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I stepped outside about the same time to get my 12 in and quickly figured out that I wasn’t going to risk falling on all the black ice. I’ll just run this afternoon. Wasn’t really expecting that. .

No. I’m a far less important Adam [emoji38] .

Nice snowy finish. Should make the roads even more fun. .

Decent slug of freezing rain and 30 degrees on the Auburn/Worcester line. We went from a 2 hour delay to closed around 8 AM, and it was the right call (my students had no idea a delay might be in the cards until I mentioned it yesterday). .

1.5” of powder here in Auburn. Son went to WaWa earlier tonight with my Father in-Law and mentioned how nobody could drive correctly[emoji38] .

Polar Park is a little wet right now… .

I’m definitely curious as to what Tuesday’s high will be at ORH. If I’m not mistaken, 96 is the highest temp at the airport since that 99 degree high in 1953? .

Closing in on 4” on the grassy surfaces in Auburn. Everything is covered—-let’s see if the DPW comes by. .

Maybe it’s your soleus muscle? I had a tear in my Achilles (partial) from basketball almost 20 years ago but I could still bear weight (I couldn’t push off however). I had a really ugly black and blue area the next day from around the sides of the foot up the back, so if you have that tomorrow, that’s a bad sign. Good luck! .

We can’t be all that far away from all-time high DPs, right? Any ideas as to what those are at the main reporting sites? .

Maybe a grackle? .

It’s 4.7%. Real easy drinking session. There’s a grapefruit version too. .

Phone enhanced, but cool nonetheless.. .

Backcountry Avalanche Warning Forest Service Mount Washington Avalanche Center, Gorham NH Relayed by National Weather Service Gray ME 717 AM EDT Sat Mar 23 2024 The following message is transmitted at the request of the Forest Service Mount Washington Avalanche Center, Gorham NH. The Mount Washington Avalanche Center in Gorham has issued a BACKCOUNTRY AVALANCHE WARNING for the following areas: NWS Gray ME - NHZ002 (Coos County) * WHAT...A significant winter storm bringing 10 - 20+ inches of snow will create very dangerous avalanche conditions today, March 23, 2024 through Sunday, March 24, 2024. Steep slopes; including but not limited to: Tuckerman Ravine, Huntington Ravine, Gulf of Slides, Great Gulf, and Ammonoosuc Ravine are areas where dangerous and destructive avalanches are likely. These avalanches may be large enough to bury multiple people, do significant damage to trees or buildings and will likely run far down in paths or to areas that are normally considered safe zones. AVOIDING ALL AVALANCHE TERRAIN IS ADVISED.