dryslot

Shes not going to let some of you in.

Yup, Nothing screams summer then 4” of snow and ice Sunday.

Looks like 3”+

Heading into april would not be surprised.

May have too, Looks like garbage weather into monday.

Winter Storm Watches hoisted.

All the models have that fire hose look to the frozen precip moving west to east, Could be a mixed bag for areas that fall under it too.

Here we go again.

I had to make one swipe the other day as we have a parent with a car that's low to the ground and could not get up the driveway to drop there child off for daycare, But over the weekend, I'm not going too.

While i coin toss whether to snow blow or not.

Fuk the 12z GFS.

I get it in the basement too by the steps to go down in.

Spring.......lol

We door.

What was interesting is that snow was of the sticky variety yesterday, And when the temps fell to 18°F over night, The top 5.5" was powder this am with the last half inch being a crust so it sublimated rather quick today even with the limited sun.

Well, The warm ground did reduce yesterday's snow down to 2" today................

Nope.

The good news is, It will be gone in the next couple days.

6.0" on the nose will do it.

The roads are like a washboard.

Make it stop.

Down to 1/4 mi vis.

Looks like 3” or so at home so far.

Oh joy Mesoscale Discussion 0261 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0146 PM CDT Mon Mar 24 2025 Areas affected...portions of eastern Maine Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 241846Z - 242215Z SUMMARY...Heavy snow will continue across eastern Maine for the next few hours, with 1 inch/hour snowfall rates possible. DISCUSSION...Ahead of an approaching stacked cyclone over the Great Lakes, low-level warm-air/moisture advection over eastern New England is providing increased ascent amid a sub-freezing troposphere. Saturation of the dendritic growth zone is supporting heavier snowfall, which has been observed over NH into southwest ME over the past couple of hours. Current thinking is that the primary snowband along the NH/ME border will continue to benefit from low-level convergence along an axis of 850-700 mb frontogenesis, which characterizes the nose of the stronger WAA within the dendritic growth zone. 1 inch/hour snowfall rates will be possible, as also shown by the consensus of the more recent high-resolution guidance. ..Squitieri.. 03/24/2025 ...Please see www.spc.noaa.gov for graphic product... ATTN...WFO...CAR...GYX... LAT...LON 43457087 44037096 44657047 45666927 45936826 45636735 45076687 44606713 44216817 43756930 43457087

KLEW 241756Z AUTO 01007KT 1/2SM SN FZFG OVC006 M02/M03 A2995 RMK AO2 UPE20SNB20 CIG 004V008 PRESFR SLP151 6//// T10221028 11006 21039 58029 FZRANO PNO $ Very little wind anyways until tomorrow once again.