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AstronomyEnjoyer

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  1. Should all be a memory in an hour or two.
  2. Still 38.3°/38.0° here as of 8:00 PM, Boo!
  3. 70.7°, with 17" on the ground. Bring on spring!
  4. 30.0°/28.7°, Sleet is starting to flip over to snow.
  5. 33.8°/28.9° off of a high of 48.2°. Temp is coming down nicely.
  6. Yup. 47.5° with the sun poking through here.
  7. 25.7°, SN. 1.2" new so far here in Bradford.
  8. 29.3°, moderate snow, decent growth. 1.6" new.
  9. Stunning day here, good enough for a cigar by the firepit. 44.8° and about as blue a sky you can get. Warnings up, and a decent shot at 6" around these parts.
  10. 12z HRRR even brings a little love up this way. Hope it verifies.
  11. -6.0° this morning, but the temp has been swinging around wildly with each little puff of breeze rolling through. It's not often that I'm 8° warmer than the center of town, given that we're both in a valley on the same river and I'm only about 200ft higher in elevation.
  12. 4.3" additional this morning for a total of 11.1" here in Bradford, NH. Moderate snow has started back up - might be able to squeeze out 2-3" more.
  13. Between 6" and 7" left in the pack on the flat part of the south lawn. Will try to get a SWE tomorrow at some point. Propane tank is thoroughly encased.
  14. 32.2°, temp has come down a little from a high of 32.9°. Still anticipating a bit of a spike sometime later today, but I'm not sure it's going to do much. Little to no ice has melted off the trees at my place - hoping the wind doesn't make more a mess. You can kind of see ground zero for the most icing on the Eversource outage map. Looks like the area directly around Lake Sunapee got it pretty good. Makes sense, given pretty much all of that terrain is at least 1100ft asl.
  15. Ugh, that sucks. No gutters here, and thankfully never had flooding issues due to weather. That being said, the condensate pump for my furnace burned out last night and water started pooling in the unfinished part of the basement. I was lucky and caught it early on, but right now there's a trash bin in the basement with about a foot of water in it. Methinks a trip to Home Depot will be in the cards at some point this afternoon.
  16. Certainly no lack of QPF with this thing, least around here. I was bad and didn't thaw out my stratus, so it already had about 0.40" in it before this event, but there looks to be about 1.7" total in there now. So, roughly 1.3" from this event so far. And the radar still looks pretty healthy. Rotting at 32.2°.
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