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  1. SouthCoastMA
    It's compacted to about 4" or 4.5" of waterlogged cement now after it rained/sleeted around 4am. Went out around 2am and it was a solid 5.5-6" before it changed over. Roads are mostly wet though. Glad I didn't have to drive to Foxboro today for a meeting where the roads must be a lot worse
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    It thumped pretty good here before the mixing started. Prob around 6" of paste. Congrats to those further north though
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    Snowing lightly. Expecting 3 or 4" before sleet
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    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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    2010/2011 was prob my most frustrating Winter, just based on how close the rain/snow line was to mby. I vaguely remember 3/2001 - but I do recall solid OES during the 2nd half of the storm.
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    The model bust around 3/17 was a disappointment..I remember a bunch of models temporarily (maybe 2 or 3 cycles) showing a huge hit for eastern mass...then it completely evaporated within 48 hours.
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    Still, does anything really top the subsidence in Rhode Island during the March 2014 storm? That was savage
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    I don't recall much of the cape changing over at all, so I wouldn't be surprised in the 15+" amounts. If anything, they were fighting a dry slot vs rain/mix.
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    That's amazing..had to share those with a few peeps
  10. SouthCoastMA
    Euro smoked a Jeffrey?
  11. SouthCoastMA
    Awesome. I think my Sandwich jack may pan out.
  12. SouthCoastMA
    how does the stall look on the euro? Is it less progressive than the RGEM and further southwest?
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    Hard to believe but that's what the RGEM showed. Can't be right.
  14. SouthCoastMA
    15z SREF plume means: Norwood: 31.0" Boston: 30.8" Plymouth: 30.5" New Bedford: 29.2" Warwick (PVD): 28.8" Providence (SFZ): 27.9" Hyannis: 24.4"
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    Can you post it?
  16. SouthCoastMA
    This will be more impactful than 2005, it's not as cold as that system. And that was probably a Top 2 storm for SE MASS.
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    My only real worry down here is a dryslot. Otherwise, should be able to come close to 24"
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    Let's hope it doesn't mimic Vinateiri kicking the point after. See pro bowl
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    EWB? I'm about 4 miles NE
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    I was in a subsidence band for a while in Nemo. Hope that doesn't happen again but I'm not going to whine about it since they aren't very predictable
  21. SouthCoastMA
    James gets smoked on the UKIE. That would be a sweet run..but I'm sure the totals will be more banded in nature given the other models
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    Why? He should be getting well over a foot
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