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The Official 1/19 Storm Discussion Thread


Got a nice little clipper going by today. It may not amount to much, but these threads get everybody psyched, so have at it.......

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Old Jan 19, 2005, 3:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The Official 1/19 Storm Discussion Thread

Got a nice little clipper going by today. It may not amount to much, but these threads get everybody psyched, so have at it....
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Started snowing lightly in Boston at 4.00 pm.
And that's all I have to say about that.
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Old Jan 19, 2005, 5:16 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Close to 2 " in the Worcester Hills at 6PM. I'll let you know.
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About 2" in Hunter...
Snowguns blasting out there somewhere... I can hear them..
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Old Jan 19, 2005, 7:36 PM   #5 (permalink)
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A solid 2" of very light and crystalline snow. We may get another inch or so. Every little bit helps...
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I have 3.5" of fine powder in my backyard, the stuff is so light you can sweep it away with a broom. It's still snowing so maybe we will wind up with 4". My neighbor was just out snowmobiling on the private road in our community while I was shoveling my driveway. We had about 3" on monday, so about 6-7" has fallen since the weekend. It would be better off falling in ski country where it is needed.
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Got about 2" here in Exeter, NH (seacoast) looks to have really filled in nicely around the resorts up here. They said a low formed off the coast a tad lower than they expected, so might get a bit more than previously thought, lets hop this holds true this weekend!
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There was a fine snow falling on Killington when I left at 3 today. It snowed either finely and lightly or wet and sloppy the whole trip back to Cape Cod. Boston was the sloppiest. I have an added inch or two here in Falmouth. It should add to the cross-country conditions.
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Light snow when I left Magic this PM. Coming down pretty good when I stopped at my parents in So. NH for dinner. ABout 2" of super light fluff on the ground when I got home.

More snow please!
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2-3 inches of light fluffy stuff here just east of Worcester. Blue skies and a beautiful day to hit the slopes.........unfortunately, I'll be in the office.....
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