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16 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

North Foster is at 79.9

I don't know why North Foster doesn't show up anymore it looks like it stopped reporting snowfall in 2025

Where did you get the N Foster number from? I included that area 72-96 and the 71.6 is Foster 4.0SSE cocorahs station

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12 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

i'll fix it for the final season map

The hingham guy only does measurements once a day I think but is was a premier coop. The guy is very old now so not sure how much longer he’ll do it. He used to run th blue hills observatory.

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5 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Clouds finally coming in, preventing a possible 50+ diurnal range, as the morning low of -12 rose to 34-35 before noon.  BML hit the 50s range, with 39/-14.

Hit 47 diurnal range today… 39/-8 but clouds now should slow it.  Doubt we get the rare 50 degree swing.

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10 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

12z EURO showing some nape tanning next week…

Monday…

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Tuesday…

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Wednesday…

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It's as though it is also estimating the retreat of the snow pack across those days... interesting.  It may actually look something like that, as reflective in the 2-m temperature shrinking cold

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5 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

It's as though it is also estimating the retreat of the snow pack across those days... interesting.  It may actually look something like that, as reflective in the 2-m temperature shrinking cold

I found those sharp gradients interesting too… like the model couldn’t figure out if it’s fully mixing or not from one location to the next.  Figured snowpack was impacting those 2-m outputs.

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2 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

I found those sharp gradients interesting too… like the model couldn’t figure out if it’s fully mixing or not from one location to the next.  Figured snowpack was impacting those 2-m outputs.

yeah, especially this one... If I were going to use 2-m temp to reflect where my estimation of the snow retreat was, it would like just like this.   It's probably estimating the snow pack in the first place, but relative to that -

Notice Watchusett and ORH AP elevations are warmer?  that's snow pack inversion with those els poking out.

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3 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

As of March 2nd. Snowfall/Normal to date/% of normal to date

(BDR) - 55.9"/26.4"/212%

(BDL) - 52.3"/42.1"/124%

(NYC) - 43.4"/24.9"/174%

(EWR) - 54.5"/26.0"/210%

(PVD) - 68.8"/30.2"/228%

(BOS) - 61.5"/39.5"/156%

(ORH) - 77.2"/58.5"/132%

Right, and people are giving this year B-'s  and shit for grades. 

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