Tomorrow will feature a clearing skies with a stiff NW breeze.

Temperatures will climb to 52 degrees.

Stay tuned

-Jack

The 3 day forecast looks quiet with a gradual warm up expected.

Stay tuned as an ocean storm that is predicted to stay out to sea could end up like today.

-Jack

The last snowflakes are falling and we are over with this storm and the totals are beginning to come in.

Some totals so far:

Snow Totals (as of 7:30AM, snow winding down)

Peak Wind Gust: Nantucket 68 MPH at 3:27AM

Stay tuned!

-Jack

As of 8 we have received over 4 inches in Yarmouth and it is still snowing hard.

Another 3-5″ are expected.

Winds are still high and power outages are still a very real possibility.

Stay tuned

-Jack

As I look at the totals across the area I see that this storm will hit the record books.

But here in Yarmouth I have only seen 2-3″ and the storm is winding down so I will adjust my total forecast to 3-6″

Wind forecasts have gone down to sustained winds at 30mph and gusts up to 50 mph.

Stay tuned

-Jack

As of 8 we still have snow falling and it does appear that it will stay that way. Getting some good banding and convection. I expect that I will wake up to a MONSTER storm raging outside.

As of 8 almost 2,500,000 homes and businesses were without power and it has JUST begun. The worst snow and wind are yet to come.

Snow prediction amounts are rising with a grand total of a foot or more.

Below are some snow amounts and forecasts.

FORECASTS

Forecasts are measured in inches

Hartford CT 8-12

Portland ME 8-12

Concord NH 8-12

Worcester MA 8-12

Boston MA 3-5

Poughkeepsie NY 9-13

TOTALS are reaching one foot in the Berkshires and the worst is yet to come.

Stay tuned

-Jack

As of 7:15 the snow had a firm grip on the area and should continue that way and as a result I have upped my total forecast to 8-12″ again.

Wind forecasts remain the same.

Stay tuned

-Jack

The snow tuned to rain then turned to a mix and that is where it stands now.

Snow and wind forecasts remain the same.

Stay tuned

-Jack

As we have changed over to rain here in yarmouth and the surrounding areas I will put my total accumulation amount at 6-10″

Winds forecasts have remained the same.

The number of power outages is well over 1,500,000 and continuing to rise.

Stay tuned

-Jack

As of 6:15 the snow was starting to get into Freeport ME and is picking up in intensity.

I am sort of suspicious that it MIGHT not turn to rain and stay snow… but that is only a possibility and we will have to see.

As far as snow amounts I am raising my forecast to 7-11″ to include the no-rain changeover possobility.

Wind forecasts have stayed the same.

Stay tuned

-Jack