It looks like there was a zone from maybe north of Hooksett or maybe bow up to around me that probably got 6 inches or a bit more. Makes sense since I think I was just barely in the better echoes. But then below Hookset the rates weren’t good. It was a real dumping here for a couple of hours. I had 4.5 I think when I went to bed at 9. 2nd storm in a row where I got more than you by a little bit. That’s quite unusual because I usually trail you by the 5% or something.
6 new on the ground this am. If I had measured when it stopped last night, it probably would be a little bit more. Not a bad stretch with 33 inches in less than a month. This winter has moved up to a B+
We get some meat next weekend, our pack very much survives and probably solidified and then maybe we get into a few weeks of late season fun. By late March, I’m begging to get out.
As I understand it, this is not just a trough situation? It is an enhanced band along a progressing one front. I’m assuming we’re gonna get in on that a bit
GYX pretty enthusiastic up here. Talking about 3 to 5 inches but with mesoscale scale banding along the front producing 6 inches or more. Does that extend across all of New England?
Madeline Kahn blazing saddles “ i’ve seen thousands of men again and again…always going and coming and coming and going…and always too soon, right girls?”
just like our storms