klw

BTV gives me a shot at getting at least 18" out of this.  Nice!  Lock it in!

11 hours ago, klw said:

3 inches more during the day.  6.6 and counting for the event.

another 0.7 overnight.  7.3  still light snow in the air.  under a winter storm watch for tomorrow

3 inches more during the day.  6.6 and counting for the event.

3.6 inches here, snowing lightly at the moment, 28f

Snow came in pretty fast just before 6.  Nice and moderate . 30f

up to 32 now, no longer flakes. 1.9 total

1.7 inches here as of 6:30

just measured 1.7 inches, still snowing, 30F

Town Meeting day is the day to start seeds up here. (first Tuesday in March)

2 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

Restless natives. 

After 8 hours power and internet are back.  Landline still out.

We lost power at home around 7:45 am.  Still out.  We lost power for 3 days last weekend and phone/internet for 5 days.  Hopefully it will be a faster fix this time around.

Edit:  I just checked the outage page and we are not on it anymore,  hopefully that means it is back on.

Reedit:  false hope, the outage is back on the list

BTV update

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=BTV&issuedby=BTV&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1

NEAR TERM /THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT/...
As of 855 AM EST Friday...70 mph wind gust at 829 AM occurred at
BTV airport which is tied for 2nd highest gust ever. Widespread
power outages have occurred with numbers reaching over 47k and
increasing quickly. Still anticipating bursts of very strong
winds to continue for the next 1 to 3 hours acrs the region with
highest gusts acrs the western slopes/eastern CPV. Rain wl
impact the amount of mixing, but localized gusts 60 to 70 mph
still possible. It should be noted MPV has just gusted to 53
mph, so impacts are being felt away from the western slopes,
across most of central/northern VT, including the NEK associated
with the winds.

Interesting low top line of showers with embedded thunderstorms
entering the central/southern CPV wl have to be watched
carefully for potential additional mixing of winds of 70 to 90
knots at 1500 to 2500 ft agl to the surface. Once this line
moves acrs the CPV and northern/central VT in the next 1 to 3
hours, our winds should quickly weaken toward noon time hour. A
rumble or two of thunder is possible with this feature.

By this aftn our attention turns to the flash freeze with
tumbling temperatures and any leftover moisture quickly
freezing, resulting hazardous travel. Freezing temps should be
SLV btwn 1-2 PM, Dacks 2-4 PM, CPV 4-6 PM, and thru eastern VT
btwn 6-8 PM.

Based on the number of trees and power lines down acrs the
region, we advise people to please avoid traveling at this time,
until conditions improve.

39 f here, 2.5 inches of snow last night is melting quickly, light rain, breezy

12 minutes ago, mreaves said:

Where were you for Valentine's Day 2007?

Rhode Island

We ending up getting 20.6 inches at home.  We lost power and phone late on Friday and they are still  not back on.  (No generator but we will certainly be looking into one).  The texture was very wet and moisture laden as we were in the 32-34 degree range for the whole storm.  We lost at least 4 small trees and one large one but I haven't gotten up into woods to inspect yet.  Our street is lined  with pines and birch for miles and there were at least 5 large trees on top of the power lines.  Hopefully we get power and heat back today.

I think this is my first storm above 20" since Jan 1996

13.6 as of 7:45.  5.5 new in past 6 hours.

11 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Asking for a friend . Did Euro lose tonight’s snow since no one replied?

Here is a 24 hour clown for you:

just did my 6 hour clearance with 5.9 inches new.  8.1 so far for the event,  picking back up again.

next batch of heavier snow about to move in here from the looks of radar.

3 hours ago, klw said:

2.2 inches so far, only very light snow at the moment as we are in a bit of a lull.

4.1 inches in the last 3 hours.  Up to 6.3 inches so far.

2.2 inches so far, only very light snow at the moment as we are in a bit of a lull.

1.5 inches here.