PhineasC

Turducken?

Yes, with my immediate household members. We are in NH so no one wants to drive all the way up here to see us anyway.

Let's get back to talking about our massive cutters and cold drizzle.

Yep same!

I can get rid of you Vermonters easy just by calling the ‘vid police and reporting a quarantine violation.

I will call in the Berlin militia on you guys.

Same here. Zero reason to sit in MD with 40s and drizzle locked down.

Solid coating out there now. Wind blowing it all over the place.

Snowing decently here now. Just a few wisps on radar.

Some upslope starting to develop on radar.

Hopefully we don’t go right from this shit pattern to that heartbreak pattern. A string of strong coastals in the Gulf of Maine with temps in the 20s would be nice first.

Marginal cold for SNE means I should be good to go up here. Warm/wet and cold/dry patterns suck.

1-12 is always in the forecast with upslope for j. spin.

28 with light snow/flurries. It is laying without issue so a minuscule coating is forming on the deck.

Lol was about to post the same.

34 flippin’

A few flakes seem to be mixing in. I can clearly see the snow line across the way on the mountainside.

40 and rain. Blech

Definitely gonna compete for top honors. I could see that spot being fringe city in certain setups, however.

Some flakes flying. 29/19

Yep, it's nice to be in the game from just about every event. Seems like starting and ending as snow is a typical outcome even with cutters and other garbage events. I am just looking forward to the first wire-to-wire snow storm with good QPF and temps. Gotta remember it's been years for me since I have have seen one. Hopefully sometime early in December something will materialize.

That's awesome.

31/18

GYX has been talking about a minor ice threat. We will see. Haven't had a chance to see a frozen to rain event yet. Seen several of the other direction, and I feel like I changeover to frozen very quickly here if the winds are out of the NW, N, or NE. Takes longer from the west.

Randolph has 8 inches so far in November, although it's mostly been "fake snow" or marginal changeover snow so there was never more than 3 or so inches OTG at any given time. Average is 16.9, but that is thrown off in the 10 year sample by the silly total of 49.7 in 2018. Throwing out that one high fluke total yields a November average of about 13". So it seems that we could still get fairly close, perhaps to 10-11" if some of these marginal events break right and with a couple inches of fluff from upslope tomorrow evening.