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OBS/DISCO - The Historic James Blizzard of 2022


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1 hour ago, dmcginvt said:

We've all been there so many times.  I recall you saying you'd be happy with 12 and you dont need to be the jackpot.  But deep down I knew that wasnt true, you wanted that ****ing jackpot.  Its what we all want.  Story of my life.  WE dont spend 10 days watching a storm for an average outcome, we want the ****ing JACK!!!  Because that's the payoff, we watched it and it happened to US!  Not to them!!  ****ing them!  They are all us but we are people and people are selfish, deep down.  IT's like rooting for any team.  WE expend a lot of energy in hope and not everyone gets the fruit of that hope.  But when you do, it oh so ****ing sweet.   We cant all have it at the same time.  If we did all get it every time it wouldnt be so sweet really.  Or else we'd all live near Mt Baker where it's sweet more often than not.  

You sound like you're JACKED on something.

 

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42 minutes ago, KPITSnow said:

Oh trust me, I love reading the Ne board.  Want you guys to cash in.

 

NYC and dc I always hope they fringe or dry slot

 

and that MLK storm was absurd…everyone up to the Canadian border had nixing issues.

NYC got fringed today relatively so you sorta got your wish lol. But if it went how it “should” have went maybe the death band would have gone west of the city. Boston and SE MA were good to go for days with this one other than the lol GFS. NYC is the toughest city in the Northeast to forecast for by far with almost any coastal winter storm because of how many ways it can go wrong but right with a 50 mile shift. El Niño juiced Miller As will always bury DC but may fringe NYC and could like 2/6/10 get confluence crushed south by 30 miles.  But Jan 2016’s El Niño monster is Central Park’s #1 because of a very late tick north (which I missed because I was living in TX at the time). Storms like today’s, 2/8/13, Juno 2015 NYC is on the SW end and can miss the action. But 1/4/18, Lindsey Storm 1969 and 12/30/00 it worked out amazingly. We don’t have a wheelhouse storm type like Boston or DC have. We pick and choose lol. 

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1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I explicitly said that I was scared to death of getting "Boxing Dayed", which dropped a foot of drifted baking soda on me. That is precisely what happened here.

I was never okay with that...in fact, I detested the potential so much, I made a verb out of that analog.

That's exactly what happened here too.  The drifts made it seem like a lot more, but the final total was 15" here.  25 inches just a bit east of here.

 

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1 hour ago, dmillz25 said:

I’m not but I just think it’s a bit too low. 0.87” LE with those ratios should be about 10” of snow

wtf the LE changes everything.  Originally when I eyeballed the data I went with 8-9 too, so maybe a trifle undermeasurement- maybe like 8.8 instead of 8.3?  Big deal.  But how the hell can you have a less than 10:1 water equivalent ratio with temps in the teens?  Surely the winds can't have that much of an effect?  I could see 12:1 but nothing lower than that.  12:1 would come out to around 10.5 inches.  What was the LE at JFK with their 12.6 inches?

 

 

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4 minutes ago, dmcginvt said:

And I saw the liberty bell on every school trip, and independence hall and betsy ross's house

LOl obs thread, where are the mods :)  Stowe VT, 0 inches, we were the cold high that made it happen.  IT was cold.  You are welcome.  temp has actually gone up from 1F to 4F tonight

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1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

You know, I brought this up to Scott and Will via text a couple of weeks ago...I know you are joking, but I have theory that there really is some sort of shift due to global warming. With higher SSTs, we could be seeing coastal fronto becoming more prevalent, which is going to bury areas like me, just inland from the coast. You can only laugh it off for so long...

I have the same theory and maybe an adjacent one to that.  So basically global warming is changing storm tracks to where storms that would go out to see are now coming closer to the coast because of the higher SST.  Models are picking up on it with the "NW trend."  The first time I saw this mentioned was by Messenger in 2005.  He used it to great effectiveness to predict storms would be coming in closer to the coast.  We are also seeing a slowing down of the gulf stream AMOC.  Compare this to the 80s when we had much colder Januarys and alternated between cutters and offshore storms.

