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At least it's something - Jan 16th Snow/Sleet/Ice OBS Thread
jculligan replied to The 4 Seasons's topic in New England
Just flipped to sleet in Salem NH. I measured 3.2" before the changeover. -
1/9-1/10 Now Morphing to Less-Than-Exciting Power Cutter
jculligan replied to Torch Tiger's topic in New England
1.2" here in Salem NH but definitely mixing now. Was definitely snowing at a good clip with massive snowflakes for awhile. -
Another 1.4" of pure fluff since 6:00 brings our total up to 16.2" here in Salem NH. I think we're close to wrapping it up now.
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14.8" here in Salem NH and pretty much stopped for the time being. Watching those interesting squall-like elements up in the Lakes Region to see if maybe we can pick up a little more this evening. Great storm regardless.
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Another 1.1" last hour in Salem NH. Up to 14.2" for the storm total now. Still snowing quite steadily. This one definitely surpassed my expectations.
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1.7" in the last hour for a storm total of 13.1" in Salem NH. Still snowing at a good clip.
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After a prolonged lull with only about an inch of snow between 7am and 1pm, we are back in it again. I measured a 10.5" total at 1pm before we really got into this band. Hoping for a few more!
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Calling it 9.7" here in Salem NH. Temp down to 22F now that the coastal front has collapsed south. In a lull at the moment with bands to our north and south.
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I moved down from Jackson NH last year, and I've quickly become accustomed to living on the 32/33F boundary now. This one has broken in our favor. I ran errands around Tuscan Village this evening, and there was a noticeable difference between even there and here (Exit 1 and Exit 3). Wild how it can be so different sometimes.
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2.7" in Salem NH, mostly from the OES preceding the main synoptic event. 32/30 at the moment. Looking forward to seeing what the morning brings.
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Preliminarily ... a medium impact partial Miller B, Friday
jculligan replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
I have a feeling boundary layer temps were an issue in the immediate valley, which is why the amounts were so much lower than you might have expected. They definitely got the QPF but a lot of it was probably at temps of 33-34F. 1000' higher at my old cabin in Jackson this must have been 20"+ -
Preliminarily ... a medium impact partial Miller B, Friday
jculligan replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
I could be mistaken, but I believe 31" at Pinkham is their largest single event since the 54" event in December 2003. That, by the way, was followed by a massive Grinch Storm. -
Really missing the cabin in Jackson for this event! They've been under some pretty solid echoes on the radar for quite some time now; thinking this likely eclipsed the largest event I witnessed during the two years I lived up there (14"). I'm really interested in knowing how this treated the eastern slope on Mount Washington. Unfortunately, the automated station at Hermit Lake does not appear to be reporting at this time. Just a light coating of snow (not really measurable) here in the tropics of Salem NH. Up early to go for a skin at Crotched Mountain in Francestown NH. Man, I miss skiing out the back door lol. Definitely an earlier alarm clock when based in southern NH.
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Preliminarily ... a medium impact partial Miller B, Friday
jculligan replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Flipped to snow here in North Salem NH about 15 minutes ago with huge fat flakes coming down. Temp down to 34F and starting to accumulate on colder surfaces. We're late to the party down here (at least amongst the NH crew) but hoping to make up for lost time as temps continue to tick downward and we take advantage of a little extra lift in the vicinity of the coastal front.