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Not sure where you are at but the cell definitely spiked up through Agawam, Forest Park, and E Longmeadow. Maybe also up into Chicopee. Has weakened a bit since. Anyway, congrats.

heavy, heavy snow. Just reopened some wounds that were finally healing. Ugh

FYI... ENX (and normally BOX) data is available in the pulldowns and a little toggling button at the bottom. It's not as nice as radarscope obviously, but handy for reference and in comparison with the local data. Also kind of nice to be able to use with standard google maps functionality underneath.

It won't be great, but you should see stuff tracking toward you fairly well. Use the 2 degree scan because the 1 degree scan is pretty well blocked to the east by the Pelham hills.

We actually have a piece of property lined up in W Swanzey that would work pretty well for EEN/etc... but suffice to say this isn't really the ideal time to be fundraising

Here's the UMass X band link if anyone wants it http://umaxx.casaradar.com

Given that these things were scheduled and not acute failures, a June repair at OKX is a bit questionable. I'd have picked Sept or something. Maybe work on the SE in June.

Yeah. 2 weeks they're saying but I've found that they do a pretty good job getting things done ahead of schedule usually. Pedestal swap is a big PITA though.

Wonder if they'll leave BOX up an extra day

Belchertown up toward the Pelham line

That's a helluva fish

Some damage was noted in Cleburne with a 69mph recorded at the airport

No it's just something I whipped up this morning from the CASA radar derived hail product in DFW.

Pretty impressive hail swath across the metroplex early this morning. Maxed out around 2" in Hurst I think.

Yep peas at the house

Congrats all Second line had some small hail reports across GC but not like further east.

My healthy 45 y/o cousin also got babeseosis from a tick bite on the cape maybe 4 years ago?

8-10" at the Beast, pretty light up top. Nice crowd too, well spaced.

Yep. Gorgeous out there

Had plane tix for Sunday morning. When Vail announced on Saturday evening I sat there and hammered refresh on Alterra's page, all packed, until the announcement came down maybe 15 mins later. Was bummed, obv... Even though realistically I was prob being a selfish a-hole for chasing powder given the circumstances. Mt Rose is still open, but I presume with skier convergence that I could pass on. I can tell you that the locals aren't happy as one might expect, given that it had been a lousy year and this was a literally perfect right side up storm.

Best lawns ever

Skied Wawa today for a couple hours. Still lots of snow for the most part. Big piles of LSGR. Also pretty big crowds, but I'm happy for them making money.

We skied Bear, the South Ridge, and even made a pleasant run down Great Eastern to the skyship base and did Valley Plunge for the first time ever. Sun was strong and crowds were basically nil. Snow on south faces softened up. Pretty much a winner.

Buttery goodness