PowderBeard

Last weekend was 8-9" of snow, then 3" of sleet, followed by 1-2" of snow. I did the driveway as it was changing over to sleet but couldn't budge the remaining 4-5" glacier the next day. 

7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

NAM would argue thunder sleet. That's funny.

Was March 2019 the thundersleet event for central and western Mass/CT? That was wild.

3 hours ago, Prismshine Productions said:

This is laughable

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As one of the Maine folks who got about 3" of sleet last weekend, my snowblower and I assure you it can happen. 

Easily over 30" at Black Mt of Maine today. Some areas in the woods were thigh and hip deep. 

Black Mt Maine reporting at least 2'. A couple people in the Rumford area saying 30-34".  

We got 8" before the flip to 3" of sleet and then another 2" of snow. Awesome storm. 

There is the flip. Solid 3-4" per hour rates. 

Just now, NW_of_GYX said:

8.5” last two hours, still rotting under this band 

From your area towards Paris and Turner looks wild on radar.

I've never seen sleet like this probably close to 3" of it by now. 

Solid 2" per hour stuff. 8" down so far.

Finally seeing some bigger flakes. Best rates so far. Eyeing about 6" here.

2 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

Same here

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At least Black Mt will be almost 100% open and it's free skiing tomorrow lol

About 3" down so far. Poor growth and just pounding baking soda. 

1 hour ago, MJO812 said:

We are in a good spot now. This isn't going to go way further north . South shore of SNE should be good.

15 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Solid stripe in there from DAW to AFN of 7-9”+

Awesome to actually see the data on a map. Got to love those narrow streaks...when you're in them. 

Looking at the 6-9" reports, on radar there was a nice band that ranged from SNH to our area in Maine, then between 95/Rt.1. It was only 10-15 miles wide and just slowly crept ENE for most of the night before pulling out to the south.

22 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

7.5 or 7.8"? You cashed in for not being that far from our area

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I took a few measurements and they were all 7.5 to 8".

7.5-8" of paste. We had about 4" around midnight and that band just stayed over us for most of the night. 

6 hours ago, dendrite said:

This band has been pivoting over the coop

It extended out this way for quite a while and is still going. About 7-8" so far.  

Sitting under this band has been great. About 4" so far. 

Mod-Heavy snow currently. Roads went from wet to white in about 5 minutes. 

35 minutes ago, dryslot said:

That’s a huge dryslot on Radar

Some hi-res models showed this almost verbatim but not until much later when the system started to get its act together. 

15 minutes ago, NW_of_GYX said:

32, heavy snow 

Its been cranking here as well. I was surprised to see all the school districts closed but the timing is tough. If this keeps up for a couple more hours we will bust high. 

Been cranking here between 1-2" per hour since 2pm. Just under 4" down. Roads are brutal. 

About 1.5" so far and moderate snow. This is some 20:1 type snow that is best suited for a leafblower. 

1 hour ago, Lava Rock said:

Wcsh showing 3-6" including the county

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I'm thinking the over just about everywhere in Maine given ratios and the trends.