SouthCoastMA

1 minute ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Need more of it.

Comfortably sitting in the single digits for snow on the year, again. 
 

Jan 30th, clock is ticking. Spring will be here soon enough 

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. 

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. 

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. 

2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Careful…a wolf is on the prowl in the valley.

One more post like that, feeding time

Just now, WxWatcher007 said:

More seconds of shaking from an earthquake imby than inches of snow this winter. What a way to run a season. 

The magnitude of the quake is more than my seasonal total: 3.8M vs 3.5"

GFS caving to the other models for Saturday. Cold press fail

27 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

it looks great, can't wait.   #positivity  

it actually doesn't. the clipper is a lost cause south of CNE. Can't quite get these under SNE anymore

43 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

What's weird is once you mentioned the 113", I remember it too now. I wonder if something was revised. Did you get anything in November 2004? I noticed it's 0.0" but there was a decent event for SE MA I think on 11/13/04 but E Wareham may have been too far south.

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 

21 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

No i still see it on the BOX site. But the 2010s decade for E Wareham is pretty bad on data....a lot of missing data, but it appears to have gotten better again more recently in the 2020s.

 

Thanks, I just found the BOX site for it. Yeah looks like 104.2", still crazy

5 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

We were also pretty sure as far east as the mid-Cape had over 100" of snow that winter....there's no real good coops east of E Wareham, but we figured the snow totals were fairly uniform (not necessarily in each storm, but in the aggregate since some storms like 12/26/04 favored further east) between the Warehamd coop and mid-Cape. I think Wareham coop had something like 105" which is crazy insane for them...and considering they probably lost a few inches due to coop measuring. They are good there, but not totally pristine.

 

Just an incredible winter there.

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

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. 

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. 

1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Good thing we're finally losing the mashed up flow compression in the extended -

Suppression Compression depression

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Maybe the cape and islands can get some.

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

Watching the beaches of Lousiana and Alabama get more snow in one day than I have all year is quite something. I'm shook

6.8° low. 7° now

Cold talk is zzzz though

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. 

looks like 1"

1 minute ago, Bryan63 said:

The rain continues, don't see how we really get any accumulation going at this point.

close to a changeover in Middleboro. maybe 30 minutes max?

end of week storm glances SENE but doesn't look impressive at the moment

3 minutes ago, dryslot said:

This is the perfect candidate for the radar looks likes shit comments.

"back edge already approaching Hartford" while some are still struggling with non-accumulating snow

What's the 12z Mark Model saying

Next 7 days looks dry after tonight. maybe a coating to show for this entire stretch. brutal