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Does Will break his all time snow fall record?


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If he does say get 15'' with this system and then at least another 8'' this weekend then it may be possible...but probably going to need a helluva March as well...maybe even an event in April.

IF BDL does get a foot tomorrow and then like 8'' as well this weekend than I think they could break their record!

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OZ GFS says you make 100 by the following week hope it under estimates QPF.. Feb 15 and 32 left, doable

It's definitely within reach for ORH.

I honestly think most places in the Northeast along the NYC-BOS corridor are going to be challenging snowfall records, snow depth records, and consecutive days of snow cover records by the time this winter is over. I'm not seeing the big February thaw some are discussing; it looks to me as if the SE ridge is becoming a bit more aggressive this month, which is climo for a strong La Niña, but it gets beaten down repeatedly by the combination of current EPO blocking and an upcoming transition to -NAO/-AO.

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50" March-April on the way

They'll break it I think if that happens...I think we'll get a warning event before Feb is out.

But I'd like to see something decently over 90" for seasonal total going into Mar...I don't want to have to count on 1993 or 1996 to break it post-March 1st. They should boost their snowfall by 0.8" soon as the Dec 23rd "M" is going to get fixed via contact with BOX. But that only gets them 78.6" currently from their 77.8" total.

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Well it's not ORH but for BOS, we need about 36 inches from this moment forward to break the record. I think it's in reach. We probably need a decent last week of Feb so that 25 in March can do the deed.

As of this moment, BOS is 71.2.

Given what I see in the long range (which admittedly isn't worth much)...my gut says BOS gets to 85-ish but doesn't pass '93-'94 (96.3") or '95-'96 (107.6")...def could pass '77-'78 (85.1"), '04-'05 (86.6") though and possibly '47-'48 (89.2")

But if we can pull of an overrunning event that give double digits in 10-12 days or so (and overrunnings usually are not elevation dependent or coastal dependent), then BOS has a legit chance to catch '93-'94 for #2.

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BOS is much better suited to crack into the top dogs than ORH right now...though ORH has much higher potential of a big March than BOS:

Top 10 seasons:

BOS:

1. 1995-1996...107.6"

2. 1993-1994...96.3"

3. 1947-1958...89.2"

4. 2004-2005...86.6"

5. 1977-1978...85.1"

6. 1992-1993...83.9"

7. 1916-1917...79.2"

8. 1919-1920...73.4"

9. 1903-1904...72.9"

10. 2002-2003...71.3"

11. 2010-2011...71.2"

ORH:

1. 1995-1996...132.9"

2. 1992-1993...120.1"

3. 2002-2003...117.3"

4. 2004-2005...114.3"

5. 1960-1961...104.3"

6. 2000-2001...102.1"

7. 1993-1994...100.2"

8. 1971-1972...99.3"

9. 1947-1948...98.5"

10. 1957-1958...97.5"

26. 2010-2011...78.6"

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BOS is much better suited to crack into the top dogs than ORH right now...though ORH has much higher potential of a big March than BOS:

Top 10 seasons:

BOS:

1. 1995-1996...107.6"

2. 1993-1994...96.3"

3. 1947-1958...89.2"

4. 2004-2005...86.6"

5. 1977-1978...85.1"

6. 1992-1993...83.9"

7. 1916-1917...79.2"

8. 1919-1920...73.4"

9. 1903-1904...72.9"

10. 2002-2003...71.3"

11. 2010-2011...71.2"

ORH:

1. 1995-1996...132.9"

2. 1992-1993...120.1"

3. 2002-2003...117.3"

4. 2004-2005...114.3"

5. 1960-1961...104.3"

6. 2000-2001...102.1"

7. 1993-1994...100.2"

8. 1971-1972...99.3"

9. 1947-1948...98.5"

10. 1957-1958...97.5"

26. 2010-2011...78.6"

3" will move BOS into the top 8

That will happen. Maybe top 5 when all is said and done?

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