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He's an early riser so I'll stub.

And by it being posted by a boomer on FB. Dead giveaway. 15.1° for the low.

39/16

Definitely work and you have to be very strategic. To be clear, unless it's a wind blown storm, I only take 10 measurements at 12z daily, not every 6-hr new-snow ob. I also have one of those fancy 40" sticks with a handle, plus an 8' wingspan, so I can space far from my feet. Helps great deal.

I used to think our locations were simpatico on being the relative BN screw-holes. Basically from you up the coast to PWM. I'm curious how you stand relative to your climo over the same stretch?

That is a wild map. My depth is an average of a huge area, always 10 readings. And even then I don't feel fully confident. I straight up tossed the stake as a data point after the blizzard.

The worst part about losing my pack before this event is having another round of mud.

3.0" new @ PWM.

Or last time PWM (59.7") was basically even (Spring will widen that gap, presumably).

Ah, OK. Didn't know people were tracking T events.

Those are pretty damn good numbers. I've been fortunate I only lose a day or two at a time to snow cover, at most. Must have a good pitch/angle combo. Or I just don't snow. All last year I ran about 20-40 KWh/day avg. Great production, Finished with 16.6 MWh produced over 11.8 consumed (+4.8 MW/h) Then, In December, we started running grow lights 16 hours a day for our new business and we're popping 60-80 KWh a day (during peak heating season. Already coming down to 40-60). Current delta is -2.0 MWh. Hoping to stop the bleeding there this month and build up a surplus. Lights should be off starting in late May, we'll before cooling season.

Looks like other nearby ASOS (Sanford, Brunswick) did too. Fake cold->full sun?

5.4" last night puts PWM at 58.0" for the season. Current depth of 16" is deepest this season. This morning will be the last skate/shoot around of the season, most likely. What a great run for it.

5.4"/0.54" final 12z depth 16"

It's just over the line, I agree. Leaving it to melt ia not quite an option just yet, especially if the areas you need to clear are shaded or north-facing.