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The List of Jackpots since 1997-1998 in BOX region until Now

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TheSnowman

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OK Guys - Here are your List of JACK's!! Hillsborough County takes the Cake by a Mile but the NE Massachusetts area near Gloucester is also great. My hometown only won a duet situation (I counted 2 systems with significant snow within 5 days as it's Own Jackpot) sadly. But the most impressive piece of all - STAFFORDVILLE, CT Winning THREE Events in January of 2011, Including the Blizzard of 2011. I guess that's why Tolland County is such a Big hit on here.

The City of Tolland only won once, and it was a small event. Francestown, NH was involved in 14 Events as a Winner or Co-Winner, and Shockingly Warwick, RI, the TF Freaking Green region, the Snowhole of Snowholes, was involved in 5 Wins of its own.

I May be the most annoying Weenie when I'm getting 2" of Snow and then tons of Rain while Everyone W, N, and even NE of me is getting 6" + (Like a few weeks ago?), but I'm your guy when it comes to hours of putting stats together.

Enjoy!! :cory: :cory: :snowing::weenie::snowman::cory: :cory:




1997-1998:   

 
DRACUT MA (2 FEET of Snow and only one At 2 Feet) (The 8” Per Hour Storm)  
WARWICK RI  
JAFFREY NH  
MT WACHUSETT/PRINCETON MA  
EAST BRIDGEWATER MA  
FRANCESTOWN NH  
SOUTH KILLINGLY CT  
HYANNIS MA  
WALPOLE NH  
GREENFIELD NH  
JAFFREY NH   
STAFFORD SPRINGS CT  
 
 
 

1998-1999:  

PLYMOUTH MA (SOUTH PART)
NEW IPSWICH NH  
NORTH KINGSTOWN RI  
LITTLE COMPTON RI  
SOUTH WEYMOUTH MA (16”)   
GLOUCESTER / NEWBURYPORT MA    
GLASTONBURY CT    
HARWICH MA (2 Feet of Snow & only one At 2 Feet)   
FRANCESTOWN NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)         
MARLOW NH  
WEST WARWICK RI (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)      
 
 
 
1999-2000:  
 
ATHOL MA    
EASTHAM MA  
ATHOL MA (15”)     
DEERFIELD MA  
BURLINGTON CT    
WEARE NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)                    
HENNEKER NH   
HILLSBOROUGH NH    
 
 
 
2000-2001:      
 
WARWICK (TF GREEN), RI  
AMESBURY, MA  
KEENE, NH  
WARWICK / PROVIDENCE, RI  
JAFFREY NH (1 Foot)       
METHUEN / LOWELL, MA  
BLUE HILL, MA  
TOWNSEND, MA  
MANSFIELD, MA (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
GLASTONBURY, CT   
SWANZEY / JAFFREY, NH (30”)  
KEENE, NH  
NANTUCKET, MA  
BUCKLAND, MA / WINCHENDON, MA / JAFFREY, NH (30”)  
NORTH ANDOVER, MA     
JAFFREY, NH / WINCHENDON, MA (37.5” for March 5th and March 9th Together)  
FAIRHAVEN, MA  
 
 
 
2001-2002:    
 
LANCASTER, MA  
CORNISH, MA  
LEVERETT, MA        
BLUE HILL, MA  
TULLY LAKE, MA        
NEWPORT, RI  
WALPOLE, MA / WEARE, NH / MARLOW, NH       
WALPOLE, NH    
FOSTER, RI    
HUNTINGTON, MA     
 
 
 
2002-2003:   
 
CHESTER, MA  
CANTON, CT    
NEW BEDFORD, MA / ACUSHNET, MA / EAST SANDWICH, MA  
DANBURY, CT  
PLAINFIELD, MA / GOSHEN, MA  
POMFRET, CT  
MIDDLEFIELD, MA (18”)   
FRANCESTOWN, NH          
WORTHINGTON, MA / CHESTERFIELD, MA (2 Feet of Snow & only one At 2 Feet)  
WEARE, NH  
EAST ORLEANS, MA  
WELLFLEET, MA / EAST HARWICH, MA  
AMHERST, MA / LEVERETT, MA            
HOPKINTON, MA / WEST NEWBURY, MA                              
BLUE HILL, MA (17”) (Feb. 7th – HINGHAM, MA had 16”)  
ROCKPORT, MA / Boston, MA (27” / 28”) (PD II)            
BROCKTON, MA (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
 
 
 
2003-2004:  
 
PEABODY, MA (3 Feet of Snow and the only one At 3 Feet)  
FRANCESTOWN, NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
NORTH FOSTER, RI   
FRANCESTOWN, NH  
MANCHESTER, NH   
BLOCK ISLAND, RI  
PLAINFIELD, CT       
STORRS, CT (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
GOSHEN, MA  
LEVERETT, MA  
NANTUCKET, MA    
WILTOM, NH      
GOSHEN, NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
 
 
 
2004-2005:  
 
