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Clown map clearly about 25 miles too far east

Hello GFS, you have my attention

From the cleanup:

I guess my 24.5" report wasn't map worthy.

Labs keep on losing their tennis balls by letting go of them into the snow (which has no weight to it)

I'll what I can get when the light gets better.

Ended up with 24.5 after another 1.3 fell after 8 pm. Pretty sure this is my lifetime highest storm.- only 1996 may have match but my memory is getting 22 or 23 from that. Got me over 100" on the year as well

Should be about to wind down but another inch in past hour has me at 24.2"

Either install or close the window, make up your mind.

8pm measurement 6.8 inches, total 23.2" Unsure how this got double posted.

8pm measurement 6.8 inches, total 23.2" I also did first round for clearing the drive. Snowblower ate it up very well. Only lost one shear pin.

20.8" Now (98.8 on the season)

2.5 in past 2.5 hours. 18.9" total. It will likely be my biggest storm at this house and perhaps ever.

CC?

2pm measurement- 9.1 inches since clearing at 8am 16.4" total

13.4 now. (6.1 since 8am)

BTV NEAR TERM /THROUGH SUNDAY/... As of 947 AM EDT Saturday...Based on current stronger fgen band of heavy snow across south central VT and latest reports, boosted overall snow totals down in Rutland/Windsor/Orange Counties up a bit. Also tightened the snowfall gradient in our far northern counties to show slightly less snowfall due to somewhat drier air in lower levels and a fairly narrow dendritic snow growth zone of only a few thousand feet way up around 600 mb. This is why flakes have been on the finer/smaller side in these areas. Have a great day!

4.5 inches new since I cleared at 8am. 11.8 total

From the BTV 8 am update As of 758 AM EDT Saturday...No significant changes made with the morning update. Barring some unexpected developments, the snowstorm should be getting more interesting for a larger portion of the region after heavier snow overnight tended to stay parked over southern Windsor and Rutland counties where 6 to 8 inches of moderately wet new snow was observed. The character of the snow has been rather dry farther north so far, but should trend wetter areawide as previously anticipated.

7.3 inches as of 8am

Have you installed? I was happy to see this in BTV's more recent discussion: The one change to the forecast is the expected ptype across Rutland/Windsor counties where guidance has trended colder in regard to a warm nose moving in aloft, with now only a small section of southeast Windsor county forecast to see a changeover to a wintry mix of snow, sleet, and rain from about noon through 6PM before going back to all snow. This led to slightly higher snowfall amounts, and less ice accretion as the probability for freezing rain is much lower now.

12Z Euro Clown:

I just looked at a bunch of the models. I better go make sure I have extra gas for the snow blower.

BTV has upped totals again, I am a bit too close to the mix line for comfort

Warnings here now and BTV upped their map: