8611Blizz

Droughtstein

Flakes in the ville

Three days ago this was flurries.

Sweet. bullseye 7 days out!

I know it's very early but what's the start/end time?

Fwiw Harvey has a very similar map. He brings the 2-3" line closer to the coast but he doesn't seem to impressed with rates closer to the coast in particular.

Even if it was 12 hours that will be painful to watch.

Model stability ftl.

1980's are back

Yup. In his defense the models should have this figured out days ago. 48 hours before a storm they start to nail this down?

If boston received more than a coating the local tv.mets are.going to hear a ton of shit from the public after talking about this being ots.

Is this the 29th ?

Wow memory lane.

Yeah that's just it. Fooked either way.

Strangely I recall past winters where the phrase of the season was "if we could just get a block". Now that we have it, the phrase is "if we just didn't have a block". Weird.

Some one in the NYPD will be happy at least.

Damn.

That is save material right there

Model schizophrenia

Fwiw Matt Noyes thinks 26th is mostly snow showers and his ten day is cold and dry.

Yeah same here. Portuguese and Italian also. The Portuguese side went from Cambridge Somerville area to the south of Boston area (down 24) and the Italian side went from Cambridge to the north up to Wilmington over to Saugus. Me, I stayed in the ville and very glad I did. Houses around here are and have been bananas for long time. Most houses are 1 million plus and rising (for now).

It's really a dividing line of the charles river. Getting to say jp from Cambridge north is pretty much a disaster . Roads are too clogged and have too many traffic lights. It's just another reason why people stay where they are. It might change if the infrastructure changes or if we have a significant drop in population.

Yeah its very tough for people without property around here. City's around here are trying with more affordable units required for new developments and even requiring that developments be bigger so they can build more units. It will at some point burn itself out. People will decide they don't need to be here for many different reasons, reasons we probably can't even guess at now. Happens everywhere on a long enough time scale.

I never said Boston didn't have a homelessness problem. What i was pointing out is that Boston will never be San Francisco. San Francisco and parts of L.A. county are completely out of control, but a big reason why is climate. A climate we don't and hopefully will never have.

Boston will never have san frans homeless problem. San Francisco is out out of control along with southern California in that regard. Even if Boston had higher prices than San Francisco our climate alone would limit the amount of people who can live outside. The homeless here are very unfortunate but also some of the toughest people I've ever seen. The service workers will move further away. Many now come from southern New Hampshire or central mass. This is unfortunate but also a sign of a healthy economy and a city that people want to live in.