Spoons56

I just took a quick drive up by my parent's house on Winter Hill (~920' up on the Worcester/Holden line). It's mainly snow w/ some rain mixed in and 34º up there and mainly rain w/ some flakes mixed in at 36º down here in the city at ~700'. It'll be interesting to see when the city flips to all snow tonight.

Maybe wishful thinking on my part, but I like the looks of the radar right now out here in central MA. Some moderate to heavy bands rotating into the area from the southeast.

The Euro Ens still show that sucker hole?

is anyone concerned that it still corrected somewhat northeastern and that the trend may continue?not to be a Debbie Downer it looks like an absolutely beautiful run I just want to make sure it can hold.

The good news is there's not much time to trend very much, and the latest trend was much closer to a "tick" than a "jump". Other good news is there doesn't appear to be a true "sucker hole" in all of SNE. The "minimums" are 25-30" haha, it's all relative.

The latest EURO crushes everybody in SNE. I'm stuck between two max's in ORH and still looking at 25-30" verbatim, unreal. 

Sometimes these forums make me dizzy. Model trends ticking slightly east, (in regional forums further south) there's endless chatter on "radar and satellite trends" showing this is coming west. Time to sit back and enjoy.

I'm saying ORH has ~50% chance of a top 5 storm (24.7") and 25% chance of all-time status (33").