Which means by Monday night it’ll be downgraded to half that? Will believe it when i see it (and no school is actually called).

hopefully it’s a bust but we shall see. We are way ahead of the game anyways.

Good, bread & milk sales must have been suffering

"No school Foster Glocester" -- Salty Brine

As someone moving to RI in a week, is this time of year usually like this?? Every time I’ve visited in the last month it called for snow but it wound up coming down as just some flurries.

I remember those days fondly.

Yes.

Thank you.

it'll either be rain or feet 😂

No it's been an unusual lack of snow this winter. Several years ago we had several big snowstorms right after each other in February and had a couple of feet on the ground. I don't think it all melted until April.

It is New England, if you don't like the weather wait 5 minutes and it'll change.

Any time of year it might be 90 F with thunderstorms or -30 F with a wind chill of -60F or 3 feet of snow followed by 70 F spring weather. Just wait 5 fudging minutes.

My home state, Maryland, is similar so it sounds like it won’t be too hard to adjust.

Just for scientific purposes, what made you move from a small state with shitty weather to a smaller state with shittier weather?

Edit to add . Do not under any circumstances mention Maryland Clam Chowder around these parts, it is Blasphemous.

Work. I work for Cowan Systems and got assigned to the BJ's warehouse in Uxbridge, MA.

Now Uxbridge is considered Western MA, and it has a more consistent weather. You'll experience more snow and cold compared to the regions on the coast.

Why would you move to RI when you have plenty of affordable towns where your work in MA ?

And again to reiterate my point, Do Fucking Not mention Maryland Clam Chowder.

Gun laws, the compactness of the state, and demographics are the big 3 reasons I picked RI(well the west side of Prov specifically) over anywhere in MA. A lot of the towns near Ux were too small population-wise for my liking.

I’m not too much of a seafood person being that my family are largely rural southerners from NC/SC, so no worries here on the chowder.

I'd seriously consider the tax implications of living in one state and working in another.

Wherever you are in MA, especially from your work, you are like 30!mins to Worcester, 1 hour from Providence and maybe 1.5 hour from Boston.

Oh it's definitely something I will consider next year when my lease is up, I just really wanted to give Providence a try after enjoying my visits there.

Wait, I moved here from Maryland! Our seafood down in Maryland is far superior to anything up here.

There was even a news report from Boston about one parking lot snow mound that lasted until late June or early July.

I remember that! They reported on it a few times lol

Here's a more detailed forecast from the NWS: https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lon=-71.57408242999433&lat=41.715542475018225 (click the map for a more precise forecast for your location, I just picked a central spot)

And here's the Winter Weather Advisory in place 7pm this evening through 7pm tomorrow (Monday-Tuesday): https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=RIZ006&warncounty=RIC009

I moved up from North Carolina in the February of 2015, people kept saying "It's not usually like this."

Uxbridge is central Mass, not Western Mass.

Is this the least snowfall winter in New England history? Because it really feels like it

I used to live outside of Boston during that time, the snow at the south shore plaza lasted past my birthday (July 28) I never had “snow on my birthday😭😂)

there's no such thing as a "snow day" anymore have fun in virtual class children 😭

It will all be rain on the south coast.