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Lightning Maps dot org is a fun little site, but it seems to have a hole around Boston when it comes to detection. Have had a number of rumbles around here, but nothing indicated on the map.

When do the first buses arrive in Hopkington with runners this morning? Just a few days ago they were worried about it being 45* and raining. Maybe the thunderstorms will have moved on and it will just be raining later this morning when everyone arrives, although there are plenty of people there already.

Yeah, looking out my window, I am sure glad there isn't that much wind. It would be a true disaster if it there was...

Hard to judge an amount here in Newtonville, but it is pasted to everything. If I had to guess, Jerry's 10.5 seems reasonable.

I'd say just about S in Newtonville, but not accumulating on treated surfaces. Coating elsewhere.

Our daughters gym cancelled classes for the not accumulating on treated surfaces 1.5 inches in Newton...

SN- and just a light coating on untreated surfaces in Newtonville.

Going to get at least a quick coating in Waltham. Can't see 128, but it can't be good right now.

That streamer has generated some snow in Waltham. Nothing to heavy yet.

More like PU....

That escalated quickly. Just drove from Waltham to Needham on 128 and it's sticking to everything. Commute is going to be a disaster later.

Yeah, very pretty. Lots of reds and pinks.

If those three hours are between 4-7 on a weekday, I may want to emphasize how heavy [thump] the snow could fall?

Putting daughter to bed with a fever when the main squall went through Newtonville. Would have been easier to tell in the day, but I'd say easily SN++ with 1/8 mile vis and a ripping wind. This front means business though. At 8:00 or so, my little thermometer read 22. Ninety minutes later it's crashed to 12!

1/4 S+ in Newtonville.