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And as insult to injury from that week, the moment I (and the town) got power back that Friday night, the furniture store in town went up in flames and burned down It’s become something else since— what was a bank on that stretch of town road is now a brewery for instance

Seven years ago today, the derecho that blew through sheared the porch off the house at my old place. Still probably one of the scariest days of my life but the one that re-ignited my weather interests Back to today, 5.30" for the month and more rain incoming the next few days.

.5-1” snow here. A mildly nice surprise for this late in the going. It’s going to be washed away later anyway.

Quite remarkably, never lost power overnight Today's winds will be the real test but with Thursday's storm more or less DOA it would at least afford crews time to get everyone restored relatively quickly

Can't be the only one expecting big things from this group this year but that's better saved for banter threads anyhow

lower-mid 980s central pressure as of now, would mark lowest I've seen since Christmas 2022, once winds kick this is going to be a nasty affair.

Up to 35 and while the ice is sloughing/melting off, running out of time to get it all the way off. Eye testing would suggest .2-.3” on trees across my apartment complex.

seeing reports of almost 1" ice accretion at MPO off to our SW, obviously glad that never got here

finally got above 32, need this 6-8 hour melt to actually do something halfway decent to mitigate the wind risk, but not expecting much assistance

Definite healthy accretion on these trees. Have made it to 32, at least The most accretion I've seen so far hovers in the .3-.4 range, with everywhere else hovering right at that .1-.25 range.

We’re in identical camps here, 4-6 with right around .25” and then the winds kick up. Nasty combo all around. Getting into the 40s for even a few hours would help melt the ice to some degree, at least

This is gonna get nasty now isn’t it

Pretty nasty look for tomorrow-overnight into Sunday with 3-6 with .1-.3 of glaze over top. Next week is the bigger fish anyway…

pretty easy sign/seal/deliver. where do I sign? elevation differences would certainly give some isolated double digits northeast of me

should be an easy 6-10" storm this weekend, and with the pattern looking rather loaded upcoming this winter might by my first shot in 4 years to meet average snows edit: just seen the NAM, 84 hour NAM problems?