Looking like this incoming event is just what the doctor ordered for MRG. Their most recent snow reports have been sounding increasingly concerned, but beginning the event with a nice layer of paste to buff out the base should work wonders. Top that off with fluff as the storm departs on Friday and most of NNE should see great turning conditions!
Measured 20 here in Canton and it was clear we were on the western edge of the band. Was shocked by the 30 measurement in Sharon, considering they are even further west
Great band moving in now. Going to be a real pain to measure given that it is already blowing around.
25/22 and measured an average of just over 3 inches in 3 spots
The Plan? Increase barometric pressure over the ENE Low by flying a gigantic plane in an anticyclonic direction over it and depositing tons of sinking air from the storage compartment, thus eliminating the Low and consolidating our storm.
Well, the EURO finally sold me, will make the trek from red-tagger school here in Albany to the old weenie spot near the Blue Hills. This pretty much guarantees a subby zone down I-95 from me to George
Noticed a closed isobar over the convection at 36.5 N 71 W at hour 66 on the GFS. While most models have been showing some convection out front, this surface reflection is stronger on the 12z evolution. I'm interested if that influences more of a NE before the system closes off and pivots NNW
Likely just model aberrations though