SouthCoastMA

EPS and GEFS have a cluster for Day 7. 

Wouldn't be shocked if someone in Wellfleet/Truro/Orleans/Eastham area getting 4"+ overnight/early morning

1 hour ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Few flakes floating by. Staying safe, waiting for my 3-6

.2" here, wasted opportunity 

granted further down the cape got over 2"

In Barnstable, mod snow maybe borderline heavy at times 

2 hours ago, ineedsnow said:

Had a few flakes earlier nothing now though.. just dim sun

dim sun no make wang long

most models have us 1-2" down here. outer cape may double up on that with OES Sunday 

Outer cape might gets some OES Saturday Night/Sun morning. maybe

35 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

LOL I wouldn't go that far. Maybe we do a Jan 05 and be on the good side while the country torches. 

I was hoping for this last year, but I'd take a Feb 1987 to cap the winter off. likely would cause some excessive melts inland though 

19 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

The Navgeorge is a NW outlier ..

correct. I miss the old George though..he'd be pimping that model and slinging around the B word in his posts to the tune of 10+ s

NAVGEORGE

measured 2.2" final before sleet/rain started mixing in

2"

eyeballing over 1" 

Just outside the bm is optimal here

16 minutes ago, NoCORH4L said:

A few weeks of actual cold with nickel and dimes should be considered a win, no? 

yen and rupee'ing our way to an epic winter along the south coast

uniform 1-2" south to north in SNE is my call. 3+ in CNE/NNE

36 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I guess getting an all snow event is asking too much.

way too much. this winter blows

maybe I'll crawl my way to 3" on the season after this one 

1 minute ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

Well to me, it looks like they've clustered closer to the cape from 00z through 12z

That was my general point, granted I haven't seen 18z yet. The GEFS spread is even wider to me, while the overall mean seems further east. There's still time for positive trends

last three EPS clusters: 

Punting is a bit premature. the spread at day 6 is wide enough to garner continued interest. Maybe defense/coping mechanisms at play here /tip

Maybe it was upgraded in the past year? others would know better

18z GFS looked like a step back to me. low gets going further offshore. northern energy looked primed to 'subsume' but timing seemed off. maybe due to the western ridge being a bit worse 

3 minutes ago, CarverWX said:

Thunder!!!!

I just heard thunder in Sandwich, so I wonder if that was from the lightning  in Carver per the radar

Going with 1-2" but maybe more if the colder models win

2 minutes ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

What's 1717? 

Could be referencing one of the biggest blizzards in New England lore, or one of the worst posters of American Weather forum lore..not sure 

after only getting .5" of snow last week, I may be prone to some melting if the 17th and 20th both falter. I'm not out yet though; I think one of these will pan out