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About an inch here from the steady first part but it looks like the 2nd line is not holding together for here, more south. We'll see

Neurologist Dr. David Doctor:

It looks bleak in the Ottawa River valley if that is accurate up there.

Not February but the Grinch storm of 2007 wiped out my 23" pack in Bethlehem in a day. I think it was 12/23 give or take a day.

KLEB (Lebanon NH) went from 54 at 6:22 to 33 at 7:53. Nice. https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/timeseries.php?sid=KLEB&wfo=btv&num=72

Just made the drive up 89 to Burlington (BTV). It was 41 as I left my house. 7 miles later I got on the highway in Sharon and it was 34 (where the 45 is shown). 20 miles up the highway it was 23 (where it shows the 52). It was pretty much 52 the whole rest of the way, only took 10 or 15 minutes longer than usual.

Currently 55 in West Lebanon and 28 in Barre. 43 here

how were the roads?

Discussion is focused on whether or not to install.

That's still longer that a NNE Summer

We take e34, toss the rest. Clearly e34 is the only one with a clue.

Isn't the next stage that he buys a Subie with a good set of Hakkas, sets up a chicken coop that he quickly tires of, moves his webcam so it overlooks his snow depth pole, and gets a retriever?

inch overnight (snow)

snowing at a nice clip here. https://twitter.com/i/status/1490792621731717124

Just a tenth or so after the evening measurement, it tops me off at 14" for the event, 48.4" for the season.

13.9" here as of 7pm.

BTV has extended its warning until 7pm https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=VTZ012&warncounty=VTC027&firewxzone=VTZ012&local_place1=West Norwich VT&product1=Winter+Storm+Warning&lat=43.7543&lon=-72.3728#.Yf10zOrMJPY ...WINTER STORM WARNING NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 PM EST THIS EVENING... * WHAT...Heavy snow. Additional snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches for a storm total of 9 to 17 inches. * WHERE...Portions of central, northeast, northwest and southern Vermont and northern New York. * WHEN...Until 7 PM EST this evening. * IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the evening commute. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Another round of light to moderate snow will develop this afternoon and will continue into early this evening. Snowfall rates in this next round of snow will range from a half of an inch to an inch per hour and will likely impact the evening commute. Snowfall will taper off quickly after 7 PM.

11.9 inches when I left the house at 10 ish. The radar off to the SW is looking healthy for another slug later. BTV has extended the warnings: .NEAR TERM /THROUGH SATURDAY/... As of 1234 PM EST Friday...Have extended our winter storm warning to continue through 7 PM, including the evening commute. CAMS models are showing reinvigorating shot of snow in the 18-00z timeframe. Have increased snow amounts and pops in that timeframe to account for this. An upper level shortwave moving along the nearly stationary frontal boundary to our southeast is adding enough lift to help reinvigorate the snow this afternoon into the evening.

radar looks good over PA and NY. If that holds together my drive back home could be less than fun.

Judiciary closed until noon. They should have done that for all state offices.

I have to do the 84 mile commute to Burlington in a few minutes. We will see if my drive changes which camp I fall in.

