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    Jeez-sorry. That sucks. Never would've guessed an Oct storm would outdo an early Dec bombing nor'easter on a great track for you guys (and us down here, many others)
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    Yikes-Boston under 1"? Has to count as a bust if true, they were under a warning after all.
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    It was a fight back and forth in the meat of that CCB but there was a point where it was mostly snow here but obviously no accum. Elevation probably helped somewhat here for whatever that was worth today.
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    PA again with a horrible number, over 11000 new cases today and 134 deaths. And it seems very spread out through the state, not just the cities (Philadelphia hasn't even reported yet on Worldometers ). They will definitely be under severe strain soon if not already. And that will affect the NYC metro area for sure with the number of commuters/travelers back and forth.
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    Yep, went about as expected in our sub-forum area. Thanks for the detailed analysis as always.
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    Oh absolutely. That's crazy.
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    I'm waiting still for the 47" the NAM promised me for Nemo Feb 2013. And the worst is when the news networks start showing them, I remember Janice Huff on NBC4 showing one of those insane NAM runs that gave Central Park 30" (Central Park ended up with 12" I believe), and then people panicked and swarmed the gas stations again like after Sandy. I think the news stations are a little better with this now but not much. Sensationalism sells.
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    Clown maps in general are terrible and function as eye candy really. But the models were really blowing up a good CCB starting from NYC on NE, which I guess happened but wasn't enough to really overcome the mild air. The NAM especially and even some Euro runs were turning my backyard over to a period of heavy snow enough to accumulate maybe 1-3" which I didn't believe, but maybe that was something of a warning when it didn't pan out and my area couldn't manage more than some white rain, R/S mix. GFS is usually too warm at the surface but maybe it verified better?
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    Yep, you would think with a cold airmass and a high in place ahead of this that the overrunning would have been better and more ingredients to bomb out the low. It definitely did take a good track though for many of us even down to the Philly area. Big waste other than the areas that did do well today.
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    DT was right, kudos deserved for him. I was thinking in terms of how these storms often go for New England with a colder airmass. I guess this airmass really is that lame.
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    Yep, tragic. It was quite dire here in the NYC area through much of April-trucks stationed outside of every hospital to hold bodies, 900-1000 deaths per day just in this state and corpses placed on Hart Island (essentially where you are buried in NYC when you have no relatives/next of kin) because of lack of space to put them as well as warehouses. Sad to know that some other parts of the country are likely headed to something similar. Vaccines can't get here soon enough.
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    Also radar looks good in E MA again but 2mi visibility at Logan?
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    Kudos to those who were downplaying the big time accums for many people that models were showing. Looking at the reports, the Northborough area only has a few inches? I would've thought for sure well over a half foot there, maybe double digits. And there are parts of inland NH that are raining? What a weird storm. I had some snow mix in from time to time in the CCB here on Long Island but obviously no accum. My T for the season so far lives on.
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    Saturday usually drops off at least a little, but we're over 2200 deaths and almost 200k new cases. As for the hospitalizations, falling numbers are likely due to stricter admitting standards in many states-people who would be admitted a few months ago are being sent home. Here in NY we're back at the April peak for new cases (granted back then a huge number of cases were likely undiagnosed). Several family members-cousins, aunts and uncles of mine either have it now or had it recently. Luckily no serious outcomes yet, they've resembled bad colds or the flu so far.
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    I'm going to bust high obviously. Hopefully BOS can at least get a few inches.
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    Our best snow events actually track inside the benchmark. Outside the benchmark is a graze or miss. Glad I don’t watch them anymore.
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    Yeah that’s ridiculous. This is a classic evolution for a huge event here. Shame it was wasted.
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    Huge band looks like it’s forming from central Suffolk County here into CT. Here-white rain currently.
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    Definitely snow here now but white rain like everywhere else.
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    Yeah, March 2019 had some marginal events where it snowed here and was rain or much less on the south shore.
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    One of these days my move up here will be worth it finally.
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    Bright banding overhead and rain coming down pretty heavy. Maybe I can say a gloppy snowflake comes by once in a while but if only we were 1000’ further up.
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    I don’t recall it being a bust. It was never supposed to be very good here and it favored I-90 for days. I had 2-3” maybe from the rotting CCB.
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    Yep, this is a picture perfect evolution for us. Mid level lows are closing off now which is forming this CCB over NJ. We would be getting ready for 2”/hr about now.
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    37 here. It’s close.
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