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It snowed lightly here pretty much all day yesterday before picking up after dark. 1.6" new to show for it.

Hopefully that wolf eats less of its own poop than my labs do.

2 to 4 doesn't mean everyone gets 4 unless its Facebook in which case I heard we are getting almost half a foot.

Mansfield is really tracking 81-82 very closely. https://matthewparrilla.com/mansfield-stake/ I have no idea how to get the image to copy or link.

This was about the perfect "medical ad"

Yes but you are not including the posts with whinging about people whining or the post with people whining about people whinging about people whining. But by the forum standards yes there is not too much whining.

Only 13 years old but one of the better new ones:

Here you go:

Do you wish to whine or whinge about your weather? Do you want to wind up the denizens of another part of the forum by posting about how great your area is having it? Here is a thread for you. Have fun or not!

Can we wait until 2026 starts before we comment about how lame the year has been so far?

good. If you are floundering in your attempts to catch anything, just don't sit there carping about it.

I hope you are still immature enough to make "He who smelt it, dealt it" jokes all day.

2 inches new after the ice.

mandatory bent birch photo and another pretty night shot

Fresh coating of snow on top of the ice.

630 updated BTV discussion https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=BTV&issuedby=BTV&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1 As of 632 PM EST Sunday...Radar showing freezing rain expanding quickly toward our cwa this evening with precip expected to develop in the next 1 to 2 hours. Water vapor shows impressive rapidly developing cyclone over the central Plains, with potent s/w energy/dynamics helping to enhance thunderstorm development in the Ohio Valley. In addition, strong-deep layer moisture and thermal advection continues from the northern Ohio Valley into central NY, as precip continues to expand in areal coverage. Upstream 3 to 4 hour qpf amounts at BUF are impressive with >0.75" occurring, its this heavy axis of precip with elevated instability that will move acrs our cwa later tonight into Monday morning. I have bumped up qpf amounts to match upstream trends and latest CAM output. Given crnt temps in the upper teens to mid 20s, most precip starts as freezing rain, but a switch occurs first along portions of the northern Dacks and central/southern CPV, associated with downslope warming. Elsewhere, cold air and freezing rain lingers the longest over the SLV and east of the Greens, including the CT River Valley. Still thinking ice accumulations of 0.15" to 0.30" in the advisory and 0.50" to 0.75" in the ice storm warning looks reasonable, given latest 21z HRRR and RAP data. Just minor tweaks made in grids attm. The gusty west to southwest winds on backside, especially parts of the SLV and downslope portions of the eastern Greens could produce additional power outages on Monday night into Tuesday. Travel will be extremely difficult late this evening and especially during the Monday morning commute.

In the 98 icestorm, the cold was at low levels west of the Greens but here in the east the ice was at 1000"+. It was very odd to me at the time.

1.4" new here

1.4 " new overnight

Just when I think I have seen everything the internet has to offer...

very light snow here the past couple hours- lovely mood flakes after a quarter inch over night

Along with the 80% of the population of Massachusetts and Connecticut that drive to NNE every Friday evening.

another 2.4 overnight. 5.3 total

heading to bed so cleared the board, 2.9" so far