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I like the 1-2 line summary record keeping and do the same. Here's mine: 24/25 37.5" 12/5 7.5" Strong clipper, surface low dropping through ON/QC, cold air in place, s/sw flow jacked here to Kev. Sticky, trees caked. Overperformer. 12/8 .5" Weak clipper, not much moisture. Forcing mostly north. 2-4" higher terrain 12/16 .5" NE fringe of a deamplifying wave bringing WAA snows and drizzle further south. 12/20 1" Ocean storm trending west, incoming clipper, fluffy sn- all day. 4-8" near Boston, 3-6" ENY 12/24 1" Trailing cold front from clipper moving north of here. Dry, dense snow. Small flakes. White Xmas 1/2 2" Lake Ontario narrow streamer lined up perfectly. SN++, light, convective. Lucked out 1/11 3.5" Northern stream s/w with unphased ocean storm ots. Very fluffy, moderate snow all morning. 1/19 4" Wave forming on arctic front behind initial -rn storm. Quick hit, very fluffy. 1/30 1" very light, southern edge of a clipper precip shield. Periodic snsh afterwards and wind. 4-6" N Berks. 2/3 2.5" dense. Fast moving clipper, cold air in place. Widespread 2-4" across SNE 2/6 1.75" dense. Quick hit, weak swfe. Mostly sn but bad growth. Cold, bad radar. 2/9 4.5". 3" dense from WAA, 1.5" fluff. Mod bust, MA in subby zone. Fast mover, 2ndary shot east, snow in VT. 2/10 .25" persistent backbuilding mid morning snsh on weak CAA 2/13 .5" front end of a weak and warm swfe. Followed by ice and some rain. Net loss 2/16 6" 2 day event, sn->ip->zl->rn->sn+. Long duration, complex SWFE w/backside snow. Glacial with fluff top. 3/13 1" narrow w->e convergence band left a stripe of snow across parts of W and C MA

Nice, thanks. FWIW I have 30" here very near where you show 21" just SW of Quabbin.

I've noticed over the years that the nam occasionally has weird precip issues that look to be more of a software bug than valid output, albeit with its own caveats. If look at all the other model parameters there they aren't discontinuous run to run in the same way that precip is.

We've checked off the remember when we used to get clippers and remember when we used to get nickel and dime events this year. Maybe in March or next year we bowl.

persistent backbuilding snsh at the moment

Ripping pretty good along i91 atm

3" on the nose, dense. Squeaked out advy criteria at least.

Take em down I think.

The slot is killing my virga lol

RGEM coup incoming?

Yeah, it should be 100% or nearly so. Stuff that hasn't been skiable in 2 years. Happy for them. Hope they get a nice big crowd willing to human groom the woods in for the weekday morning crew

I'd rather positive bust an advy then negative bust a warning. 3-6" here final call. Moving quick, meso QPF red flags, less than 10:1 with lift not ideally aligned with the DGZ, maybe some downsloping on easterly flow. 3-6" cake flour is a great event regardless IMO, but selling bigger totals here IMBY right now.

Just 21 here, but 27/28 on the hilltops nearby.

1.75" dense Maybe 3 or 3.5" at the Beast earlier when I left. Reporting 4" now.

Now this is awesome

good on trail at any rate. They might find themselves hopefully on the right side of this N->S gradient for the system tomorrow, and could use a heavy stick to your bones snow to get the natural stuff open. Yesterday was great, but the snow was too fluffy to venture onto that stuff. Maybe more on Sunday too.

Definitely the big cold departure days, 21st to 23rd yeah. But the first half of the month was super windy out here and we weren't radiating very well at all. 27 high 22 low type days with no precip. The real feel was more BN than the actual, at least for a while. Less the 2nd half, but even the last 3 nights have been breezy.

A good decoding explanation here: http://www.theweatherprediction.com/models/fous/

local coops, with records that go back pretty far, were ~ -1 for Dec and will be ~ -1 for Jan. We take.

Great morning at the Beast. Been waiting for this one. 4-5" of blower on top of smooth hardpack. Super fast, super fun. And where they groomed was amazing too, cord so soft and poppy it would bounce you out of turns like a trampoline.

FFD or bust. RFD was very meh.

Countdown to May, pffff

Not the best pic but this was Berkshire East around 845 this AM

Belchertown just assumed

warnings hoisted MAC011-013-015-027-291830- /O.NEW.KBOX.SQ.W.0001.250129T1758Z-250129T1830Z/ Worcester MA-Hampshire MA-Franklin MA-Hampden MA- 1258 PM EST Wed Jan 29 2025 The National Weather Service in Boston/Norton has issued a * Snow Squall Warning for... Northwestern Worcester County in central Massachusetts... Western Hampshire County in western Massachusetts... Franklin County in western Massachusetts... Northwestern Hampden County in western Massachusetts... * Until 130 PM EST. * At 1257 PM EST, a dangerous snow squall was located along a line extending from near Northfield to near Pittsfield, moving east at 40 mph. HAZARD...Intense bursts of heavy snow. Gusty winds leading to blowing snow and rapidly falling visibility. Wind gusts up to 35 mph. SOURCE...Radar indicated. IMPACT...Travel will become difficult and potentially dangerous within minutes. This snow quall is expected to move across I-91. Locations impacted include... Amherst, Northampton, Greenfield, Orange, Deerfield, Gardner, Monroe, Athol, Winchendon, Montague, Templeton, Hadley, Sunderland, Hatfield, Northfield, Williamsburg, Huntington, Bernardston, Buckland, and Conway.