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So 5 hours later Winter is no longer giving you the finger. It is amazing how a little snow can improve the mood. Go play. 2.9 inches new here.

Looks more like the Loch Ness Monster to me. Didn't you just get a foot the other day?

Shoulda stayed with Bledsoe.

Those who wanted Springsteen get him for a two minute Jeep ad this half but he doesn't sing in it.

That was an awful halftime show. The mix on the music was so poor- his voice was lost.

Another inch overnight. I am glad I hadn't bothered to clear the whole driveway when I got home from work yesterday.

Yes that was completely set up on a tee. Glad someone said it.

When I was at the office my wife told me we had gotten a lot of snow. Right after I got home and measured on the board, she poked her head out the board. I asked her how much she thought we got today. She answered " a foot." I then had to break it to her that there was 1.8 inches of new snow.

7.9 inches here after 2.9 during the day. Snow has been steady here throughout the day and only seemed to back off when the radar actually showed something overhead.

I believe the magic word you are looking for is "meh."

Pretty frequently. If they get hit we are often fringed. It is the rare storm that hits us all.

In case anyone wants to see when the band hits the RI south coast: https://www.warmwinds.com/surf-cam There appears to be a working Block Island cam here: https://liladelman.com/take-a-look/

It is a Vermont thing: https://www.weather.gov/btv/profileFroude#:~:text=The Froude Number represents the,chain versus the atmospheric stability. Lots more inc pretty graphics here: https://www.weather.gov/btv/froude

If the last two or three seasons have been any indication the models should tick SE later today and early tomorrow and the trend back north with the later runs tomorrow into Monday. I seems like there is hardly any consensus yet anyway,

If you have never done the experiment of throwing boiling water up into the air into the subzero air, it is worth the effort. (Just don't throw it so it falls on you or anyone else.)

2.1 inches here, snowing very lightly at the moment.

first flakes now

As always, Woodford VT for the win:

Another 1.3" here overnight and now the first real sunny day in what seems like forever here.

0.8 on the day, over 40 inches on the season now

That is so cool.

I am still getting used to the studs on dry pavement, I almost feel like there is a fishtail to things but it isn't as loud as I feared. Oddly enough we own the only Prius in Vermont without a bumber sticker- not even the Coexist one which I believe comes standard now on all post 2014 Prius models. Snow is now moderate to heavy,

Snowing here. Getting moderate now. Like all residents of Norwich- we have two cars- a Prius and an Outback. It may as well be a town ordinance that you own a blue Prius and a dark Subaru. We run Nokia tires on both. With my commute I need snows to be safe and this year we put studded Hakkas on the Outback to make sure we have one care that can get through anything. Our driveway is long, steep, and faces northeast and is sometimes the worst of any drive. The studs were to calm my wife's fears of being on the driveway as she skidded off it and almost rolled the car during some frz rain a couple of winters ago, I make sure the snows come off the Prius first and go on after the Subaru is set up just so the one car that can get through the worst of things is set and the high mileage car gets the all season tires sooner.

Same here. 1.6 inches of fluff for the day.