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Awesome Was moderately dense and a little bit surfy today down here, even some -zl at times. But really just what the doctor ordered. Skied well and more importantly skied in well. By the end of the day the natural had a nice packed down base that sets up great for whatever should follow. Rocks, stumps mostly buried hopefully for the winter.

Glad these bands are getting everyone east of here. Was poundage. BOX radar sometimes doesn't capture it well this far west. Similarly you'd think it was almost over but ENX suggests there may be a bit more left to the west. May dry up tbd. But at any rate it's still snowing moderately in the meantime even under weaker echoes.

Snowing as hard as anytime yesterday and accumulating faster in this band

Yep this is super high ratio fluff and accumulating fast. Another band to the west of here as well

Steady backbuilding bands and moderate, accumulating snow continues

Another inch or two new came out of that. Up to 17", but like you said the 15+" was measured at the end not 6 hourly

Definitely less at Berkshire East than my house. Still good obviously.

Awesome 12" new here

Roughly 5.5"

Yeah, CF just pushed into Gloucester

Yeah BOX is still up In case anyone is interested, you can play multi-hour loops of BOX and ENX on my little google maps site. Archive goes back years with only a few missing periods. Click the clock icon top left. By default it just shows the last few frames. https://emmy7.casa.umass.edu/umaxx/nexrad.html

27.6" for PDII is the official record

Not saying that will translate directly but just noting it came in a bit less than what they were expecting down there. If we should get 12:1 with the thump and higher toward the end I won't be complaining.

Less than 10:1 ratios in DC for the event, even before the sleet arrives

Yeah noticed that. Hangs back a band through here on Monday after ramping up QPF for the thump. That's how we'd do 18"