 

 

 

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I think I'm out on the rest of this year, as far as my usual frantic pace, unless something really good looks imminent within days. Still do the blog and everything, but not sure I have that same level of investment in me again until next fall. I honestly don't even care to track the next one.

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1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Yes, that is how I remembered it. Everyone here knows I despise Boxing Day, so me being okay with a foot in a historic blizzard wouldn't make sense. I did say that I I didn 't need to jackpot, but 20" was the number I gave.

NBD

20" is my minimum threshold for historic too.  Expecting 2 feet (24 inches) is just too much down where I live (it's only happened twice in my lifetime PD2 and JAN 2016), but 20" has happened either once or twice every decade.

My definitions:

5" - SECS

10" - MECS

20" - HECS

30" - BECS

 

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1 hour ago, jm1220 said:

12-13” of snow where I am is not a fail by any means, and it looks like an all timer at Islip. Long Island had an awesome event. But have to wonder what would’ve been. The people who have to really complain are CT. Logan may have way jumped over Central Park because of the dumbbell!! (Who knows but something to think about) 

Hasn't Islip had 25" before?  I seem to remember them getting 24" a few times, maybe 25"?

 

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1 hour ago, KPITSnow said:

Oh trust me, I love reading the Ne board.  Want you guys to cash in.

 

NYC and dc I always hope they fringe or dry slot

 

and that MLK storm was absurd…everyone up to the Canadian border had nixing issues.

Hey now, well at least you didn't mention Long Island in there lol

 

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1 hour ago, George001 said:

That’s fair. A slushy foot usually will take longer to melt so that’s nice. For me I’m generally the same way, if I’m forecast to get like 12+ and end up with 8 I’ll be disappointed. However if I’m forecast to get like 2-4 and end up with 8 I’ll be happy, it’s relative to expectations. Where I am different is my cutoff for being happy no matter what is lower. When I go outside and bring my 12 inch ruler to measure the snow, and it isn’t enough, that’s a successful storm in my eyes. 

You guys can have that but I'm the opposite, I'm a snow purist, I want snow and nothing but snow.  I don't even like the term "winter storm"  The hell does that even mean?  So if it snows in March or April is that a Spring Storm?  If it snows in November is that a Fall Storm? I want all snow storms to actually be called snow storms- not winter storms!

If it's freezing rain call it an ice storm and if it's sleet call it a sleet storm and if it's everything mixed together call it a smorgasbord storm idc.

 

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36 minutes ago, dmcginvt said:

You missed the frustration of a passionate man who got the shaft while nearly ever single human around him got everything they ever wanted.   Being from Allentown think of the Flyers since 1975.  Or the Islanders since the early 80s

 

I'm originally from Long Island and it's where I am for this storm, I just happen to have a second home in the Poconos at around 2,200 ft (there's no listing of an airport for where I have that second house, it's halfway between Allentown and Mt Pocono.)

 

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35 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

NYC got fringed today relatively so you sorta got your wish lol. But if it went how it “should” have went maybe the death band would have gone west of the city. Boston and SE MA were good to go for days with this one other than the lol GFS. NYC is the toughest city in the Northeast to forecast for by far with almost any coastal winter storm because of how many ways it can go wrong but right with a 50 mile shift. El Niño juiced Miller As will always bury DC but may fringe NYC and could like 2/6/10 get confluence crushed south by 30 miles.  But Jan 2016’s El Niño monster is Central Park’s #1 because of a very late tick north (which I missed because I was living in TX at the time). Storms like today’s, 2/8/13, Juno 2015 NYC is on the SW end and can miss the action. But 1/4/18, Lindsey Storm 1969 and 12/30/00 it worked out amazingly. We don’t have a wheelhouse storm type like Boston or DC have. We pick and choose lol. 

I'm not sure a 2/6/10 like storm has ever happened before where Toms River got 20" of snow and NYC got 0"

More likely is for NYC to get 4-6 in a storm like that.

