SouthCoastMA

31 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

This stuff felt like air shoveling compared to last weeks slush.  Definitely greater than a 10:1 ratio.

Big difference here. It must've been like 7 or 8:1. At least that's what my back thinks after doing the driveway

Final was 7". Depth is already like 6-6.5" and the trees are dripping. 

Clearing was counter productive 

Snow was actually accumulating better to the existing snow pack and melting on the cleared surface. 

Ok measured 7" a bunch of places in my front yard, and I've cleared. Let's see if we can add another inch. James what do you have?

6.5" depth of cement. No clearing 

3" on deck. But about to get into a heavy band so this is where it could pile up

About 1". 

Def heavy and wet..and accums are lagging because of it. I would say it's 1" /hr 

Heavy snow..about 1/2"

It's probably close to 1/4 vis here

Starting to stick here too. Didn't waste too much maybe an hour

Few Flakes here

34°. Not too worried once the heavier precip moves in. Maybe lose an inch or two on front. 

Thinking 6" still

6 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Yep jerry, best snows will be north and west of where models spit out the highest numbers.  That’s a sweet run for here.

Yeah general rule of thumb. I'd say somewhere from my area back to you will be the sweet spot for jacking. But I think James still gets a solid 5-8"..we hope

I've seen enough storms in the past that had my area jacking QPF outputs..but highest amounts were always further up and in with the deform band or areas with best mid levels. This system is more compressed so it may not be quite as drastic

4-8" is fine. 

I think 8" is a reasonable ceiling. Maybe a spot 9 or 10 where the best band sets up

Herpes ftmfw

Just now, USCAPEWEATHERAF said:

The trailing shortwave is slower which allows the southern stream to slow a tad and maybe amp more as it swings southeast of ACK.

It's further SE this run

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Euro is also going to tickle SE again

I thought it looked a little better than the GFS through 24..but I wasn't comparing against it's previous run.

10 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Final Call 

 

Given trends that's fair. I'm still leaning towards high end of those amounts

I think 5-10" here, down to Jimmy. 3-6 inland

4 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

We can’t really afford anymore East shuffles... even here... we are bordering on the good stuff 

We are within 24 hours. I don't foresee any more notable shifts..maybe just noise

19 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Good luck Jimmy 

Hoping you get 8-10”

 

I don't accept this blessing, feels insincere

2 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

Can already tell the NAM will be amped

Southern energy looks a little better. I don't think it goes much further SE if at all

13 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

That’s probably close 

Pretty close. Maybe shift 50 miles SE

Just now, SnowEMass said:

Stoughton. I started ok last storm but it got real messy real fast

This has a better airmass. you're fine and further inland than I expected. 

Where is SnowEMass? I wouldn't really be worried off cape yet. I'm still only marginally concerned.