MaineJayhawk

2 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Coming down at a good clip here at work.

Aggregates the size of Dendy's chicken's eggs

4 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Diane living up to her name there. 

She also appears to be the only one not acclimated to the cold.  I guess living in the tropics will do that.

"lonely and sad and unsure of himself"

Yeah, hvy hvy snow when it changes over

Just now, CoastalWx said:

Clothing optional?

I'm at work ... so yes

6 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Lakes region just changed over per a friend of mine.

Yeah, was just standing at a window watching the snow begin to mix in

34F and rain on my drive from Portland to North Windham.  I guess many schools have decided to call it a day again.

1 minute ago, dryslot said:

Euro had 2-3"

Ok.  We nowcast.

Just now, dryslot said:

Nah.  Anything other than the NAM printing out 4"+ for the coastal plain?

9 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Woof

7 minutes ago, dryslot said:

In calling in the totals and speaking briefly with the met that was on the desk at GYX, They were leaning more frozen when i was talking with him, Its a tough call, And i think it will come down to nowcasting an seeing where the actual low is tracking, Even 20 miles or so further south could mean a lot, I know its the Nam, But the 06z and 12z run had around 6" here, We will look and see where the 18z runs go.

I think GYX call is like double what will end up for accumulations in our 'hoods.  Or triple even.

47 minutes ago, dryslot said:

1.8" here, They called off school to boot...........lol

They will literally call it for any amount of snow these days.  Glad my kids are of the age where they can stay home alone.

13 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

You guys know this about me, but a developing low over PWM area usually makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside. 

That'd be the conditions here if that verified .. 'warm and fuzzy'

6 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Oh and there is quite a bit of qpf down there, Its pretty marginal here on temps so it would come down to dynamics, Also, The Euro is the furthest NNW with getting the precip in here besides the GGEM and RGEM, They both get it back even thru the mtns but are very warm and it would be rain.

Yeah, pretty much expecting a little light rain with maybe some non-accumulating flakes in heavier bursts.  Mon/Tue looks far more interesting

4 minutes ago, dryslot said:

The other issue is there is a s/w in the northern stream that giving this a "kick east as it gains lat so some of these solutions we whiff on. DE areas are seeing more in the way of snow as the colder air gets in for them sooner

One thing is certain - the rain this will produce in SNE will only further amplify the melts.

3 minutes ago, dendrite said:

I'd lean more toward dry than drippy.

Beware the Gulf Stream

Just now, dryslot said:

Charlie has mentioned it on WGME13, 06z Euro cut back some though.

Cool.  Thinking it might be more drippy than anything.

3 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Looks like 1-2" or so.

Sneaky if it happens.  Nobody really talking about it

12 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

BHB FTW.

Cadillac Crusher

Thundah Hole Thumpah

It's been so long since Scoot has seen snow, maybe he's just forgotten about the vagaries of measurement?

"driftville" ...

14 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

I took the highway and was kicking myself thinking I should have gone 302, but sounds like it was just as bad

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Yep, pretty much.  I didn't see any trucks sanding or plowing, dunno what the problem was there.  Bad job by the people who make decisions

2 minutes ago, dryslot said:

22" November, 5.5" in Dec, Not exactly doing keg stands up here.

Not the southern half.

Yup.  Looked to me last weekend that you had to get to Bridgton before you hit the really consistent snowpack

7 minutes ago, dryslot said:

They never even did a 2 hr delay up here, This superintendent doesn't utilize his resources very well, They just implemented the 2 hr delay 2 yrs ago and i think its been used twice, My wife has the bus app because of daycare and said it was taking the buses 1hr+ to get to the schools when its normally 20 mins max.

Yeah, on my way in to work in North Windham the line behind the school bus on 302 headed towards Portland stretched for about a mile ... lol!  Maybe that's why Lava took so long ... residual backup. 

Just now, mreaves said:

I knew that.  Just being a smart ass

We're pretty much another country to the AEMATT folks anyway