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  1. Most models get good stuff right into and even north of Boston for a time. But you’re right. Anything from a coating of sand to 6” is on the table here, which is kind of crazy. NAM was the best run of any model yet here, would probably be 5-6”
  2. Most models now have accumulating snow up into NH. Id you believe the euro and NAM, plowable for the entire 3 state SNE area
  3. Won’t hear a single bad word from me if we somehow pull 4-6 from this
  4. Yup, it trimmed back on the northern fringe but actually looks better for most. I’d would rip even up to Boston for a time.
  5. Yea it definitely consolidated south a bit. It still slides some heavy snow through CT, RI and SE Mass though
  6. I basically checked out until late last night. This does seem like a setups that the NAM should do well in, with warm air punching north
  7. I would not discount NAM and Euro, they may be wrong, but I’d be leery of tossing them. Could see a few more bumps
  8. Solidly advisory here now. I’d honestly take 2-4 and run if we can score it. This was nothing until last night
  9. Another tickle north. I’d take that and run here. Cover the ground
  10. At least in this area, we’re hoping the banding ends up north of modeling. It’s probably never going to show up on a model run. I could see this area getting 2-3” or nothing
  11. Surprised nothing from scooter, most models give him a couple now. Would be good for holiday cheer
  12. Someone else alluded to this last night. Probably going to be good snow or good band NE of where it’s modeled now
  13. Verbatim, the euro is plowable here, but this could just as well sink back another 30 miles tonight.
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