BURRILLVILLE, RI    
PROVINCETOWN, MA    
BALDWINVILLE, MA    
BEVERLY, MA (19”)   
GOSHEN, NH   
WARWICK, RI / BURLINGTON, CT  
BEVERLY, MA  
Forearm of CAPE COD, MA    
PLYMOUTH, MA (38”) (Blizzard of 2005)       
SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MA     
BOYLSTON, MA  
MARLOW, NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)    
SOUTH WEARE, NH  
IPSWICH, MA  
MANOMET, MA / SOUTH DENNIS, MA  
HANSON, MA  
FAIRHAVEN, MA / NEW BEDFORD, MA (19.8” for February 25th and March 1st Together)  
GOSHEN, NH   
MANCHESTER, NH  
WEST FALMOUTH, MA  
FRANCESTOWN, NH (14”)    
KEENE, NH (19.5” for March 9th and March 12th Together)  
ASHFIELD, MA    
 
 
 
2005-2006:        
 
ROCKPORT, MA  
GREENFIELD, NH / NEW IPSWICH, NH   
WORCESTER, MA (ORH) (3.1”)    
EAST FALMOUTH, MA  
FRANCESTOWN, NH (17.5”) (12/9/2005)  
WALPOLE, MA  
BURLINGTON, CT    
WEST GRANBY, CT (17.5”)   
CHESTERFIELD, MA (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
WESTMINSTER, MA  
SALEM, MA  
FAIRFIELD, CT (30”) (Blizzard of 2006)  
KEENE, NH  
SOUTH DARTMOUTH, MA    
 
 
 
2006–2007:  
 
EAST RINDGE, NH  
FRANCESTOWN, NH (20”)   
PRINCETON, MA    
GLASTONBURY, MA   
HILLSBOROUGH, NH    
ASHFIELD, MA (19”)    
NORTH FOSTER, RI      
NORTH WORCESTER, MA  
ASHFIELD, MA  
 
 
 
2007-2008:      
 
PAXTON, MA  
FRANCESTOWN, NH  
WHITMAN, MA        
ASHFIELD, MA (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)  
NORTH CUMBERLAND, RI (22” for December 13th and December 16th Together)  
GOFFSTOWN, NH  
HINSDALE, NH / FRANCESTOWN, NH  
HINSDALE, NH       
Elbow of CAPE COD, MA    
ROYALSTON, MA (14.5”)   
WALPOLE, NH / FRANCESTOWN, NH    
PLYMOUTH, MA (14”)   
MASON, NH    
WILTON, NH          
WILMINGTON, MA / BEVERLY, MA / PEABODY, MA   
KEENE, NH  
HAVERHILL, MA    
SOUTH WEARE, NH  
SOUTH WEARE, NH (16.3” for February 26th and March 1st Together)  
 
 
2008-2009:  
 
All Over        
WHITMAN, MA (15”)   
LOWELL, MA  
KINGSTON, MA (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)   
CHESTERFIELD, MA  
FITZWILLIAM, NH / PETERBOROUGH, NH  
CHATHAM, MA   
CHICOPEE, MA  
SOMERVILLE, MA    
NORTH WALPOLE, MA  
HINGHAM, MA  
TRURO, MA  
ORLEANS, MA    
FRANCESTOWN, NH  
NEWBURY, MA  
WEARE, NH  
PETERBOROUGH, NH / NEW IPSWITCH, NH    
PETERBOROUGH, NH    
 
 
 
2009-2010:   
 
BLUE HILL, MA  
ROYALSTON, MA / COLRAIN, MA / FRANCESTOWN NH / NEW IPSWITCH, NH (All at 12”)  
WEST GREENWICH, RI (22”) (Blizzard of 2009)  
All Over        
LEXINGTON, MA  
PETERBOROUGH, NH  
SOUTH WEARE, NH  
TOLLAND, CT (January 28th, 2010)   
NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI  
NORTH ANDOVER, MA    
ROWE, MA  
GOSHEN, MA    
BOURNE, MA  
MARSTONS MILLS, MA  
GOSHEN, MA / WORTHINGTON, MA  
 
 
 
2010-2011:  
 
SOUTH DENNIS, MA  
TAUNTON, MA  
BOSTON, MA (19”)      
BURLINGTON, MA / SOUTHINGTON, MA 
STAFFORDVILLE, CT    
STAFFORDVILLE, CT (29”) (Blizzard of 2011)     
BEDFORD, NH / WILTON, NH  
NORTH GRAFTON, MA / MILLBURY, MA  
MOOSUP, CT  
STAFFORDVILLE, CT (19”)   
GREENFIELD, NH / GEORGETOWN, MA (16”)   
PLAINFIELD, MA  
SPRINGFIELD, MA  
HILLSBORO, NH  
GOFFSTOWN, NH  
FITCHBURG, MA    
 
 
2011-2012:    
 
JAFFREY, NH (31”) (October Halloween Snowstorm)  
NORTH WEARE, NH   
WEST GLOCESTER, RI  
NORTON, MA  
FAIRHAVEN, MA  
PETERBOROUGH, NH  
 
