SouthCoastMA

Gotta think one of those systems between 3/13-3/18+ track favorably for SNE..a lot of storms are coming through the pipeline. CNE/NNE look best obviously, but I think we can score one in SNE.

Too bad we couldn't trend the trough a bit deeper next Friday, and have that shortwave go underneath us. Would be a nice little clipper /miller b potential

What an all out ass day it was today. Little preview of April

AIGFS not backing down on warmth early next week. Even tempered to match other models, still a torch

Day 39 in-a-row of solid pack on Cape Cod. I'm happy we'll at least get to 40, which doesn't happen very often. Looks like we can get to 43-44 before melt armageddon.

Won't you be snow and/or sleet mostly? I feel like you are too far north for much if any zr

It was. And I do sympathize with the Blizz 78 comparisons, because if this did occur about 50 miles south as some earlier model runs suggested..I think it would have rivaled or surpassed it and over a larger swath of land.

Like everyone, I do remember it trending north on each news broadcast, and seeing the rain/snow graphics along the south coast being introduced. I knew I was then toast as a young 17 yo weenie. Lets get this again but capture it about 75-100 miles south.

Topped out at 50. It's going to be a real struggle getting higher than 50s for the foreseeable future with cold SSTs. See ya in May

School til the 4th of July?

If the 41" is wrong, its probably not far off and closer to the 36-39" range. You're going to get these variances in measuring with large storms like this.

32° still. wasn't expecting to stay near freezing most of the day

snowing, but not sticking at 33.8°

some shady mafia transaction going down?

just pulls nonsense out of his ass constantly