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Short while. Maybe a half hour? And even then it was light - only 0.02". I know the peninsula proper and adjacent areas right (and I mean right, like your place) on the water rained for 2 hours, give or take. I'm centered 3mi from the water on all sides and that was enough to make a difference. Driving around during that time, the difference between 35/36° was the line and it was an immediate line.

4.9" / 0.74" for PWM at 12z. Probably a few more tenths to go. 1.2" on 0.34" first part 3.7" on 0.38 second half.

1.2" of 3:1 slop here.

00z obs 0.3" / 0.07" SN- 35° Feels close to flipping. Rain in downtown PWM, pounding SN 2mi up the road in Falmouth.

NAM and Euro have been consistent tainting my area, haven't seen that factored into GYX or any other forecast yet.

Bullseye of > 1.50" right over me is hilarious.

IVT already showing up on radar over midcoast Maine??

I don't need to jack, just cover the ground back up and get ponds and lakes re-solidified. Drilling through 5" of ice to fish last weekend, at least down this way, and wouldn't dare set foot on it today.

Map only showed through 1PM Tuesday. Back-to-Back holiday parties.

Thank you, I've been trying to tell my wife this for years.

My PWM plot is night and day from Mansfield in most regards, but I totally get the OCD part. I will go back and forth in my head about the depth during every wind-driven event. Hell, I'll even do it when measuring new snow. Talking myself in and out of literally tenths of an inch. At least you have other people to converse with. I come back in the house talking to myself and my family just looks at me funny.

Numbnuts neighbor didn't secure his trampoline. Thing was hurling toward my house. Threw a big sandbag on top so it didn't launch again.

School busses gon' get blown off the damn road this afternoon.

Thought the same last night when it was 29°.