[HandyDandy]

That prediction, “chance of flurries”, followed by three feet of snow (I was on the North Shore, got more than Boston) put me off of weather forecasting to this day.

[daniel1212]

Just got in. So light snow and such wind means only a portion of where you throw the snow goes where you aimed it. Forecasting has gotten better, and for this storm was quite accurate, though a little under for some places. As of 9:30 (not quite over) from https://boston.cbslocal.com/2022/01/29/blizzard-2022-who-has-the-most-snow-totals-for-january-29-storm-noreaster-boston-massachusetts/:

Here are the latest snowfall totals from the National Weather Service, Rob Macedo, the SKYWARN Coordinator for the National Weather Service in Taunton, and WBZ-TV Weather Watchers.

9:30 PM

Sharon 30.4 inches
Rockland 29.4
Whitman 28.6
Swampscott 26.2
Pembroke 26.0
Brockton 25.0
Norton 24.5
Danvers 24.5
Bridgewater 24.0
Weymouth 24.0
Chelsea 24.0
Attleboro 23.8
Swansea 23.8
Boston (Logan Airport) 23.5
Hanson 23.5
Braintree 23.0
Taunton 23.0
Hanover 22.5
Wakefield 22.4
Randolph 22.2
Stoneham 22.0
Fall River 22.0
Easton 22.0
Lakeville 22.0
Hingham 21.0
Raynham 20.5
Berkley 20.0
Marblehead 20.0
Lakeville 20.0
Marshfield 20.0
Bourne 20.0