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All of SNE / CNE crushed.

Intense and quick hitter would be fine.

This will be a much needed storm. regardless of meeting inflated max potentials

The paint still isn't being thrown thick enough for historic references

There will be some 20"s but isolated. January 2005 had massive totals around Cambridge and Somerville but fell off considerably not too faraway. Obviously much different storm.

I'm good with anything over 10"

Greenfield to Brattleboro does ok with that more NE orientation of precip.

Less than true E -> W fetch.

It's every model for itself right now wrt mby!

I hear you but I generally do better with the latter. I like catching the crumbs of the Monads.

That it is what I am cautious about. Ideal snow growth zones generally get narrowed closer to go time.

Speed of meaningful precipitation exit is still a cap on 20+ totals but parts of E MA have a shot.

12"+ for all of SNE.

The beauty of these hybrid type SWFE evolution's for SNE is there is rarely a big "Lucy type" rug pull. Sure, some areas can get relatively screwed with a bit of mixing, but it's generally a solid winter event from W -> E.

Lol, we hit send at the same time.

This is one of the more intense SWFE (hybrids) we have seen in quite some time. But yeah, they don't really tic south.

First "meh" of the night, everybody drink.

That initial thump is going to have widespread 1" - 2" per hour rates. Do not travel type stuff.

Ya' March 18 was not great out here. We all need this, this storm is going to be

Yeah, I was just about to comment on that in the January thread. Nice dose of winter starting now!

That's ambitious but Monday should be a wintry day for all to enjoy.

You deserve a 20 burger. I hope it crushes there and everywhere.

So, living in the Northern part of the Pioneer Valley, I have a meteorological, masochistic, fascination with needles and shattered dendrites. It's a phenomena that I get to watch with the big coastals. East to West moisture fetch. We'll get some hours of decent snow growth and then I'll obsessively watch the arctic sand pour down, pausing with excitement when a certain wind gust bring good snow growth, for a minute or two. Maniacally watching the baking powder fall while a mix of larger dendrites mixes in and teases. The hills to my east and west tripling up on ratios.

Anyway, thanks for your good storm juju with this thread! It's appreciated. We'll post pics.

Do you think WNE can at least hold some mood snows through Monday? I know out here it’s the initial WAA thump that does most of the damage.