 
 
2012-2013:  
 
SOUTHBRIDGE, MA  
FRANCESTOWN, NH  
ASHFIELD, MA / HEATH, MA (15”)  
MILFORD, MA  
PETERBOROUGH, NH  
GLASTONBURY, CT (33”) (Blizzard of 2013)  
SAGAMORE, MA  
BREWSTER, MA / BARNSTABLE, MA  
WORCESTER, MA  
BLUE HILL, MA (30”) (The Fujiwawa of March 2013)  
LUNENBURG, MA (16”)    
 
 
 
2013-2014:  
 
LUNENBURG, MA  
All Over (TOLLAND COUNTY CENTERED)       
NEW IPSWICH, NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)       
FRAMINGHAM, MA / SWAMPSCOTT, MA    
BOXFORD, MA (2 FEET and the only one At 2 Feet) (The 0 Degree Blizzard)  
MERRIMACK, NH  
NORWELL, MA (18”)  
MARLBOROUGH, NH      
SANDWICH, MA  
All Over  
MILLBURY, MA          
All Over    
LUDLOW, MA (16”)  
SANDWICH, MA (15”) (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)       
GOFFSTOWN, NH (1 Foot and only one At 1 Foot)         
WEST CHESTERFIELD, NH       
YARMOUTH, MA  
KEENE, NH / FOSTER, RI     
NEW BOSTON, NH  
NANTUCKET, MA (The Near-Hit BuzzSaw)  
2014-  
 
PETERBOROUGH, NH (13.5")   
GLOUCESTER, MA     
SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MA     
BURLINGTON, CT      
NORTH GRANBY, CT / SOUTH KILLINGLY, CT /  LUDLOW, MA  
GREENFIELD, MA     
LUNENBURG, MA 
BERLIN, MA (40") (Blizzard of 2015)

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LEOMINSTER, MA (20") (February 2nd, 2015)

Sorry the format is not sitting well with the site.  Like my comma's don't exist for the Town, State.  

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monadnocks

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So it's obviously not a win today here in the Monadnocks but for other storms, come see us! Peterborough is adjacent to Greenfield which is next to Francestown. I'd be surprised if the Peterborough / New Ipswich storms totals didn't also have high amounts in Temple and in Sharon but with relatively small populations, they probably don't have anyone reporting. And Peterborough is next to Jaffrey which shows up on some of the lists. Rindge is next door to Jaffrey also. 

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OK Guys - Here are your List of JACK's!!  Hillsborough County takes the Cake by a Mile but the NE Massachusetts area near Gloucester is also great.  My hometown only won a duet situation (I counted 2 systems with significant snow within 5 days as it's Own Jackpot) sadly.  But the most impressive piece of all - STAFFORDVILLE, CT Winning THREE Events in January of 2011, Including the Blizzard of 2011.  I guess that's why Tolland County is such a Big hit on here.  

 

    The City of Tolland only won once, and it was a small event.  Francestown, NH was involved in 14 Events as a Winner or Co-Winner, and Shockingly Warwick, RI, the TF Freaking Green region, the Snowhole of Snowholes, was involved in 5 Wins of its own.  

 

    I May be the most annoying Weenie when I'm getting 2" of Snow and then tons of Rain while Everyone W, N, and even NE of me is getting 6" + (Like a few weeks ago?), but I'm your guy when it comes to hours of putting stats together.  

 

 

There is a reason Ekster and I are happy to have it as part of the forecast area now.

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TheSnowman

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He should have put dates and numbers on all

I do have a time consuming career of music lol. And life 3 other major hobbies haha. But it's set up so that Anyone or me could easily go do that. It's all in order or the reports on BOX and I mentioned the major ones which I thought was enough. We really need to know who won a 7.4" event?

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Using an arbitrary definition of jackpot:  My total being at least 90% of the highest reported total in the general region for a storm 10"+, I've had three such events since moving here in May of 1998:

 

March 30-31, 2001:  19.0"  only "full" jack.  Next highest was Farmington with 18.0"

 

Feb. 22-23, 2009:  24.5"  Farmington tops with 26.6"

 

April 1-2, 2011:  15.1"   Bangor had 15.4".  That's about as far as I'd go for "general region."

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Collinsville

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Wow even my little town had a jack In 02-03, Cville must have record of which event I can't believe we pulled one off.

 

It was November 27, 2002. Its my report there on the pns. There were a few reports of 11 to 11.5 locally that I heard on the radio that morning. The forecast was 2-4. Even better there was 3.4" two days later then 7.9" six days after that. :weenie: days of yore

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It was November 27, 2002. Its my report there on the pns. There were a few reports of 11 to 11.5 locally that I heard on the radio that morning. The forecast was 2-4. Even better there was 3.4" two days later then 7.9" six days after that. :weenie: days of yore

Ahh ok I remember those events now I didn't realize how much we had gotten.

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