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I can't remember a worse start to the winter down here. At least in late Jan 2012 we had that 10-11" incher that scraped the south coast..which accounted for about 70% of our season total. Nothing like that looks imminent. Could be heading toward an all timer if we don't capitalize in the next week or two.
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I'd be somewhat intrigued by this pattern if I didn't live in Sandwich, MA, Cape Cod, United States. Still, hard to get too invested until something promising is showing within 4-5 days, given the winter so far.
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48 is ok, but if it's not going to snow I'm done with this 'bend you over and take it dry and frigid' pattern we've been in . Give me 67 at this point.
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One more post like that, feeding time
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The magnitude of the quake is more than my seasonal total: 3.8M vs 3.5"
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GFS caving to the other models for Saturday. Cold press fail
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it actually doesn't. the clipper is a lost cause south of CNE. Can't quite get these under SNE anymore
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Missing data for that on the E.Wareham Coop, but the closest I could find was 11/13/24 for the Middleboro Coop had about 3.5". Either way, I'm leaving the 113" for now until I can figure it out
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Thanks, I just found the BOX site for it. Yeah looks like 104.2", still crazy
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Is that station now defunct? I could've sworn I got my 113" total from that coop years ago but I can't find it any longer. Theres another one close, but it only has data going back to 2021
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Plymouth had over 3ft according to reports, but the Cape was solidly in the low 30 to mid 30's. VERY hard to measure though. I was in Wareham at the time and measured a depth between 26-30", but nearly impossible to get an accurate measurement with all the drifting.
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Bump Only the 20 year anniversary of the Cape's biggest snowstorm in recorded history. Not too shabby in other parts of Eastern MA/RI either.
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Suppression Compression depression
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maybe outer Cape/Nantucket can scrap together an inch or two later. Not expecting much here, maybe a light coating. WRF is somewhat interesting for tomorrow with some OES. Not a strong signal though
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Watching the beaches of Lousiana and Alabama get more snow in one day than I have all year is quite something. I'm shook
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6.8° low. 7° now Cold talk is zzzz though
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1" was enough to take the kids sledding out back. So, I guess I'll take it. -
Maybe an inch on the Cape from the out to sea system Wednesday, better chance Nantucket and Lower Cape. Wouldn't take much to get a bit more this way.
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close to a changeover in Middleboro. maybe 30 minutes max?
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end of week storm glances SENE but doesn't look impressive at the moment
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"back edge already approaching Hartford" while some are still struggling with non-accumulating snow
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What's the 12z Mark Model saying
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Next 7 days looks dry after tonight. maybe a coating to show for this entire stretch. brutal
