Meh so far and radar says this shuts off shortly. No thump like to the south. I don’t think we were supposed to get a thump today, anyhow but it’s always discouraging to see the echoes fade away as they get near you.
Yes even at 31 here, the dog was mostly not sinking into the crust. What falls will stick immediately. It feels imminent, but I'm used to fog just as a snowstorm starts.
That radar is very instructive for what is going on up here. On other radar. On other radars looks like a main push of precip up to New Hampshire but that’s not what’s happening clearly.
Strange outside. Our advisor doesn’t start till 1 PM today but it sure looks like there’s a lot of precipitation about to move in. Also, it’s foggy and I don’t ever recall a snowstorm starting in fog.
Highly anomalous so probably won’t last long. But you know that, and you know how it likely evolves. A pattern isn’t something that last a couple of days. But you know that.
You are in a good spot in general. Good elevation, very rural and close enough to civilization. Great spot for a snow weenie. Generally true for this part of NH west of 93 and either side of 89.
That ridge could also shift north and west by a couple hundred miles and we would be in never ending blizzard loop of short waves dropping out of Manitoba