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"Don’t do it" 2026 Blizzard obs, updates and pictures.


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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Watching WCVB. Man from something that was a brush two days out and then what happened….Christ. Wow.

If this was at the benchmark, HFD, ORH and BOS would

have been smoked. 

Bout 50 miles off from an all time SNE storm, not to take away from what happened out east at all

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32 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

i dont wanna think about it

'78 was actually a little inside of the Benchmark which is why a much more region wide (Heart of our viewing area) was affected back then vs a relatively smaller swath with this particular storm. Quite a difference in results back then then.  HFD, ORH and BOS areas Ect.

(Blizzard of February 6-7, 1978, Closest Pass) 

Satellite Blizzard of 1978.png

blizzard '78 is true most snow in one storm.. Feb 2003 snow report is most  bogus data 'ever' "that storm only came second to the Presidents Day storm  of 2003, when a

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From a Cape perspective, I think the mid-level low position/banding is why we almost never jackpot with a benchmark track or even slightly SE, especially with no stall. 05 is one of the few exceptions because of the prolonged enhancement with arctic temps infused, and slow movement. You could argue we were co-jacks with with South Shore/North Shore on that one anyway. With that, each storm is different, and I suppose the 700/850 aren't always positioned the same wrt the SLP

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Watching WCVB. Man from something that was a brush two days out and then what happened….Christ. Wow.

If this was at the benchmark, HFD, ORH and BOS would

have been smoked. 

Yeah. Boston area was literally 40 miles from 40 inches. Benchmark track would've been a top 3 storm of all time for pike region. Like 2015-level complete-grid-shutdown no-school-for-week.

As is, still easily a SNE HECS considering impacts south shore to coast.

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