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EMontpelierWhiteout

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  1. Thanks for the more detailed analysis. Glad to see the mountain has gotten a great start on some big snows.
  2. That does seem suspect. Based on Cam footage at the stake on Mansfield it looked like 4+ inches as of 6:30. No storm related reason why they would be so different.
  3. About 1-inch down. Maybe closing in on moderate snow. Thumping comes later this evening..
  4. Here too, about 10 minutes ago. Temp per my car gauge just prior was reading 37, but must be reading a little high.
  5. Initial thump from that storm was perfect snow crystals, like 10” in 3 hours. I remember snowshoeing in it and realizing we were in for a big one.
  6. It will be nice to see some warmer temps just for a break. Been slamming through our pellet supply in the garage. Since MLK it has been really nice winter feel and look here with snow depth adequate and condition staying nice and powdery. Event later in the week looking good.
  7. Glad to hear the back end of the storm has performed for NH forum members. Nary a flake here all day. Enjoyed following coverage of Eastern MA drubbing.
  8. Fates will line up for you at some point. NNE definitely losing out on this one. Have not seen one flake here today, just a bone chilling wind.
  9. Only sign of storm up here is freshening winds. Living vicariously through those south and east.
  10. Every forecast office up and down the coast is holding tight or shifting gradients slightly west. Time to stop looking at models and start looking at actual satellite and radar imagery.
  11. FWIW, From Bernie Rayno, great Accuweather meteorologist: “BTW what you are seeing in modeling with minor changes is classic WINDSHIELD WIPER EFFECT..Stay in the middle and don't get pushed around. The overall pattern and snowstorm is unchanged” Seems like sound advice. Here out on far NW fringe of storm, I am just pulling for something memorable to play out in ENE. Enjoy.
  12. 06Z Euro Aligning western cutoff more north to south, now brings over 1” qpf over good portion of NH. With high SLR, I think you will do pretty nicely. Over here, jury still out. It is going to be close on a plowable snow.
  13. GFS does not fully phase the northern energy. Looks like it is acting as a little kicker east. Euro till a couple cycles ago had this fully phasing and closing off upper low much further south than GFS. Has trended toward a later close off.
  14. All is not lost. Northern stream energy amplifying the trough and closing off upper low sooner not off the table yet.
  15. My sister lives in Vernon, and she doesn’t really like big storms due to shoveling aspects, so will be interested in your obs so I can know what she is facing without exposing her to my desire for as strong a storm as possible.
  16. The banding with these powerful storms, and how terrain and wind direction impact local areas, is always tricky. Here in N. Central VT we got under a meso-band during the MLK storm that was not predicted, with 2”/hr rates for a couple of hours. Fun to watch.
  17. It would be disappointing to not to get in on some of the goods with such a powerful system. It looks like a fun one to watch regardless.
  18. -21 at 8:20. Threw a pot of boiling water in the air this morning. Love that water to gas phenomenon. Haven’t been able to do it for a couple years.
  19. Totally agree. The stretch from 11:00-3:00 was quite impressive. As storm accelerated north, meso band swung in. That was not expected.
  20. Just within last 10 minutes, a little more action. We’re about 2.5 inches.
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