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January 26-28 Blizzard Observations/Nowcast


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At approximately 1230am I measured a gust of 81 mph.   Not entirely trusting my stuff although it's great....   neighbor also measured 83 mph.  His stuff is legit, and he's been measuring here for 16 years.  These would be the peak gusts measured here for as long as the homes have been here.   There is considerable damage, mostly minor, some broken windows, many ruined fences, sidewall and roof shingles all over the place.  

 

This exceeds all prior storms here for damage.  And I do believe it beat 05, and some spring rain gales for peak winds.

 

Sorry for not knowing, but where exactly are you Clinch? I have a house in E. Falmouth that I'm concerned about, hence my question.

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ORH had a gust to 45 kt an hour ago..not too shabby. Still reporting +SN, despite what the radar shows. Same goes for here. Snowing better than what the radar shows. As for BOS obviously final total will depend on banding location. Right now they are still in nod-heavy band.

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Conditions on cape just look brutal. Last 3 hours at ACK

 

271753 VV002                       0.25 SN       30  28 3640G53      897              32  30                  
271653 VV004                     0.25 +SN       32   28 3640G55 895
271553 VV006                       0.25 +SN      32  28 0540G56     

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I'm guessing close to 30" here and snowing hard again. Drifts are incredible for how much of the yard they fill. Can't see last weekend's snow never mind grass anywhere. Been shoveling here for 18 years and nothing like it in a single storm. That includes a few great ones, 2013 included. There is just nowhere to put it in our urban neighborhood. Depth almost as great as early February 2011--and that was after several major hits. -7C/19F

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Looks like the band hugging the coast is trying to push back wets a little bit now...we'll see if that comes back far enough to engulf much of E MA again.

 

These bands sort of wax and wane, but there's definitely still some good stuff in there

 

 

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Well, I've lost interest in meteorology due to this storm. It's probably for the best since I am incompetent would never have gotten a good job in the field anyway with my worthless diploma from Western Connecticut State University. Ended up with 5.6" via the snowboard here but I think a little blew off so probably more like 6 or 6.5". The worst bust I've ever seen and it isn't close. Every TV met. should come on air and start with an apology like Geoff Fox in 2010: 

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000

FXUS61 KBOX 271807

AFDBOX

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA

107 PM EST TUE JAN 27 2015

.SYNOPSIS...

A CRIPPLING AND HISTORIC WINTER STORM/BLIZZARD WILL CONTINUE TO

IMPACT CENTRAL AND EASTERN SECTIONS INTO THIS EVENING...WHILE JUST A

MODERATE SNOWSTORM AFFECTS FAR WESTERN NEW ENGLAND. DRIER WEATHER

FOLLOWS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON INTO EARLY THURSDAY. LOW PRESSURE WILL

BRING ANOTHER CHANCE FOR SNOW THURSDAY NIGHT AND FRIDAY. DRY BUT

VERY COLD AIR LOOKS TO FOLLOW FOR NEXT WEEKEND.

&&

.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...

HIGHLIGHTS...

* BLIZZARD CONTINUES ACROSS EASTERN MA/RI THIS AFTERNOON WITH

GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT TONIGHT

* SNOW DIMINISHING ACROSS WESTERN MA/NORTHERN CT THIS AFTERNOON BUT

SOME BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW CONTINUES

* DESTRUCTIVE WINDS CONTINUE ON THE CAPE/NANTUCKET THROUGH THE

AFTERNOON WITH WINDS GRADUALLY DIMINISHING TONIGHT

1235 PM UPDATE...

JUST LIGHTER SNOWFALL REMAINED ACROSS NORTHERN CT AND WESTERN MA AT

AROUND NOON. THEREFORE...HAVE DOWNGRADED NORTHERN CT TO A WINTER

STORM WARNING. ANY ADDITIONAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS IN THIS REGION

SHOULD BE LIGHT WITH IT ALL PRETTY MUCH OVER BY EARLY THIS EVENING.

HOWEVER...GUSTS BETWEEN 25 AND 35 MPH WILL RESULT IN BLOWING AND

DRIFTING SNOW AND POOR VISIBILITIES AT TIMES.

MEANWHILE...1 TO 2 INCH PER HOUR SNOWFALL RATES CONTINUE ACROSS

EASTERN MA/RI. THIS A RESULT OF WELL DEVELOPED STORM AND A GOOD MID

LEVEL DEFORMATION ZONE. MODERATE TO HEAVY SNOW WILL CONTINUE IN

THIS REGION FOR ANOTHER FEW HOURS...BEFORE TAPERING TO LIGHTER

SNOWFALL BY EARLY EVENING. BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW WILL CONTINUE

TO RESULT IN BLIZZARD CONDITIONS AND NEAR ZERO VISIBILITY THROUGH THE

AFTERNOON. GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT OCCURS THIS EVENING AND ESPECIALLY

TONIGHT.

CONDITIONS ACROSS THE CAPE AND ISLANDS ARE LIFE THREATENING.

NORTHERLY WIND GUSTS BETWEEN 55 AND 70 MPH WITH HEAVY SNOW AND

NEAR ZERO VISIBILITY CONTINUE TO AFFECT THE REGION. SNOW WILL

DIMINISH SOME IN INTENSITY BY LATE AFTERNOON/EARLY EVENING...BUT

BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW WILL CONTINUE RIGHT THROUGH TONIGHT.

WINDS WILL REMAIN POWERFUL WITH STRONG NORTHERLY LOW LEVEL JET

THROUGH THE AFTERNOON...SO IT WILL TAKE UNTIL THIS EVENING TO

DIMINISH SOME ALTHOUGH THEY WILL REMAIN STRONG.

TONIGHT...

AS MID LEVEL LOW LIFTS NORTH FROM EAST OF CAPE COD...EXPECT SNOW

TO GRADUALLY WIND DOWN AND END FROM WEST TO EAST. SOME MINOR

ADDITIONAL ACCUM POSSIBLE. OTHERWISE VERY COLD WITH LOWS DOWN

INTO THE SINGLE NUMBERS...EXCEPT TEENS IMMEDIATE COAST. EXPECT

SUBZERO WIND CHILLS DEVELOPING AND APPROACHING WIND CHILL

THRESHOLD OF -15 OVER THE HIGHER TERRAIN IN WESTERN AND NORTHERN

MA.

&&

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