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AstronomyEnjoyer

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  1. I'm at 83.5" on the season, 890ft - and quite a bit further south - so I believe the big numbers. Never really had a good coastal where I snuck in the goods while guys further north were sucking cirrus.
  2. Oh Damn, I just assumed Norwich like as in the University. Could be. Little peek on Google maps shows some houses up above 1500ft.
  3. Ha, true! When I first started posting images here I was baffled by the comically small data restrictions. *Edit* that reads wrong. Baffled by how restricted data is.
  4. HRRR continues to roll in healthy - I think I've got decent shot at 18" here.
  5. Only 3.22% of customers out in my town. Bradford stronk!
  6. Not due to clear the board yet, but 11.5" on the ground.
  7. 6.6" new, 9.3" total so far. Lots of tree limbs touching the ground.
  8. 2.7" new, in a bit of a lull, but should pick up here in a bit per radar. Lifetime table of science has been cleared.
  9. Edge case noise that the algorithm is unable to assign a precip. type?
  10. Looks accurate, as I'm still pinging like a MFer here.
  11. My next door neighbors are elderly and fairly small as a result, but I'm not sure I'd pick either up to throw through a window?
  12. 32.7° and Snow beginning to mix back in with the sleet. Nice little coating of sleet on the ground so far.
  13. Ah, utilizing its camouflage (folded state) so as not to attract its natural predator (Bills fan). Smart.
  14. 33.6° And currently in sleet mode. Rivers of it rollin' off the roof.
  15. On the topic of wild map shading, anyone here ever click on the high contrast palette option on the NOAA interactive snow map? Lol.
  16. 34.7° Radar has quite the banded look. Previous band that pushed through ended with big aggregates. Next slug of moisture approaches!
  17. 36.9° here with light rain and the occasional snowflake mixing in. Drove up the road to 1400ft and got into all snow. Here's looking towards Mt. Sunapee from the east.
  18. 18z compared to 00z HRRR (using its internal snowfall algorithm). Really developed a more coherent precip shield.
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