MA, ive got my fingers crossed for you all, seems a wicked storm those rates must be isane

 

 

I love you

31/28 5.5"  S+

where is Ray ? catching up on sleep?

dp down 31/28 now.. S++ if it rips like this for 4-6 hours 14-16" should be no problem.

2 minutes ago, henry1978 said:

He gets a huge pass for this event. There will be huge meltdowns from a lot of people regionwide who are getting screwed once those great pics from Taunton start getting posted.

how much snow do you have so far?

s+ here now.. let's pile it up

3 minutes ago, henry1978 said:

If you live in New Bedford or Hyannis, this is going to go down as a huge bust if you paid attention to ANY of the forecasts last night. EVERY forecast, every tv outlet, every website is going to bust. If you live in Cape Cod, MA and you were reading this site last night and saw a forecast of 40 inches, it's safe to say it's a bust.  This is a lesson for all professional forecasters who forecast for extreme southeast New England: be judicious when forecasting big snow amounts in March in these areas with marginal temps. Of course these areas have smaller populations relative to the urban centers farther north and west in southern new England, but still.....if you're a little weenie in Hyannis right now you're hurtin big time. My advice, check out some real Busts!! 

what tv outlet called for 40"

2" 32/30

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

What's wrong with the HRRR? Looks like a crushing. 

he told you not to look at it

trees sagging here, hopefully power outages don't become an issue still 32/30 here

rookies in here calling bust.. let's see where the band sets up

that band getting closer to metro west.. hopefully I'm in that rest of the day

1.25" 32/30 S

roads covered here