Really glad that you got this resolved, Cman. The last thing you need is water damage when the snow starts to melt in earnest. :up:
Please make it stop, Jay. Please. It's getting to the point where I wasn't even going to shovel last night's snow, because it wasn't big enough. I was just going to leave it and let it melt.
The snow yesterday in Boston wasn't too bad. We did get hit, but nothing major. Looks like a few more inches headed to Boston on Tuesday.
Wait, wat? 2 more storms? For fuck's sake man. I love a snow day as much as the next guy, but this is too much.
Jeff Smith ch 7 says 1 to 3 for most everybody 3 to 6 for pocconos and catskills,,,,,,,this right or is he off the mark ?
no no no M...Conn will be partly sunny lower 70s...lol. Still a ways off guys...stay calm The problem with this small disturbance tomorrow is timing..starts around 4am.and ends lunchtime. But it could be briefly heavy rush hour..something to keep in mind.
ok..we have seen this before so no alarms yet. The short range models tend to overdue SOMETIMES storms that are quick hitters. They overdid the second batch of the big storm last Thursday and overdid Saturday originally befoe going back to 2 to 4. With that said, they also were accurate with storms this year when 48 hours before the doubled output. They tend to sometmes not get snow ratios....or define all frozen output as snow...when it could be sleet or freezing rain. In the case with tomorrows storm, most will get only snow...so this could be a case of snow ratios because it will be close or around..or in some instances above 32 degrees. Bottom line is they went back to that 6-9 range..with one saying 6-12...both west to east..east getting higher amounts. Regardless, all of this happens just before and heavily, during rush hour. Its a quick hitter. We have seen these things, even on Saturday, to pour snow for a short period of time. If that time is 5 hours...over 6" is very possible. So we have to keep our eye on this one to see if there is a later correction or if the models stay consistent. 4 TO 8 would seem a middle ground. THIS WILL AGAIN BE A HEAVY SNOW..not light and fluffy. So melting today will help roofs etc but this will be something to watch. Wish I had better news and when I see changes I usually just post them but even took an extra 10 minutes for other short range models but they all went up....this is not one anyone Im sure is looking forward to. As far as the long range models go for next week..models are saying not sure fo rthe Monday storm but still putting alarms off for next Thursday.
Thanks Jay,,,,,,ps just posted your latest update on my Facebook page i am sure it will be met with jonnylike enthusiasm ,,,,,keep em coming,,,,,especially the start time because if this starts at 3 or 4 a m that might mean staying home with the injured wife n kids,,,,let us know
hey jay, couldn't find the post but didn't you mention something about getting over the drought limits in the winter? i think we made it
While I find cursing out inanimate objects generally a worthless endeavor, in this instance I wholeheartedly agree. :grin: _
CH 7 GUY upped the numbers at noon today,,he said north of 287 gets 3 to 6 and everyone else 1 to 3,,,,,,,,,,,lets see what Jay says about this stuff,,,hopefully he gets ua an update later or tonight
Well although I appreciate the hard work an effort to get the site up and running,,,,I missed this thread ! What's doing next week jay and how long can we expect these temps to stay warm ?
