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Enough to damage your bones falling on it though.....

Eventually. But how many ticks south if any beforehand? Last night's depiction is pretty classic SWFE with good antecedent and cold tuck.

Kind of insane how that is done in a winter like this. Perfection in my book.

It seems that 12z is showing a somewhat subtle trend to revive 2/26.

I just looked at the soundings on GFS. Just for BOS it's snow to sleet eventually back to snow.

Yeah Roy decided to stay dead for a little while longer...

Yeah anything but ice. Rain is preferred over zr. I like not being a prisoner in my house and I really enjoy power.

GFS is definitely colder. As I statedin the main thread, good bye BOS futility on GFS.

That's 3-6 and good by futility on GFS for BOS.

GFS got a lot colder for the Pike region.

Good luck. Tell work/school you can’t make it that day.

Plenty of sleet midday Thursday

Yeah I think we need several more cycles to have some room to spare for the inevitable bump north.....

The system prior to 2/23 is also trending colder now. Bodes well for NNE I think l.

18z eps really thumps the pike region and north.

South of the pike it was sub par. I remember Max (Capecod04) complaining. Right on the pike including BOS did ok but 20 miles north was epic.

The BOS 1991-2020 30 year normal snow went up to 48 inches so for sure.

You’ll probably have both before your life is over but you may have to chase to the coast somewhere for the cat 3.

Which wx would you most prefer?

What does this even mean?

Plausible for you.

I’d like to see the ticks south continue for a few cycles knowing it will tick back for some wiggle room.

Some of us saw this coming days ago. We’ll see but it’s a feeling in my bones.

1996-97 was above normal after the April fools blizzard which is an all timer. However, leading up to it snow was sub par but nothing like recent ratters like 2001-02, 2011-12, and this season so far. There was a nice snow in early December-like 4-7 or something which was supposed to be rain. A few days later inland areas got nailed (cantore famous thundersnow shot in ORH). ORH got 14 inches. January was generally pretty cold and we did get 7 inches from a system that was supposed to miss us early in the month. I remember xc skiing that day in the Arboretum. February was an absolute torch mainly snowless but mid March on was cold and snowy. So that season is a bad example.

Must have elevation considering it’s high summer there.