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alex

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  1. Yeah and you can see the ski slopes (when it’s now snowing lol). Keep in mind the roof is very windswept so you don’t get much accumulation on it
  2. Im in Springfield MA but a few flakes just starting in Bretton Woods per our camera (https://www.brettonwoodsvacations.com/webcam/)
  3. Even here while we've been below freezing several times, nothing like in past years. My cannas are still not fully dead, so not quite ready to be pulled out of the ground yet. That's several weeks later than usual.
  4. No that's down the street from me - I have to go there daily to get my mail
  5. Nice scenery today even though the foliage is kaput
  6. Mostly stuck in the clouds but can occasionally see snowy peaks
  7. I’m sooooo sick of this weather. Went into North Conway yesterday, and it was great to see the sun. We have been stuck in clouds and rain for days
  8. First mention of snow this season in tonight’s P&C
  9. 31.5 Foliage here peaked around Wednesday/Thursday of last week. Colors got muted after that, and lots of bare trees now. Let stick season begin…
  10. Yeah we’ve been getting some drizzle too. Makes me wonder if there will be a bit of white tomorrow on the peaks. edit: looks like a bit of snow and freezing drizzle reported on MWN with 29F
  11. 39F. Already been down to 30, so I don’t think tonight will be the coldest yet
  12. Posted this drone video I took today on IG. The foliage is looking incredible right now https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cx_ZZxZx_--/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
  13. P&C has 34 Tuesday. Had a touch of frost on the roof a couple of days ago, time to bring the plants in
  14. Foliage report - just taken with the drone at about 2500ft. Early, but let’s be real - far from “no change”
  15. Definitely agree. Up here I’d say on average peak is around the first week of October but it does vary a lot - and the duration also varies quite a bit. Sometimes it seems to last forever and sometimes it seems like the next day is gone
  16. Another example, just taken. That hillside does not look like that in August
  17. I wouldn’t say zero. Those look like conifers in the high peak, they’ll look the same in January. It’s changing, I’d expect peak right around Columbus Day
  18. Looks pretty normal here. Lots of change but still muted. The September misery mist can now end though
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