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SouthCoastMA

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  1. I never understood the pack fetish, but maybe that's because I live on the coastal plain. I could see wanting to get huge snow depths..but I'm all set with a crusty 2" of turning brown
  2. we cleaned up between 430 and 730..I think Dartmouth had a little bit more even.
  3. Around 1.5" on Sunday night.. Then about 8" this morning, still snowing lightly.
  4. This feels like an over producer based on the 18z Lucy runs last night. Several inches OTG ..with more to go
  5. Reggie looks like Dookie It's nowcast time.
  6. I think 5" is reasonable from here to Taunton..but possibly 8" in Plymouth/Cape Ann
  7. I guess you are right. The qpf was higher on 6z..yet the CCB was further west on the 12z, so not sure..maybe there was a better deform band on the 6z. But yes, probably a waste of time sweating NAM details
  8. It's an improvement over 6z. The precip shields extends further back due to the strength of the storm..but the 3k seems over zealous in that department.
  9. Man, shift that 3K run about 25 miles west.. Nevertheless, as is, croaks extreme eastern MA. Edit..by Hour 26 it gets the CCB further inland.
  10. Round 2 is what interests me. The front end stuff is 2-3" and that's been pretty consistent here
  11. Going with over under of 3" here. 5" up towards Taunton, 1 near Jimmy. Keeping expectations in check for now. But def looking good about 25 miles inland
  12. It's more fun when the sensitive inland folks are melting while snow is being stolen like candy from a baby.
  13. Whatever happened to that Earthlight guy? I liked his posts before and during storms.
  14. I rarely see Forky hype up something that's not there. If he's pumped, it's typically a good sign. At least, that's my observation.
  15. Compromise between the 2 would be perfect..but I'm not a dreamer.
  16. . My brain model is worse than the CRAS, so yeah I just go with the latest GFS/EURO blend
  17. 1991 - Hurricane Bob (storm surge @ swifts beach) Dec 9th 2005 - Nuke CCB preceded by Sun/Rainbow Jan 22 2005 - Blizzard Date Unknown (early to mid 2000's?) - Microburst1 TS Irene - Microburst2 March 13 1993 - Blizzard conditions (1st whiteout i can remember) for several hours followed by pounding sleet Honorable Mentions: Feb 2013 - Tree damage from Blizzard Blizzard 96 April Fools 97 Feb 14/15 2015 Blizzard TS Floyd/Hurricane Sandy
  18. He'll do what Gronk will do this year. Not play
  19. Bob was historic for my local region..(the top part of Buzzards bay). We had a 12ft-20ft surge and many houses in the Swift Beach area were destroyed or swept completely out to sea. I can't imagine if it hit during peak high tide.
  20. If lucky we'll get in a cone of uncertainty 5 days out or grazed by the spaghetti models...but ultimately blue balled, aka Eduardo'd
  21. Looking back at 1/22/05..i remember reporting depth as my total..as an ignorant youth. 26" OTG was likely 30"-35" for a total. Around 12-13" depth for this storm. Ended up with around 13.5 -14" total
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