 

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39 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

NYC got fringed today relatively so you sorta got your wish lol. But if it went how it “should” have went maybe the death band would have gone west of the city. Boston and SE MA were good to go for days with this one other than the lol GFS. NYC is the toughest city in the Northeast to forecast for by far with almost any coastal winter storm because of how many ways it can go wrong but right with a 50 mile shift. El Niño juiced Miller As will always bury DC but may fringe NYC and could like 2/6/10 get confluence crushed south by 30 miles.  But Jan 2016’s El Niño monster is Central Park’s #1 because of a very late tick north (which I missed because I was living in TX at the time). Storms like today’s, 2/8/13, Juno 2015 NYC is on the SW end and can miss the action. But 1/4/18, Lindsey Storm 1969 and 12/30/00 it worked out amazingly. We don’t have a wheelhouse storm type like Boston or DC have. We pick and choose lol. 

I know you weren't alive for it, but Feb 1983 was another late tick storm (also a strong el nino storm).  PD2 was another one of those.  Both of those delivered over 20" to the south shore, just like Jan 2016 did.  Jan 1996 was also a late tick storm, another 20 incher here.

 

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29 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

It was worse than both because I screwed the most here. This goes with 12/5/2003 and PD II as my all time largest disappointments.

I dont blame you, getting a foot of snow sucks when everyone else gets 20"+  Been there, done that.

My whipping boy for that kind of storm is Feb 2006, where Central Park got 26" ..... and I got 13" LOL.  I'm 25 miles SE of there.  Even JFK, which is 4 miles NE of of here had 17"  To add insult to injury it was a night time storm, and I want at least some of the heaviest snow to fall during the day.  The temps were fine, it was the subsidence that did us in.

 

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14 hours ago, Hoth said:

Man, Corey really blew that call.

Blew What Call???  I said All week, even with the Changes, 12-18.  Whole time.  And I Nailed it.  Got 16.25.  Was not worth coming in Mainly because I would have been Fing Furious with the death band PIVOTING JUST within 5 miles of me.  

 

Ray Nailed his First prediction for me AND 2nd Call.  He's still the Best.  Pete Bouchard had some right aspects but was too high.  Harvey was basically correct with the 24+ area just needing to be 20+ and 10 miles over missing me.  

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15 minutes ago, TheSnowman said:

Blew What Call???  I said All week, even with the Changes, 12-18.  Whole time.  And I Nailed it.  Got 16.25.  Was not worth coming in Mainly because I would have been Fing Furious with the death band PIVOTING JUST within 5 miles of me.  

 

Ray Nailed his First prediction for me AND 2nd Call.  He's still the Best.  Pete Bouchard had some right aspects but was too high.  Harvey was basically correct with the 24+ area just needing to be 20+ and 10 miles over missing me.  

I was disappointed with Harvey. All he did was cover all of e MA with 24"+...how hard is that? Take a shot at the banding...you make 2 million per year. Then, once it became apparent my area was porked, he did what I said he would...just dragged a 1-2' down to 128.

Pedestrian effort. 

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Reality is that he forecast me for 24"+, and I got 12".  I'm not sure how he didn't realize that there would be exhaust west of the coast in this...no brianer. I was telling everyone on here that for days. The trick was determining where and to what extent the secondary more interior band would be, and that is where I struggled. 

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1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

I have the same theory and maybe an adjacent one to that.  So basically global warming is changing storm tracks to where storms that would go out to see are now coming closer to the coast because of the higher SST.  Models are picking up on it with the "NW trend."  The first time I saw this mentioned was by Messenger in 2005.  He used it to great effectiveness to predict storms would be coming in closer to the coast.  We are also seeing a slowing down of the gulf stream AMOC.  Compare this to the 80s when we had much colder Januarys and alternated between cutters and offshore storms.

 

 

 

You have made my day forever!

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15 hours ago, JC-CT said:

I'm looking forward to his epic melt post(s)

Missing the Buzzsaw 2011 Storm, February 2017, March 2018, and going nuts to come BACK from Europe for March 2017 Debacle are FAR FAR worse than missing this mini-Blizzard.  

I nearly got up out of bed from the Florida Keys with a girl, drove 3 hours to Miami, got a plane back and had the girl want to rip my balls off to catch March 2018... and I'm Still pissed I didn't.   Missing This was Nothing.  

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10 minutes ago, TheSnowman said:

Missing the Buzzsaw 2011 Storm, February 2017, March 2018, and going nuts to come BACK from Europe for March 2017 Debacle are FAR FAR worse than missing this mini-Blizzard.  

I nearly got up out of bed from the Florida Keys with a girl, drove 3 hours to Miami, got a plane back and had the girl want to rip my balls off to catch March 2018... and I'm Still pissed I didn't.   Missing This was Nothing.  

079 
NOUS41 KBOX 300645
PNSBOX
CTZ002>004-MAZ002>024-026-RIZ001>008-301845-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...CORRECTED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BOSTON/NORTON MA
145 AM EST SUN JAN 30 2022

...SNOWFALL REPORTS...

LOCATION                     AMOUNT    TIME/DATE       LAT/LON              

...CONNECTICUT...

...WINDHAM COUNTY...
SCOTLAND                     21.6 IN   0847 PM 01/29   41.70N/72.08W        
3 WNW STERLING               21.0 IN   0550 PM 01/29   41.72N/71.89W        
1 ENE KILLINGLY              19.5 IN   0623 PM 01/29   41.84N/71.85W        
PLAINFIELD                   18.0 IN   0332 PM 01/29   41.68N/71.92W        

...MASSACHUSETTS...

...BARNSTABLE COUNTY...
BOURNE                       20.0 IN   0611 PM 01/29   41.73N/70.61W        
3 WSW MASHPEE                13.0 IN   0515 PM 01/29   41.63N/70.54W        
3 ESE DENNIS                 12.0 IN   0330 PM 01/29   41.71N/70.15W        

...BRISTOL COUNTY...
NORTON                       29.1 IN   0700 PM 01/29   41.97N/71.18W        
NORTON 0.8 S                 28.1 IN   0630 PM 01/29   41.96N/71.18W        
SWANSEA                      23.8 IN   0448 PM 01/29   41.75N/71.18W        
NORTON                       23.6 IN   0828 PM 01/29   41.97N/71.18W        
TAUNTON                      23.0 IN   0743 PM 01/29   41.90N/71.09W        
3 NW RAYNHAM                 23.0 IN   0559 PM 01/29   41.96N/71.08W        
1 ENE BERKLEY                22.5 IN   0900 PM 01/29   41.86N/71.07W        
1 NE SOMERSET                22.0 IN   0621 PM 01/29   41.75N/71.15W        
2 NE MANSFIELD               22.0 IN   0622 PM 01/29   42.04N/71.19W        
2 WSW FALL RIVER             22.0 IN   0541 PM 01/29   41.70N/71.14W        
1 NE ATTLEBOROUGH            22.0 IN   0418 PM 01/29   41.94N/71.28W        
1 WSW DIGHTON                21.0 IN   0748 PM 01/29   41.81N/71.13W        
1 N ATTLEBOROUGH             20.5 IN   0700 PM 01/29   41.95N/71.29W        
ACUSHNET                     18.8 IN   0747 PM 01/29   41.69N/70.91W        
2 N REHOBOTH                 18.6 IN   0557 PM 01/29   41.86N/71.27W        
4 SE WESTPORT                18.0 IN   1017 PM 01/29   41.62N/71.04W        
1 SSE NEW BEDFORD            18.0 IN   0628 PM 01/29   41.65N/70.93W        
4 SW MATTAPOISETT            18.0 IN   0604 PM 01/29   41.62N/70.86W        
1 SW NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH      17.5 IN   0605 PM 01/29   41.96N/71.34W        
3 W NORTON                   17.0 IN   0500 PM 01/29   41.98N/71.24W        
2 N ATTLEBOROUGH             15.0 IN   0630 PM 01/29   41.96N/71.29W        
5 SSE FREETOWN               14.0 IN   0414 PM 01/29   41.76N/71.02W        

