bobbutts

12 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

I think you are a higher elevation right next to Bow, so this may explain my friends comment of close to a foot and Biw

NWS has a 12" report from Dunbarton.

Just now, mahk_webstah said:

A friend of mine said he thought they had close to a foot in Bow. He’s not a weenie so he’s probably just looking outside.

7.5" here at 400' in Bow.  Looks very impressive though since it stuck to everything.  Power was out here from 3am until now.

Snow and mixing for hours and hours and it's still a net loss to the inch or two of slop remaining on the ground for the day. 

3 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

Yes, surprisingly similar here. I was on a call and it looked like it was just foggy outside but I went out and it’s sleet mixed with snow and starting to stick on top of the slush.

Didn't last long.  Now it's all rain.

All frozen now, mostly sleet and some flakes.  That made it here fast from Bradford/Northfield.

33 with half rain half sleet.  Coming down hard enough for a coating of pellets starting to creep in on the driveway.

Looks like a bit over 2" and now up to 33 with sleet and rain.

7.5" final.  3.5" first round and another 4" this afternoon.

Looks like clearing the snow worked as expected.  Finally accumulating snow falling again.

27 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Maybe another hour of mod/hvy factoring in below the beam drift too. 

Put a fork in it?  I'm ready to clear this sad 3.5" but not if there are several more on the way.

M 2.7 - 4 km ENE of Concord, New Hampshire

USGS map says 5km depth under the Steeplegate mall.

Had a violent shake.  Anyone?

Those left bending Euro members yesterday were enticing. 

1 minute ago, forkyfork said:

why the sref for anything

Usually a member with a gigantic snow total can be found.

1 hour ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Yep.  You ain’t just dumping some gravel and fill in to fix that. Lol

Looking at Mass 511 and Google maps it appears traffic is flowing through that spot?  My buddy who commutes that every day is on vacation so I lost my eyes on the ground.

56 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Wow. That is nuts

Is that just past the set of lights at Main St Turners Falls?

yup

3 minutes ago, dendrite said:

I heard they closed the mall due to flooding.

Heard the same from someone who works there.

9 minutes ago, Modfan2 said:

But a lattice tower like that should have had guide wires. Plenty equipment I worked on FL were on similar towers; only one I saw over was from Hurricane Michael.

The page here https://nediv.arrl.org/2022/12/23/tower-collapse-concord-nh/ said it was free standing which I took to mean without guide wires. 

16 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

FWIW, the EF Scale suggests the lower bound threshold for cell tower collapse is about 115 mph. 

Plausawa Hill is 1000 ft, plus the 190 ft tower gets you almost to 1200 ft. Model forecasts around 1200 ft for CON were around 70 kt sustained, so I don't think winds were quite that high.

Freezing the ground solid and then putting several inches of rain into it with a rapid thaw def decreases the amount of force it takes to knock things over. 

That was really intense (about 40 min ago).  Power outage and extra traffic on my road which usually happens only if some other road is closed.

Just now, RikC said:

any info on local tv stream in fla. covering event???

24 minutes ago, Hotair said:

Punta Gorda was destroyed by Charley in 2004.  It is all brand new construction to latest building codes but seems it’s now under water.  It’s gonna take a lot of flood insurance money to get those residents rebuilding yet again 

I don't see any evidence of Punta Gorda underwater based on live video throughout the event.  The winds have not aligned to push water up Charlotte Harbor.

Just now, forkyfork said:

 

Waterfront property = $++

3 minutes ago, bobbutts said:

Periwinkle & Casa Ybel East right on the edge of the eyewall. 

And it's dead now.