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January 23rd Storm Threat: keeping positive vibes, ending chances of futility


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41 minutes ago, PowderBeard said:

And just like that it shut off. Measured in 5 or 6 different spots, finished up with somewhere between 16-17". Snowpack in the yard is measuring 24-26" deep. Someone in New Gloucester probably got 18"+.

Jeez, nice!  What a storm for the places modeled to get it.  Finished with 4-5" up this way.

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9 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

4” final 

First 3.0 was wet but the last inch was powdery and blowing everywhere . That gets me to 11” YTD. Makes me feel dirty . Took another just now as the wind drifted it a bit more 

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Doesn’t have to be deep winter, that landscape looks worlds better than before. Glad you guys scored some down there.  Reach around was not a Fraud 5 today.

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8 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Doesn’t have to be deep winter, that landscape looks worlds better than before. Glad you guys scored some down there.  Reach around was not a Fraud 5 today.

It’s amazing what just a few inches of snow does for the soul . Just not used to going almost 2 months between plowable events here. I know it’s happened , I just hope this doesn’t become more normal like it is down in NYC to DC 

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KBOS still holds futility record over 1936-37

As we anticipated, North Shore cleaned up with that band

PNS excerpts:

...Suffolk County...
Logan AP                     2.1 in    0717 PM 01/23   ASOS
...Essex County...
2 ESE Peabody                6.5 in    0645 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
Gloucester                   6.0 in    0654 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
1 SE Lynn                    6.0 in    0600 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
Newburyport                  5.0 in    0535 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
...Middlesex County...
Ashby                        6.3 in    0545 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
1 WNW Pepperell              5.6 in    0505 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
Lexington                    5.2 in    0545 PM 01/23   Public
1 ESE Framingham             5.0 in    0610 PM 01/23   Public
1 SW Lexington               4.7 in    0601 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
...Plymouth County...
1 SE Cohasset                2.5 in    0640 PM 01/23   Public
...Worcester County...
4 NW Ashburnham              7.5 in    0638 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
Ashburnham                   6.3 in    0621 PM 01/23   CO-OP Observer
2 ENE Fitchburg              6.1 in    0618 PM 01/23   Public
1 NE Lunenburg               6.0 in    0614 PM 01/23   Public
...Providence County...
2 ENE Burrillville           3.0 in    0542 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
1 S Smithfield               2.5 in    0624 PM 01/23   Public
...Tolland County...
1 SSW Coventry               1.9 in    0635 PM 01/23   Public
5 E Rockville                1.8 in    0400 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
2 NNW Bolton                 1.5 in    0400 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
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11 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It’s amazing what just a few inches of snow does for the soul . Just not used to going almost 2 months between plowable events here. I know it’s happened , I just hope this doesn’t become more normal like it is down in NYC to DC 

All it takes is the grass covered for full mood enhancement.  Will’s photos too, sweet.  We all bust balls but at heart we all are snow weenies so it’s good to see so many having white landscapes tonight.

Hopefully you guys can grab a few on the front end of the next one and then hold in the 30s.  You’ll come out with pack.

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21 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Doesn’t have to be deep winter, that landscape looks worlds better than before. Glad you guys scored some down there.  Reach around was not a Fraud 5 today.

I don't believe him. He wanted the snow for himself. He's really not as nice as he comes off as.

 

 

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4 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

All it takes is the grass covered for full mood enhancement.  Will’s photos too, sweet.  We all bust balls but at heart we all are snow weenies so it’s good to see so many having white landscapes tonight.

Hopefully you guys can grab a few on the front end of the next one and then hold in the 30s.  You’ll come out with pack.

Need a few Messenger bangs East to ensure that. This seems like SWFE light instead of a heavy. So it’s 2-4” for most of SNE instead of 2-4 to 4-8 south to north 

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40 minutes ago, wxsniss said:

KBOS still holds futility record over 1936-37

As we anticipated, North Shore cleaned up with that band

PNS excerpts:

...Suffolk County...
Logan AP                     2.1 in    0717 PM 01/23   ASOS
...Essex County...
2 ESE Peabody                6.5 in    0645 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
Gloucester                   6.0 in    0654 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
1 SE Lynn                    6.0 in    0600 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
Newburyport                  5.0 in    0535 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
...Middlesex County...
Ashby                        6.3 in    0545 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
1 WNW Pepperell              5.6 in    0505 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
Lexington                    5.2 in    0545 PM 01/23   Public
1 ESE Framingham             5.0 in    0610 PM 01/23   Public
1 SW Lexington               4.7 in    0601 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
...Plymouth County...
1 SE Cohasset                2.5 in    0640 PM 01/23   Public
...Worcester County...
4 NW Ashburnham              7.5 in    0638 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
Ashburnham                   6.3 in    0621 PM 01/23   CO-OP Observer
2 ENE Fitchburg              6.1 in    0618 PM 01/23   Public
1 NE Lunenburg               6.0 in    0614 PM 01/23   Public
...Providence County...
2 ENE Burrillville           3.0 in    0542 PM 01/23   Trained Spotter
1 S Smithfield               2.5 in    0624 PM 01/23   Public
...Tolland County...
1 SSW Coventry               1.9 in    0635 PM 01/23   Public
5 E Rockville                1.8 in    0400 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio
2 NNW Bolton                 1.5 in    0400 PM 01/23   Amateur Radio

Coastal Essex FTMFW. 

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45 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

My sister only got 3-4 inches in York, I thought for sure she would get 6-12. Coast must have influenced more than I thought.

The sleet line parked over PWM area, WSW to ENE from midnight to 10AM.  Moved as far north as Gorham at one point.  South of that I think was raining that whole time.  That was the difference from York to PWM to Lava/dryslot/PowderBeard land

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2 hours ago, dendrite said:

1.52” of w.e. at CON. Wow.

my back is feeling every 0.01# of the w.e.

tried to get my JD with loader from the shed to clear the driveway, got stuck in the snow. used the JD lawn tractor snowblower but it struggled with this heavy wet shit

do you know what MHT ended up with?

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