HIPPYVALLEY

You just have to ignore what others got east of you because that’s a respectable storm. Double digit storms have been few and far between past bunch of years.

Oh wow, that’s not fun and is going to create a lot of problems in a lot of places.

How powdery is the snow there? That’s obviously gonna be the big difference for some areas.

imagine if we could throw a few more events on top for the areas that got creamed today.

I was just telling my wife how I’m jealous of the event for eastern areas, but not really the aftermath. It’s gonna be a tough week for areas that got 20”-30”.

I thought you guys into S NH would’ve done better. I was also a little surprised Hartford to Springfield didn’t do a little bit better.

They were all sorts of red flags for lots of areas, but people tend to ignore such things. Still a great storm for most of Eastern 1/3 of MA.

Ray is putting his mouth on his.

The loss of mailboxes alone is enough to get them off the road.

I don’t think this band is gonna stop and pose for a picture. It’s gonna be in and out of any given area in about 30 minutes. I should’ve waited a little longer though because I just got the driveway down to pavement and now it’s finally snowing moderately again.

Oh, you did pretty good then. I was under the impression you were under double digits.

The old Hartford to Lake Winnipesaukee shadow?

Anyway, Greenfield ended up with 4”-5”. Looks nice on top of what we already had. Skies are brightening here now.

I think postmortem snow reports will reveal that there were a lot of have nots. What the south east coast is getting is surreal. My only real disappointment is that I did invest/waste a lot of time Saturday night and yesterday tracking. I should’ve known better Saturday night when the mesos really cut back RT 2 corridor. Maybe I should’ve chased to Falmouth, but I don’t think their totals are gonna be obscene and I’d be sitting down there without power right now.

This sums up the storm experience for the CTRV: