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Does that effect Boston or is that more than incremental?

Harvey seems to be the most optimistic of the local Mets. Coating to 2" for most of ESNE

Bagged your first milf when? '95?

Born in '69 to a family that loved snow. Well loved removing it anyway from 68 to about '83. After 83 Dad decided that snow wasn't really a thing anymore and sold the truck. He purchased another one in 88 only to suffer through 4 more horrible winters. Then '93 showed up when I was 23 and made winter great again. So I've said before and will say it again you don't wan to know what the 80's were really like. Just a blur of addidas sneakers, Iroc's and cocaine. Also the shittiest winters known to man. I'm not going back.

Duration has been my biggest problem with this winter. Being on the coast I'm used to rain or mix but this winter has had ridiculous amounts of mixed precip for in some cases, what are days long storms. On the 10th we had about 11" of snow but it was after almost 72 hours of precip. That's pretty insane even for this area. If you get paid by the hour to deal with that than that's great but if not it's awful, at that point you start hoping for straight rain. The last storm was almost 24 hours and we finished with about 2.5". Pass.

SNE Legend!

Since we are putting our orders for snow in make mine a double, no ice please.

Scott what time do you think the thump hits Boston?

Was thinking that also. We climbed to 62 here not that long ago.

Fwiw NBC Boston is pretty much C-1" for most of Mass. Some others appear to be still in the 2-3" camp.

What are the chances of a flash freeze on the coast Wed. morning? None of the on air mets has mentioned what the temp profiles are through the storm.

Yeah some rain is expected but if we could pull 4-5 with rain that is well worth the rain for me.

Personally i just don't want 2-3" followed by 18 hours of rain followed by finishing out with a coating. Last year I had enough rain to last me for a couple of seasons. But have to deal with it anyway.

How much for us coasties?

Light flakes sticking to car tops.

The odd flake in the sky here. Northwest burbs seem to be looking to our south/south west for snow.

Yes, Boston is sometimes referred to as "the hub" for this reason.

Lots of branches/trees down here in the Somerville/Medford area. Gusts to 45.

Nice sunset even in the city

I'm leaving this up for the guesses. So far Tip is winning..

Did Maverick buzz the tower?

Don't worry I'm driving

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Surprise KU.

At least Fisher put the 6-12" on the map.