...ESSEX COUNTY...
1 E DANVERS                  24.5 IN   0710 PM 01/29   42.57N/70.93W        
2 NW MARBLEHEAD              20.0 IN   0459 PM 01/29   42.51N/70.89W        
2 NW PEABODY                 19.0 IN   0530 PM 01/29   42.55N/71.00W        
1 ESE NEWBURYPORT            16.0 IN   1008 PM 01/29   42.81N/70.87W        
1 ESE NEWBURYPORT            15.0 IN   0557 PM 01/29   42.81N/70.87W        
METHUEN                      15.0 IN   0530 PM 01/29   42.72N/71.18W        
1 SW LAWRENCE                14.0 IN   1017 PM 01/29   42.69N/71.17W        
2 W NEWBURYPORT              13.5 IN   0945 PM 01/29   42.81N/70.93W        
1 N ANDOVER                  12.0 IN   0756 PM 01/29   42.67N/71.14W        

...MIDDLESEX COUNTY...
WAKEFIELD                    22.4 IN   0604 PM 01/29   42.50N/71.07W        
1 N BURLINGTON               22.3 IN   0734 PM 01/29   42.52N/71.20W        
1 SSW WAKEFIELD              22.0 IN   0521 PM 01/29   42.49N/71.07W        
2 W WINCHESTER               20.5 IN   1050 PM 01/29   42.45N/71.18W        
WAKEFIELD                    20.3 IN   0930 PM 01/29   42.51N/71.07W        
2 W NATICK                   20.1 IN   0826 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.39W        
1 WSW MALDEN                 20.0 IN   0615 PM 01/29   42.42N/71.08W        
2 W WINCHESTER               19.3 IN   0712 PM 01/29   42.45N/71.19W        
2 WSW WILMINGTON             19.0 IN   0907 PM 01/29   42.55N/71.20W        
1 NNW WAKEFIELD              19.0 IN   1025 PM 01/29   42.51N/71.07W        
2 W NATICK                   18.9 IN   0617 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.39W        
LEXINGTON                    18.9 IN   1014 PM 01/29   42.45N/71.23W        
2 ENE BILLERICA              18.5 IN   0512 PM 01/29   42.56N/71.23W        
2 S LOWELL                   18.2 IN   0623 PM 01/29   42.61N/71.32W        
WESTON                       17.5 IN   0920 PM 01/29   42.37N/71.26W        
1 E BELMONT                  17.5 IN   0500 PM 01/29   42.40N/71.15W        
1 WNW HUDSON                 17.1 IN   0850 PM 01/29   42.40N/71.58W        
3 SSE SUDBURY                16.5 IN   0915 PM 01/29   42.33N/71.38W        
2 SSE WALTHAM                16.0 IN   0627 PM 01/29   42.36N/71.23W        
1 NNW LEXINGTON              16.0 IN   0449 PM 01/29   42.46N/71.24W        
1 ESE WOBURN                 15.5 IN   0654 PM 01/29   42.48N/71.14W        
2 NW WESTFORD                15.3 IN   0830 PM 01/29   42.61N/71.47W        
2 N CHELMSFORD               15.0 IN   0745 PM 01/29   42.63N/71.37W        
WESTFORD                     14.8 IN   1216 AM 01/30   42.58N/71.44W        
2 WSW WILMINGTON             14.5 IN   0509 PM 01/29   42.55N/71.20W        
1 SE DRACUT                  14.2 IN   1057 PM 01/29   42.66N/71.28W        
3 ESE TYNGSBORO              14.1 IN   1055 PM 01/29   42.67N/71.37W        
1 WNW LITTLETON              14.0 IN   0700 PM 01/29   42.54N/71.49W        
1 WSW BELMONT                14.0 IN   0704 PM 01/29   42.39N/71.18W        
WESTFORD                     13.0 IN   0700 PM 01/29   42.58N/71.43W        
NATICK                       13.0 IN   0900 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.34W        
1 WSW NEWTON                 12.0 IN   0626 PM 01/29   42.33N/71.23W        

