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30 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

The hard part for me won't be settling for 4" while someone 50 miles E gets 18", I get bummed by missing out on the opportunity to see +SN.  No jackpot fetish here, I just like seeing whiteout conditions.  The eastern folks can keep their 18-20",  just let me get my 4-5" in an hour. LOL

this has been my wish through these hundreds of events...let them have their waist deep snows but give me a foot with a few hours of +sn thrown in

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6 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

I tend to agree, but I will say the convection will be the wildcard. 

If we get that nascent low to form a little farther west down by Bimini, all bets are off.

Having it end up west of the current consensus and tonight's 00z euro trend east aren't mutually exclusive. :lol:

Agree.

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13 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Probably gonna be nothing great here unfortunately....unless we get another tick West.  But a few inches of snow is better than no inches of snow...so I’ll take it and be happy.

What about the idea that the banding could set up further west than shown.....thats been discussed with this storm and has shown up in other storms.....I think we're in a decent spot so lets see how we end up.....it won't be meh but it won't be the best ever.....thats fine...plenty of time left

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4 minutes ago, InstantWeatherMaps said:

Oh, also GEFS clowns: QX1qdfm.gif

That GEFS mean must be reflecting a lot of taint for E MA areas, since the total qpf for those areas is 1-1.25".  Yet we only get 6-7 inches of snow from that.  The 42 hour depiction shows much of that area above freezing at the surface.  I'm not buying this GEFS.  Either that, or these clown maps are worse than I thought.

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3 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

They were getting OES combined with CF stuff for awhile in addition to synoptic stuff. Very high ratio too. BOX radar went out, but WCVB kept showing some pretty heavy bands. I never heard of the measuring every hour, but I know what I had and it was a solid 2'. Have some nice pics too. I agree the 78 reference is over the top, but it was a solid 2' storm in BOS.

For the record, you could measure every hour but you only get to report the highest amount in the 6 hour window. :weenie:

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The GEFS's are SO far west, I get 12" in none of them, but half of them have 12"....... to my NW.  While the main scare here for days has been IS this going to come West enough.  Why are models so vaied THIS close in?  Jeez.  Government: PLEASE put more money in weather models.  Sign, everyone.  

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1 minute ago, TheSnowman said:

The GEFS's are SO far west, I get 12" in none of them, but half of them have 12"....... to my NW.  While the main scare here for days has been IS this going to come West enough.  Why are models so vaied THIS close in?  Jeez.  Government: PLEASE put more money in weather models.  Sign, everyone.  

Look at my first call map...no suprise.

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