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I am on only up that way a few times each winter (a shout-out to my dentist in Gotham lol), but generally it seems the upslope is fairly comparable. My guess is that the upslope totals are slightly lower but the synoptic totals slightly higher, so it’s probably about a wash. I imagine better retention in a cutter though when we completely torch. NW to N is our bread and butter for upslope, and generally pretty similar to the Northern Greens. However, we usually don’t get anything out of the West or any LES episode.

@PhineasC the difference in these mountain areas can be staggering and really fun to watch. Just ask Diane about how different it can be in just the few miles that separate us. Also you’ll learn to love the day or 2 after the storm even more than the storm itself Moderate snow has built in, light slushy accumulations but still pretty warm. 34/31

Snowing here but very very wet

Light rain started here. Snow level looks to be around 2500 to 3000 feet from looking at the hills

Welcome! It's awesome to see people moving up (like we did several years ago). No regrets here! By the way, in the winter there is no better place than Nestlenook Farm right below you to go for a walk. It's absolutely magical. Makes me feel like I'm in a Lifetime Xmas movie every time.

once in a snowmoon?

Yes, I used to live on the Bartlett/Jackson line on the highest spot at Linderhoff. Any type of upslope dries up as it tries to cross over. You'll rock it in Noreasters though.

4th time in about 10 days with flakes. Not bad for October

Flakes here too. Had a slushy dusting this morning as well

A little light snow falling

Lol this cracked me up. Address 3 Sargents Purchase?

A little dusting on the pumpkins this morning

Down to 29. Chilly but the pumpkins got carved by the firepit

Some tiny snow flakes falling this morning

Now calculate how fast the front was moving

I think if there is anything that this summer experience can teach us is that visitors haven’t really lead to a significant outbreak anywhere in NH and certainly not in the North Country. We’ve been sold out every weekend since July. There’s been an invasion of visitors and it’s still happening, but the cases have been pretty stable and the slight resurgence mostly tied to schools and colleges and a few events

Second random downpour of the day

Speaking of moving up North... We are looking for a maintenance tech (think: handyman). Not many candidates up here. If you or anyone you know is looking for work and wants to join the upslope crew, please reach out! Hey, it worked with Diane, I figured it was worth trying again!!!

Heavy snow Oct 26-28, heavy rain and high dews on the 29, bare ground on the 30th. I was in Mexico when we had the mega upslope outbreak that gave us 50" or so in 3 days a couple of years ago. I wasn't happy. But then again I came back to a ridiculous snowpack so that was fun.

This snow was incredibly durable. Still got patches around

Sheesh that's crazy. I spent lots of time in Amesbury many years ago and snow cover always seemed fairly consistent in the winter

Lol. I assume that's hyperbolic???

Posted in wrong thread probably but snowcover still hanging around here. It seems pretty unusual for this time of the year to have 48+ hr of snowcover at relatively low elevations.

Well here looks a bit different. Surprisingly, it didn't all melt today. Looks like we may end up with 48+ hours of snowcover in mid October, which seems pretty impressive. And of course I just got my shipment of flower bulbs that I need to plant lol! But that should be any day now

This time of the year the difference a few miles can make is amazing. This is currently in Conway