Storm report from BTV show pretty uniform amount in northern and central VT https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=CRH&product=PNS&issuedby=BTV LOCATION TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL MEASURED (inches) NEW YORK ...Essex County... Ticonderoga 11.4 555 AM 2/04 Emergency Manager Port Henry 9.8 538 AM 2/04 Public ...Franklin County... Burke 7.0 629 AM 2/04 Public VERMONT ...Caledonia County... Groton 12.0 648 AM 2/04 Public ...Chittenden County... 1 NE South Burlingto 12.3 659 AM 2/04 NWS Office Huntington 12.0 716 AM 2/04 Public Jonesville 11.5 724 AM 2/04 Public 1 E Nashville 11.2 651 AM 2/04 NWS Employee West Bolton 11.0 644 AM 2/04 Public Hinesburg 10.5 515 AM 2/04 Broadcast Media 1 S Essex Center 10.3 721 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 2 NW Westford 10.3 704 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 2 NNW Williston 10.0 653 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 1 NNW Burlington 9.5 415 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 1 SW Milton 9.5 657 AM 2/04 NWS Employee Jericho Center 9.0 642 AM 2/04 Public Colchester 9.0 709 AM 2/04 Public Essex Center 8.5 609 AM 2/04 Public ...Grand Isle County... South Hero 12.0 708 AM 2/04 Public ...Lamoille County... Morrisville 11.0 717 AM 2/04 Public Elmore 9.0 550 AM 2/04 Public Johnson 8.0 645 AM 2/04 Public ...Orange County... Chelsea 13.0 720 AM 2/04 Public Randolph 13.0 646 AM 2/04 Public Waits River 12.0 644 AM 2/04 Public Post Mills 11.0 626 AM 2/04 Public Williamstown 10.5 704 AM 2/04 Public Strafford 10.5 643 AM 2/04 Public Newbury 10.0 613 AM 2/04 Public Vershire 10.0 610 AM 2/04 Public ...Rutland County... 2 N Rutland 10.8 633 AM 2/04 Public Wallingford 6.2 726 AM 2/04 Public Shrewsbury 6.0 719 AM 2/04 Public ...Washington County... 1 SW Websterville 13.0 702 AM 2/04 Public Waitsfield 11.0 654 AM 2/04 Dept of Highways Middlesex 11.0 629 AM 2/04 Public East Barre 11.0 619 AM 2/04 Public Marshfield 10.0 703 AM 2/04 Public Montpelier 10.0 710 AM 2/04 Public Cabot 9.9 515 AM 2/04 Public 2 NNE Waterbury Cent 8.5 555 AM 2/04 Trained Spotter ...Windsor County... Rochester 12.0 611 AM 2/04 Public Norwich 10.0 614 AM 2/04 Public White River Junction 8.5 622 AM 2/04 Public Quechee 8.0 725 AM 2/04 Public

11 inches now. radar looks like a nicer batch is about to move in after a bit of a letup the past hour or so Storm report from BTV show pretty uniform amount in northern and central VT https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=CRH&product=PNS&issuedby=BTV LOCATION TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL MEASURED (inches) NEW YORK ...Essex County... Ticonderoga 11.4 555 AM 2/04 Emergency Manager Port Henry 9.8 538 AM 2/04 Public ...Franklin County... Burke 7.0 629 AM 2/04 Public VERMONT ...Caledonia County... Groton 12.0 648 AM 2/04 Public ...Chittenden County... 1 NE South Burlingto 12.3 659 AM 2/04 NWS Office Huntington 12.0 716 AM 2/04 Public Jonesville 11.5 724 AM 2/04 Public 1 E Nashville 11.2 651 AM 2/04 NWS Employee West Bolton 11.0 644 AM 2/04 Public Hinesburg 10.5 515 AM 2/04 Broadcast Media 1 S Essex Center 10.3 721 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 2 NW Westford 10.3 704 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 2 NNW Williston 10.0 653 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 1 NNW Burlington 9.5 415 AM 2/04 NWS Employee 1 SW Milton 9.5 657 AM 2/04 NWS Employee Jericho Center 9.0 642 AM 2/04 Public Colchester 9.0 709 AM 2/04 Public Essex Center 8.5 609 AM 2/04 Public ...Grand Isle County... South Hero 12.0 708 AM 2/04 Public ...Lamoille County... Morrisville 11.0 717 AM 2/04 Public Elmore 9.0 550 AM 2/04 Public Johnson 8.0 645 AM 2/04 Public ...Orange County... Chelsea 13.0 720 AM 2/04 Public Randolph 13.0 646 AM 2/04 Public Waits River 12.0 644 AM 2/04 Public Post Mills 11.0 626 AM 2/04 Public Williamstown 10.5 704 AM 2/04 Public Strafford 10.5 643 AM 2/04 Public Newbury 10.0 613 AM 2/04 Public Vershire 10.0 610 AM 2/04 Public ...Rutland County... 2 N Rutland 10.8 633 AM 2/04 Public Wallingford 6.2 726 AM 2/04 Public Shrewsbury 6.0 719 AM 2/04 Public ...Washington County... 1 SW Websterville 13.0 702 AM 2/04 Public Waitsfield 11.0 654 AM 2/04 Dept of Highways Middlesex 11.0 629 AM 2/04 Public East Barre 11.0 619 AM 2/04 Public Marshfield 10.0 703 AM 2/04 Public Montpelier 10.0 710 AM 2/04 Public Cabot 9.9 515 AM 2/04 Public 2 NNE Waterbury Cent 8.5 555 AM 2/04 Trained Spotter ...Windsor County... Rochester 12.0 611 AM 2/04 Public Norwich 10.0 614 AM 2/04 Public White River Junction 8.5 622 AM 2/04 Public Quechee 8.0 725 AM 2/04 Public

Up to 11 inches now.