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Crooked River in Casco spilled its banks this morning. Water rescues under way.

Terrible (here's the full clip) https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1CWQGQucQ7/?igshid=MjJkMmIyYzQxYw%3D%3D

between Sunday River and Saddleback being on literal islands, and what @powderfreak has posted about Stowe (plus this video https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1CWQGQucQ7/?igshid=MjJkMmIyYzQxYw%3D%3D) Shutting 'em down may actually not be out of the question. Congrats to those who wanted that. An entire industry in New England taking a legitimate dagger on their season.

Not localized either. Damage In every county. Sounds like a lot of rescues in the Brownfield - Greenville corridor.

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=CAR&product=PNS https://www.weather.gov/gyx/EventWindReports Some impressive inland gusts in there.

Mt Abram supposed to open up on Thursday. Rough. Disaster for vacation week.

https://poweroutage.us/

I'm working on a tiny peninsula in PWM today, right on the water, with full exposure to the SE. Much excite.

Almost forgot how good things were to start March, too.

Yup, no pack outside the Whites.

Your phone must've called either Anthony or George.

He slid for awhile. Terrifying. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0ui8IcuhWG/

Airlift rescue on Mt. Washington this weekend after a slide was triggered. This is from a ski thread on another forum: On Saturday my buddy Kevin was skiing Airplane on Washington with two other guys. First guy triggered a slide, stayed on top but sustained a leg injury that led to massive blood loss. Kevin and the other guy kept injured dude alive for 4 hours until a Blackhawk got him out.These guys are all experienced and took every precaution, as you can see in the injured guys report in his Insta post. Scary shit.Stay safe out there.https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0ujv9iuauO/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

y'all take amazing photos. that is all.

Sounds like my bedroom. 20/16

This much. OK? Happy now?! 35/33

Same here under the heaviest rates of the day. Dropped to 36/35.

37/36 SHRA

can't speak for them, obviously, but there are caution flags for coastal southern cumberland county with this one, as have been noted in this thread. i've kept track of there forecast "error" for PWM the past 2 winters. 2021-2022 - bias is over-forecast by 10.6" on the season, an average of 1" per each event (that was >1" observed). Greatest margin over was 4.3" and 4.2" on 2/4/22 and 2/25/22 respectively. 2022-2023 - bias is under-forecast by 1.7" on the season, an average of 0.1" per each event (that was > 1" observed). Greatest margin under being 3.8" on 12/16/2022.

If I'm interpreting correctly that brings me slightly closer to snow here in PWM. Still RN verbatim on the GFS, but close.

Looks like I'm cooked on the coast, as Chris was saying last night. Still my climo for this time of the year.

We'll know for sure if we never see another post from you. 38/29

I would think less creosote if anything, because you'll be burning at a higher temp (I know temp isn't the only contributing factor). I would go mad without a damper.

The Lat/Lon for the Gorham report in the metadata on the PNS points to Hermit Lake.

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