SouthCoastMA

'Don't do it' is undefeated this year. We need this storm to be buster douglas

If we have Philly climo now , then your area is Roanoke

The sicko in me first thought you meant a favorable tick nw in the storm this weekend. Carry on

Still a handful of notable ensemble members near the benchmark *quickly signs off and closes browser tab*

In the past there would still be 1 or 2 models showing eye candy at this range, even if ultimately wrong. Now they just all agree on basically OTS. I'm all set hanging my hat on a few ensemble members

Can't even 'aint happening James' this one since he's gone to the dark side. It would be an ultimate FU from this turd of a winter

I was doing the same thing. My gut says whiff but there are enough impactful members there for me to keep tracking non-emotionally, yet obsessively.

Wait, that's Snow88? just realized this, lol

Wouldn't need a huge shift NW for large impact..vice versa in the other direction. All ensemble clusters look NW if the OP

Was in Sandwich earlier. Def between 1/2" to an inch

I'm at the buzzards bay rotary. Big flakes, just a dusting so far

Id actually take 2012 over this year. Slightly more total snow this year but all of that came in Nov and early December. That season produced a storm with 11" in late January...so that's the winnah. Not everyone got that storm..so yeah I don't expect anyone to share that sentiment

Quick dusting. Lasted about 10 min

Baroclinic Zone East Taunton Massachusetts 19.25 TauntonBlizzard2013 Taunton Massachusetts 18.70 Ginx snewx Moosup Connecticut 16.85 SouthCoastMA Acushnet Massachusetts 16.50 Same - even if the rest of January is punted to the 1 yard line... we should still be able to manage an average season with nickle and dimers in Feb/March.

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

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

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.

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.

Still, does anything really top the subsidence in Rhode Island during the March 2014 storm? That was savage

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.

That's amazing..had to share those with a few peeps