It’s fine, at this point in the season I would rather my yard melt out sooner.
I just really wanted to pad my seasonal stats. Plus watching snow stack up is fun!
This will be one of those years when Dave and Subdude 2-3x my seasonal total.
Classic late season elevation event.
This would’ve been widespread major for everyone if we had even a fart of cold air N of us. Season of tough breaks,
Be great if we could get into some heavy rates here this afternoon. I at least wanna get to warning snows.
Finally picking back up a bit here in Greenfield. That was a solid 30 or 40 minute lull.
Wow, 10" just 2 miles up the road from me! Elevation ftw. Shadowing and marginal temps ftl.
It's been snowing since 6am here and I still have bare spots in the yard. The .75" of rain and saturated ground probably the cause of that tho'.
Now hearing reports of 2' in Charlemont and Heath. I bet Savoy/Florida get 35-40".
3" 34/32 -SN
About 3" here, haven't really been able to get past the moderate snow rates yet. 34/32 isn't helping but fortunately not too much sag on the trees.
I'm sure the 6" report from downtown Greenfield is probably accurate. Some weird nuances going on. Orange - Athol only has about 3" and they are not really in the valley.
Coworker up the road from me in E Colrain has 14" and trees down!
I have no idea happening in my neighborhood. I must be trapped in some weird microclimate. There are reports all around me of 4-5” of snow, including downtown Greenfield.
Meanwhile I’m 5 miles northwest of town with some elevation and there’s hardly anything here. Maybe 1” of slop. I must be in some weird shadow or temperature dam.
34/29 in Greenfield and light rain. Temp has not budged in hours. Precipitation is also much lighter than radar would have you believe.
You are not much higher than my location but you are 10 miles further from the CT River which must make a difference.