...NORFOLK COUNTY...
1 WSW STOUGHTON              30.9 IN   0815 PM 01/29   42.11N/71.12W        
2 NNW SHARON                 30.4 IN   0654 PM 01/29   42.14N/71.20W        
2 SSE QUINCY                 30.0 IN   0850 PM 01/29   42.24N/71.00W        
2 S WEYMOUTH                 24.0 IN   0707 PM 01/29   42.18N/70.95W        
FOXBOROUGH                   24.0 IN   0826 PM 01/29   42.06N/71.25W        
BRAINTREE                    23.0 IN   0537 PM 01/29   42.20N/71.00W        
1 ESE RANDOLPH               22.1 IN   0705 PM 01/29   42.17N/71.04W        
3 N WEYMOUTH                 22.0 IN   0721 PM 01/29   42.25N/70.95W        
MILTON                       22.0 IN   0630 PM 01/29   42.24N/71.08W        
1 NE BRAINTREE               22.0 IN   0513 PM 01/29   42.21N/70.99W        
1 ENE WALPOLE                21.5 IN   0708 PM 01/29   42.14N/71.23W        
1 ESE MATTAPAN               21.0 IN   0854 PM 01/29   42.26N/71.08W        
CANTON                       21.0 IN   0745 PM 01/29   42.15N/71.13W        
1 WSW WESTWOOD               20.5 IN   1023 PM 01/29   42.21N/71.24W        
1 NW NORWOOD                 19.5 IN   0820 PM 01/29   42.20N/71.21W        
WESTWOOD                     19.0 IN   0503 PM 01/29   42.22N/71.22W        
WRENTHAM                     18.0 IN   0400 PM 01/29   42.07N/71.33W        
MEDFIELD                     18.0 IN   0712 PM 01/29   42.19N/71.30W        
1 SSE FRANKLIN               18.0 IN   0850 PM 01/29   42.08N/71.38W        
2 W MEDWAY                   16.9 IN   0948 PM 01/29   42.14N/71.44W        
WEYMOUTH                     16.0 IN   0137 PM 01/29   42.21N/70.95W        
MEDFIELD                     16.0 IN   0137 PM 01/29   42.19N/71.30W        
2 NE WALPOLE                 14.0 IN   0800 PM 01/29   42.16N/71.22W        
1 WNW NORFOLK                14.0 IN   0300 PM 01/29   42.12N/71.33W        
MILLIS                       13.8 IN   0701 PM 01/29   42.17N/71.36W        
1 NE WALPOLE                 13.3 IN   0204 PM 01/29   42.15N/71.23W        
2 W WELLESLEY                13.0 IN   0730 PM 01/29   42.30N/71.32W        
2 SW WESTWOOD                12.9 IN   0204 PM 01/29   42.20N/71.24W        
2 SSW WELLESLEY              12.0 IN   0501 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.30W        
1 SSE MILLIS                 12.0 IN   0514 PM 01/29   42.16N/71.35W        
1 SSE FRANKLIN               12.0 IN   0300 PM 01/29   42.07N/71.38W        

