TauntonBlizzard2013

That’s why I’m so confused at these posts. Look at the gradient. Wherever it is. I don’t see anything other a massive precip field moving over the region. It’s a pretty narrow area, for those that get into it. Some of these runs show like an inch for Boston and foot for the cape. That doesn’t scream broad circulation to me

Don’t engage in the game. He’s trying to get someone to tell him this could come back or even where it’s at, that Central CT will see snow. People obviously know you can’t rule out flurries or something. But outside of the cape, this threat is over

This is definitely more March 18 than Jan 22. I mean, look at the images Steve posted. Jan 22 was far more favorable in just about every way compared to this

After trashing it and saying “ it isn’t what it used to be”

People wont like this, but the most likely outcome is a monster ocean storm that is a close-ish graze. I’m doubtful the majority of the cape gets in it either.

I’m not sold on the late tug back NW on the gfs. I doubt that verifies like that. What a nuke for the cape, and even a warning event into se Mass.

Need this to slow down some. Currently the timeslot for this blows. Mainly during the day Sunday so probably still working and schooling Monday

Gross

This is not going to happen, I don’t think. Euro being entirely a whiff on the mean is pretty much all I need to see. Nice fodder for a day or so, but chances were always low

Looks like 23.7 will do it

3.5” new… still snowing good. Just shoveled again

This system was kind of a slam dunk. Once it came north, it was a SWFE. Not needing tons of moving parts like the possible coastal next week

Meh. I never downplayed anything. People were running wild calling for 2’+. It was a great storm, but I don’t think those totals will end up widespread. There is a big difference between downplaying and being objective. This stuff right now was also low confidence

22” storm total. Can we get a few more?

2”+ lol