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High of 73 but driest day in a long time and got a big indoor humidity drop with doors and windows open from 68% to 38%.

This has to be the most NNE thing ever, haha. Classic. Recorded the first snowflakes on Mansfield today and first graupel at home.

Love it. They make me happy

A few days ago we thought that first flakes were possible as some of the guidance brought the coldest temperatures of the season into the region this week, and today some of the high peaks are seeing snow over in my WXW2 (SLK) neck of the woods as well as out east toward @powderfreak. Last year was a heavenly first winter for me in the north country, where Saranac Lake saw its first measurable on Halloween, had snow falling on every major holiday through Easter, and saw its last flakes on May 8. I recorded 154.9" of snow on just one double digit snowfall event . I witnessed (possible) diamond dust, snow falling below zero, and a -20F morning. There was continual snow cover from 11/27 to 3/16 and a peak recorded depth of 27". As a Super Nino takes hold, there's a great deal of uncertainty over how "bad" things might get with a warm winter all but guaranteed. Here in my quiet corner of the world (when I'm there), I'll continue to dream for a return to the magical times that were had not too long ago...

Yes its been ridiculous this year.

Nothing in sight

I meant to add that I am surprised the Euro didn't come in warmer for December. What it shows suggests December has a chance for accumulating snow for most of the forum, albeit modest the way those temps look.

Cfs2 and Euro are starting to look verrrrry similar. Still have the NMME, Jamstec and JMA fwiw. In the end, the +precip looks to be a lock, so it'll be up to whether we can squeeze just enough cold air from the north. I could see a train of disturbances coming along with the first being rain, but pulling down enough cold in its wake to setup snow in the follow-up system; or even rain to snow or snow to rain prevailing throughout the season. I think we should have a hint of our chances by Thanksgiving since the 5H looks pretty uniform thru the winter months.

First ones popped up in southern CT in the late summer of 2024. Last year wasn't nearly as bad as this year, this year they are as common as flys.

Lol right? These are the rarest days around here

really? i only noticed them this year, i thought it was a recent thing.

Everywhere but KVAX is back for me!

H5 looks about the same for the winter months. Feb-

Finally got my PWS back up. Had to reset the wifi connection and the console itself. It's 51.2°. Unfortunately it lost the rain stats.

Good news from MOB…. https://x.com/nwsmobile/status/2107184041338306801?s=46&t=0ZvB_AF2VfA6c0SDxf53yA .

1877-78 was known as the year without a winter. Interestingly a very powerful el nino event that year.

Yeah infested here now for a couple of years but turns out they are not as damaging as once feared...

Today is pretty nice.

Said the same this morning huge gust out of nowhere

Oops

Beautiful day after the fog burned off. High was 72.2 about 45 minutes ago. Currently 69.7/40.9 at 3:50 pm with almost perfectly clear skies. A very light NNW wind at 3 mph. Temp probably going for that dew point overnight.