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1,5 inches here.

It is snowing here, fresh coating on everything.

Snowing lightly here, big big winter continues! Edit: we had at least a trace by the time I left the house and were closing in on a light dusting!

It now reaches the scheduled opening day for baseball! (March 26)

68 F in W Lebanon. A nice 41 degree rise from 6:53 this morning. https://w1.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KLEB.html

Well hail would count towards snowfall totals ...

Clown map gives 30+ inches for SENE. That would be interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6o1SEj02t0

Good Morning Snow

We ended up with 1.5 for the "event" which was less than the surprise the night before.

Clearing the driveway, this morning is Labrador approved.

I woke up to 2.2 inches new overnight or last evening. It was snowing at a nice clip when I put the dog out just before 8. It must have kept going for a bit.

I remember watching WCAX one day for the 6 pm news back in January 1994. It was -27F in S Royalton out my window. It rained the next day.

4" plus a crust and some sleet.

Coming soon- the Ford Thneed Dr Seuss edition

4.8 inches here. Hopefully it will be some fluffy shoveling

2.4 inches so far

6.5 inches here today. Nice base developing after that sleet and rain lead to a 5 inch glacial layer last week. Sledding would be great tomorrow.

The same bands hit me too. 6.5 inches here in W Norwich. Mush of it in the intense squall around 6 or 630. it was some of the worst visibility I have had driving with not wind factor. I was trailing a tractor trailer on 91 and we were doing 25. Visibility was maybe 50 yards. It got where I almost could not tell where the exit was. I didn't think I would be able to reach the house as I was in the Prius but made it to the bottom of the driveway. The shovelling went like a snap as the fluff factor was fantastic.

And another .9 overnight.

2.3 for us today. Nice fluffy stuff that was easy to push off the drive!

I will hit my 7th at just 51 and 2 days old

Or open it in Paint, resize (I usually go 30%), save with a new file name, and Bob's your uncle.

We got .1 of snow before the switchover to drizzle- that's right I jackpotted, Suckas!* *Jackpot report subject to inevitably being topped by Alex chiming in from north of the notches.

Can someone explain the striped clouds? https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-New_England-02-24-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined