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26 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Sounds like the same thing except you didn't get the rest.

I was lucky it hit me when I woke up one morning and just stayed home that day.

35 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Heads up to folks out there.  There's a nasty virus going around. I thankfully very rarely catch any bugs. Probably been 25 years since the last time. Last night I started shaking uncontrollably, severe headache and pressure in the forehead. The girlfriend had it earlier in the week and a neighbor as well.

I had it last week, sucks big time, just getting over it.

1 hour ago, UnitedWx said:

If this keeps up without much snow cover, we may start seeing some broken mains into peoples houses. Been a LONG time since that's happened in my area

I had that happen in the 2005 winter, had a good two feet of snow and it was below zero. I was standing in the deep snow freezing while I pumped my basement out.

2 hours ago, dryslot said:

That area is probably an inlet or an outlet where you have water flowing.

Another week or so and we should have good ice.

You guys still getting snow in the Stowe area? Looks like something on radar.

24 minutes ago, Bryan63 said:

Moved up from NC with one plastic snow shovel and haven't needed to upgrade yet. I will believe it when I see snow on the ground.

You may need a snow blower before the year is done.

3 minutes ago, UnitedWx said:

Well modern times yeah.  My father was just telling me about a winter in the early 70s where it was brutal cold and absolutely no snow much of the winter. He was running around with water companies disconnecting electrical services so they could hook up a welder to the water main to thaw them. Said they did this for a couple weeks. New Hartford and surrounding areas were hit pretty bad. Although it REALLY hasn't been all that unusually cold. We're just used to springtime winter the last few 

We had some cold with little snow years but also had cold and snowy years, I remember ice fishing with my uncle with little snow but thick ice one year and another year had thick ice with 2 feet of snow we had to clear to drill our holes.

After those bad 80s winters I went to buy a truck in the summer of 92, thought it would be a waste of money to spend on a 4WD, you know what happened next, I traded it in after one year and got a 4WD Tacoma, did a lot of travelling for my job back then so it was great the next 3 out of 4 years.

19 minutes ago, weathafella said:

Yes.  And it’s #3 all time with 96.3 inches 

We had a great overrunning even in January 94, started at 2 degrees with snizzle, changed to rain eventually at night but still in the 20s and the roads were all ice, turned back to snow overnight for a couple inches, nastiest storm I remember.

5 minutes ago, Prismshine Productions said:

Can confirm, light flakes here in Bratt

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Can see it on radar, I bet PF's cleaning up again.

8 minutes ago, mreaves said:

It’s been long enough that normal feels cold. We are sitting at -1.5° for the month. We really haven’t had brutal cold, our lowest temp so far this month is -1°.  

Gonna beat that in the next two weeks.

Just now, kdxken said:

Could notice it a little bit today actually.

It was warm with the sun beaming down on you today, I noticed it when I was out with my dog.

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

We wont see a major storm in fast flow winter like this , but it is going to get somewhat snowy with quick hitting small events 

Active pattern but fast pattern.

1 minute ago, Torch Tiger said:

I am not confident, but if it happens let's let it happen soon and not April/May 

That would be considered an OT comeback, I don't want that either.

1 hour ago, alex said:

Littleton is a terrible place for snow. Funny thing,many people around here LOVE Littleton because of that. I tell them I live in Bretton Woods and they respond “eew, you guys have terrible weather.” And I love Littleton but wouldn’t want to live there because of their weather lol. 
 

That said, right now there’s a pretty big difference between Bretton Woods and most surrounding areas, including Conway. Most of the snow since the holiday grinch has been upslope, and that’s quite localized. Many days this week I’ve driven the kids to school in Whitefield and seen it go from several inches of fresh powder at home to a dusting or an inch at school. Just the quirks of mountain weather

There are some weird people around that hate snow and cold.

12 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

Nearing the halfway mark of winter! wow

Second half comeback's gonna happen.

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

Be careful on that pond ice.

https://www.wmur.com/article/atkinson-new-hampshire-big-island-pond-likely-drowning/63402620

The little bit of snow hides the weak spots, really small ponds are safe but the bigger they are the more iffy they get.

26 minutes ago, weathafella said:

2” measured about 2 hours ago.  Took an 8 mile urban hike tonight in a beautiful wintry landscape.   Hopefully it snows again in the next few weeks.

Didn't 2015 start Jan 26th? We still have plenty of time for good snow. I ended up with 1.5 inches after the last burst came through.

17 minutes ago, NECT said:

https://www.nelsap.org/

I'm sure this has been posted here before,  but a good read. I live a few miles from OhHoHo in Woodstock. 

I just posted about that place, learned to ski there.

43 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Friend of mine lived right next to Jericho Hill not far from me now in Marlboro. Used to do night skiing there.

There used to be a small place in Woodstock Ct where I learned to ski back in the 70s, Ohoho, small hill with a rope tow, had fun there.

It picked up a bit here and roads are back to slippery and snow covered.

54 minutes ago, tunafish said:

That's exactly the stretch I was referring to.  Was coming north from biddeford to PWM and there had to have been 2 dozen, no lie. 

That's about how many I saw, most of them were down in a ditch waiting for help, I saw one guy standing outside his car facing the wrong was at the bottom of a ditch with his airbag deployed.

43 minutes ago, tunafish said:

0.7" and more spin-outs than I've ever seen on the Turnpike.

Where am I?

Spin offs galore on my trip down the Maine Turnpike between Scarborough and Kittery.

Light snow here in Cape Neddick, grounds covered.

1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Anything open to wind has not 

Trees probably blocked the wind in the frozen ones.