...PLYMOUTH COUNTY...
1 E WHITMAN                  29.5 IN   0946 PM 01/29   42.09N/70.92W        
WHITMAN                      28.6 IN   0601 PM 01/29   42.08N/70.93W        
EAST BRIDGEWATER             27.3 IN   0954 PM 01/29   42.03N/70.96W        
1 N HANSON                   27.0 IN   0645 PM 01/29   42.08N/70.85W        
PEMBROKE                     26.0 IN   0503 PM 01/29   42.07N/70.80W        
2 SW BROCKTON                25.0 IN   0353 PM 01/29   42.06N/71.05W        
1 NW PLYMOUTH                24.7 IN   0934 PM 01/29   41.97N/70.69W        
1 W WEST BRIDGEWATER         24.5 IN   1159 PM 01/29   42.02N/71.02W        
1 ESE MIDDLEBOROUGH          24.0 IN   0803 PM 01/29   41.89N/70.91W        
1 ESE MIDDLEBOROUGH          24.0 IN   1107 PM 01/29   41.89N/70.91W        
BRIDGEWATER                  24.0 IN   0307 PM 01/29   41.99N/70.97W        
1 ESE ABINGTON               24.0 IN   0805 PM 01/29   42.11N/70.94W        
1 W HANSON                   23.5 IN   0438 PM 01/29   42.06N/70.87W        
HINGHAM                      23.0 IN   0700 PM 01/29   42.23N/70.91W        
1 S HINGHAM                  23.0 IN   0840 PM 01/29   42.23N/70.89W        
1 NNE HALIFAX                23.0 IN   0742 PM 01/29   42.00N/70.86W        
2 WNW HANOVER                22.5 IN   0430 PM 01/29   42.13N/70.85W        
2 SSW COHASSET               22.0 IN   0956 PM 01/29   42.21N/70.82W        
MARSHFIELD                   21.5 IN   1007 PM 01/29   42.09N/70.71W        
2 NE BROCKTON                21.0 IN   0258 PM 01/29   42.10N/71.00W        
3 NNE PLYMPTON               20.0 IN   0856 PM 01/29   42.00N/70.80W        
2 NNW MARSHFIELD             20.0 IN   0505 PM 01/29   42.12N/70.72W        
LAKEVILLE                    20.0 IN   0400 PM 01/29   41.85N/70.95W        
4 SE FREETOWN                20.0 IN   1155 PM 01/29   41.79N/70.98W        
1 SSW DUXBURY                20.0 IN   0902 PM 01/29   42.03N/70.68W        
CARVER                       19.2 IN   0745 PM 01/29   41.88N/70.77W        
2 W DUXBURY                  18.7 IN   0845 PM 01/29   42.02N/70.72W        
2 WSW WAREHAM                18.0 IN   0540 PM 01/29   41.74N/70.76W        
2 WNW HANOVER                18.0 IN   0158 PM 01/29   42.13N/70.85W        
3 NNE PLYMPTON               17.5 IN   0415 PM 01/29   41.99N/70.79W        
DUXBURY                      17.5 IN   0415 PM 01/29   42.04N/70.67W        
1 N WHITMAN                  16.0 IN   0130 PM 01/29   42.10N/70.93W        
1 ESE MIDDLEBOROUGH          16.0 IN   0150 PM 01/29   41.89N/70.91W        

...SUFFOLK COUNTY...
1 SSE BOSTON                 24.5 IN   0800 PM 01/29   42.31N/71.06W        
1 SSE BOSTON                 24.2 IN   0820 PM 01/29   42.31N/71.06W        
1 ENE CHARLESTOWN            24.0 IN   0648 PM 01/29   42.39N/71.05W        
LOGAN AP                     23.8 IN   1043 PM 01/29   42.36N/71.01W        
LOGAN AP                     23.5 IN   0700 PM 01/29   42.36N/71.01W        
CHELSEA                      23.0 IN   0827 PM 01/29   42.40N/71.03W        
1 SSE BOSTON                 21.0 IN   0400 PM 01/29   42.30N/71.06W        
MATTAPAN                     19.5 IN   0454 PM 01/29   42.27N/71.10W        
1 ESE ALLSTON                15.0 IN   0324 PM 01/29   42.35N/71.12W        

