Layman

Down to 27.7 here a few miles west of you. Temp dropped quick!

Temp rapidly dropped here - down to 29.7

Downtown Dover NH sitting in mid-20’s while Dover Point and Newington at 33 to 34. Pretty neat.

Sitting at 32.9 at the moment and still mostly fine snow. Little sleet here and there, no ZR yet. Hope we get spared here. 4pm 2/15 on the left, 1:25pm 2/16 on the right. No complaints. Edit: dates and mistakes!

Thoughts/predictions where the warmth will ultimately stall out pushing north?

DTBD? Deliver The Big Dog? Doubt The Big Dog? Drop Trou Bang Dongs? Don't Think Be Dumb? Damage (in) Tolland's Body Double? Damn Tight Back Door? Dumping Tries But Doesn't? Digits To Be Doubled? So many options - it's GOT to be one of those!

That doesn't make cents. I'll see myself out...

Someone mentioned previously that screenshotting the image and cropping THAT image will shrink it. Works on an iPhone - not sure about a Pixel.

How far south do your draw your CNE line? CON? ASH?

A bit gloomy in here this morning. Hello Darkness My Old Friend

Beautiful day at Killington yesterday. My first time back in probably over 20 years. We took a long break raising kids (they're 18 and 20yo now) and it feels awesome getting back into it again. Chilly start to the morning at home at -2. The moon was stunning on the ride up. Met my brother in Concord so we could re-live the days of yore on the mountain. We used to ride all the time together from 1995-2001ish and really haven't since so it has been fun getting together again this year after such a long layoff. The mountain was 100% open, not a ton of people there, snow conditions were great, a little breezy, a little chilly up top, but once you got into the trees it was fine. Overall a fantastic, memorable day! The morning sun dipping below the trees Excellent conditions My wife at the bottom of Highline - she's not a fan of black diamond trails but did great! My brother and youngest son on the last run of the day.

Prices are pretty crazy these days. This is our first season back to the mountains after ~20 years raising the kids. Different stages of life. We're having an absolute blast and it's totally worth it. Conditions have been stellar lately - well worth it. Killington yesterday, 100% open, not very busy and awesome riding!

2pm 2/8 on the left, 9:30am 2/9 on the right. Super light and fluffy. Looks like proper winter of yore out there now.

I didn't measure here (I would've slant-sticked) but it was a solid 3.5-4". Plowed "bigger" than the last two storms. I got a little over zealous with the SxS clearing the drive and got the blade locked in a right tilt just as I finished up. We jumped from the SxS into the car and raced down to Methuen for a pre-planned thing and had a neat weather experience: Roads were a mess from home to the Hampton tolls. Snow-covered the whole way looked almost like they didn't plow. About a half mile from the tolls we see someone racing up 95N - wife and look at each and as we're saying "He's gonna wreck!" we both said "Hey! That side is just wet!" Temps went from 26 just before the tolls, to 28 and wet roads in Seabrook, to 34 at 495. My PWS stayed below 25 through about 6am this morning. The warmth never got up here. After ripping the heater and dash out of the SxS today I found it was just a blown fuse preventing accessory power from angling the plow. All fixed and ready for the next round tomorrow night!

14.2 - super fine flakes started 10-15 minutes ago.

This is another of the nuanced weather terms I've yet to get my head around. What is being referred to here?

Absolutely. We try to only go on weekdays with a bias toward Tues/Weds/Thurs to maximize enjoyment.

That's awesome! Just how we like it.

Are you guys mobbed up there during the week? I've never ridden Stowe before but your posts have piqued my interest. Planning to run to Killington next week which is somewhere in the 2.5 - 2-3/4 hour ride from here. I ran up to Stowe in the Fall to buy a plow for the side by side and it was about 3 hours on the money door to door with all the highway driving. I'd like to check it out at some point but may opt for an overnight stay rather than a day trip.

Getting gusty out there. Registered a 27.3mph gust about 15 minutes ago which is decent for here. Someones recycle bin blew by and I don't live close enough to anyone for that to be typical occurrence.

I prefer to view it as just making room for more in the coming days. Gonna be easier to clean up without all that ice around.

For those of you that can read the tea leaves in these maps, I'm curious how you interpret the quality or cohesiveness of these images from late January and today. Does it imply the modeling was accurate? Did the atmosphere trend in a way that made sense from late January's output to todays? Just curious because the general vibe seems to often be viewing a current map with some level of conviction but over time, it often changes, many times drastically, but does it do so in a sensible way? I'm assuming it does, and you can view it in hindsight and say "Sure, you can absolutely see how that evolution happened".

I'm 99% certain I misinterpreted this upon first read but who knows - maybe he was a busy guy. Unsung hero of the team.