Some of the weather models are saying big hit on Friday night
The GFS model says 1+ ft in Boston.
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Some of the weather models are saying big hit on Friday night
The GFS model says 1+ ft in Boston.
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Even if it is rain instead of snow, the wind is predicted to blow hard right through the weekend. It figures as MA cod season opens Friday.
Sounds like April 1 will be a good day to attend the Tuna Hearing at NMFS in Gloucester from 1-3 PM and fight for our quota not being reduced. The cod will be there next week.
looooong way out to be predicting a foot of snow. Noone locally seems to be too worried about it at the moment, and those people get it right more often than not--regarding precipitation at least, not marine forecasts.
Crocus crusher!
1 pm weather models showing a coastal hugger. (with a chance to go out to sea)
If this was December the local tv mets would be hyping the **** out of this storm. Now that it's not fun to have a snowstorm you won't hear a thing about this until Thursday.
Joe Joyce starting to see the light
http://boston.cbslocal.com/2011/03/2...g-more-wintry/
Get your milk and bread now folks.....
joejoycewbz
12 Z Euro still has a major snowfall inland. GFS and EURO tracks still almost identical. East winds will allow lower accums at coast…piles up inland along a coastal front. This storm looks like it is going to bomb. Explosive pattern.
Last edited by amarshall; 03-29-2011 at 02:53 PM.
Its not coming I put the snow blower away earlier today...
Well i've flip flopped worse than the weathermen but this was NOT forecasted.
No it certainly wasn't. I had a feeling something like that was going to happen since as late as Thursday morning the storm itself still hadn't formed....I am certainly no meteorologist but I would think it's hard to predict precipitation for a storm that you know is coming in under 24 hrs but that doesn't exist on a map yet. Whatever from Boston down the coast it's all rain at this point (hopefully it stays that way) we got about 2 inches in the city.