moneypitmike

I agree to a point.......that said, the color on sugar maples is so much better than what you get on other trees While there are some of those through much of New England, the concentration of them in VT/NH really makes those areas hard to beat.

Got a new station up at Pit2. Sitting at the top of the rocks that drops off to the water. Sited about 25 feet above the water at low tide. With open water for two miles to the north, a mile to the east, and 2 miles to the southeast it should be really good for wind speeds during coastals. south to west will come in really meh. https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KMEBATH53?cm_ven=localwx_pwsdash

snow day and long weekend.

We didn't have a hint of a cloud yesterday......most of the most beautiful evah.

Very good. There's also Cometorchus Day.

I'm no longer in western MA.....but yes. This is a great time to head up to Route 2. Hop off 91 in Greenfield......from Shelburne all the way over the mountain should be fantastic. Another great way back from North Adams would be 116 to 112 to 143. Bring you through Pete's hood. Though from what I hear, they've been in stick season since Labor Day.

Close to peak in central Maine. Makes for a pretty commute.

Final here was 7.54"

7.01 as of 4:00am

6.85" so far. 7" looks doable. That's what I tell my wife too. She doesn't believe me.

Back into the rain following a short enough lull to get a quick walk. PWS in the 6.25 - 6.75 range.

Our repeated top gusts of over 50mph were all on Friday night. Pretty meh after that.

Up to 6.65 at a nearby station. Also seeing 6.2 and 6.4

Neighobring station here is now at 6.24". So, I"ll see reasonably so

We're knocking on the door for 10" on the month right now. Maybe we'll break a foot before this event ends.