Boston Bulldog
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For the southern ski areas, it really all depends on where the energy transfer occurs. Could be the difference between 2" then rain or 8".
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For the southern ski areas, it really all depends on where the energy transfer occurs. Could be the difference between 2" then rain or 8".
Niagara frontier and area on the southeast shore of Lake Ontario Could see 12-16 inches, while the higher elevations of the southern Greens, Berkshires, and Catskills could see amounts as high as 18 inches, in spots.
Hard to tell from their webcams, but it looks like Camelback got at least 6-8 inches out of this with some mixing of sleet. No liquid precip which is what I was most worried about. It's basically all rain here in the flatlands.
Cold and fluffy snow here in the Merrimack Valley. Too bad, all it's doing for us is making it more difficult to get around.
My wife can't go into the office again, not that she wants to drive 20+ miles in a snowstorm but she's getting tired of having to take vacation days for this. Fortunately I can do work from home...
that is what she said!!!!!!!I'll take another 6".
Hard to tell from their webcams, but it looks like Camelback got at least 6-8 inches out of this with some mixing of sleet. No liquid precip which is what I was most worried about. It's basically all rain here in the flatlands.
Pretty accurate for my area so far.My weather guru for NYC just came out with his final forecast for the city. 1"-3" of slush followed by 1"-2" of pure rain. He feels the city should have flood warnings in effect not winter storm warnings. He still predicts all snow north of White Plains.
Ripping snow here! Snow changing from fine sand to bigger flakes! 3 inches on the ground. Heading up to Berkshire East after lunch.