...WORCESTER COUNTY...
3 SW WHITINSVILLE            19.4 IN   0706 PM 01/29   42.09N/71.71W        
NORTHBRIDGE                  19.0 IN   0541 PM 01/29   42.15N/71.65W        
2 NE WESTBOROUGH             17.7 IN   0955 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.60W        
1 WNW WESTBOROUGH            17.0 IN   0910 PM 01/29   42.27N/71.63W        
3 SW UXBRIDGE                17.0 IN   0949 PM 01/29   42.05N/71.63W        
2 NNW MILFORD                17.0 IN   1049 PM 01/29   42.17N/71.53W        
2 SW WESTBOROUGH             16.6 IN   0841 PM 01/29   42.24N/71.65W        
2 NE WESTBOROUGH             16.6 IN   0850 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.60W        
1 NNE GRAFTON                16.0 IN   0700 PM 01/29   42.21N/71.68W        
2 NNW MILFORD                15.0 IN   0913 PM 01/29   42.17N/71.53W        
1 SSW BERLIN                 14.8 IN   0923 PM 01/29   42.36N/71.64W        
WORCESTER AP                 14.7 IN   1149 PM 01/29   42.28N/71.87W        
WESTBOROUGH                  14.7 IN   0702 PM 01/29   42.27N/71.62W        
1 WSW WEBSTER                14.0 IN   0448 PM 01/29   42.04N/71.89W        
2 SW WESTBOROUGH             13.1 IN   0540 PM 01/29   42.25N/71.64W        
2 NNW MILFORD                13.0 IN   0655 PM 01/29   42.18N/71.53W        
3 E MILLVILLE                12.0 IN   0400 PM 01/29   42.03N/71.52W        

...RHODE ISLAND...

...BRISTOL COUNTY...
1 NW BRISTOL                 18.1 IN   0633 PM 01/29   41.69N/71.29W        

...KENT COUNTY...
1 NNW WEST WARWICK           24.0 IN   0519 PM 01/29   41.71N/71.53W        
4 SW WEST WARWICK            20.5 IN   0638 PM 01/29   41.66N/71.57W        
2 S WEST WARWICK             19.7 IN   0908 PM 01/29   41.67N/71.51W        
TF GREEN AP                  19.3 IN   0700 PM 01/29   41.72N/71.43W        
2 ESE WARWICK                17.0 IN   0330 PM 01/29   41.69N/71.39W        
6 WNW COVENTRY               15.0 IN   0352 PM 01/29   41.72N/71.76W        

...NEWPORT COUNTY...
2 S TIVERTON                 22.0 IN   0609 PM 01/29   41.63N/71.20W        
2 NNE NEWPORT                21.0 IN   0554 PM 01/29   41.52N/71.31W        
PORTSMOUTH                   16.5 IN   0739 PM 01/29   41.60N/71.25W        

...PROVIDENCE COUNTY...
1 NNE PROVIDENCE             21.3 IN   0707 PM 01/29   41.84N/71.41W        
2 ENE BURRILLVILLE           21.0 IN   0833 PM 01/29   41.97N/71.68W        
2 ENE PROVIDENCE             20.6 IN   0518 PM 01/29   41.83N/71.38W        
FOSTER                       19.3 IN   0549 PM 01/29   41.85N/71.77W        
2 NNW CENTRAL FALLS          18.6 IN   1019 PM 01/29   41.92N/71.41W        
NORTH PROVIDENCE             18.5 IN   1231 AM 01/30   41.86N/71.46W        
NORTH PROVIDENCE             18.0 IN   0902 PM 01/29   41.86N/71.46W        
CRANSTON                     18.0 IN   0300 PM 01/29   41.77N/71.48W        
PAWTUCKET                    17.5 IN   0545 PM 01/29   41.87N/71.37W        
2 ENE BURRILLVILLE           16.0 IN   0345 PM 01/29   41.96N/71.68W        
3 ESE CUMBERLAND             15.0 IN   0327 PM 01/29   41.96N/71.41W        

...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
4 SE WESTERLY                22.0 IN   0510 PM 01/29   41.33N/71.76W        
2 SE EAST GREENWICH          19.5 IN   0723 PM 01/29   41.63N/71.44W        
KINGSTON 3.1 WNW             17.0 IN   0559 PM 01/29   41.49N/71.58W        
1 S NORTH KINGSTOWN          15.4 IN   0743 PM 01/29   41.50N/71.45W        
3 SSW EXETER                 15.0 IN   0935 PM 01/29   41.53N/71.71W        
1 W RICHMOND                 14.0 IN   0548 PM 01/29   
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