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IP 25.7F

and just like that it went from SN+ to IP. KLW, the CC is radar Correlation Coefficent. It's a good way to see where the snow sleet line is.

Really interesting to watch the CC. The mix wants to come up my way but at the last moment gets shunted to the east. SN but close to SN+ 25.6F

I flipped almost to all IP about half an hour ago but back to 100% snow. Very good snow growth too

25.2F SN Over the past 45 minutes IP has mixed in. At one point 30 minutes ago it almost changed to all IP. Back to all snow

2pm SN- IP- goes back and forth 25.2F Just under 12" but I assume sleet will mash down the pack. I could use a snowboard and reclear in 6 hours but I'm just going to watch the snow stake.

24.9F SN but the first IP is trying to mix in. 11.5"

24.8F Snow had been moderate most of the day but now SN+

SN 24.6F Snow growth has improved. Not the fine sand from earlier.

I'm watching your obs carefully as your only 20 miles SSE as the crow flies. I just looked at the HRRR and 12Z GFS and it seems it is nudging colder. Also noted on the HRRR some heavy qpf comes in this evening. The IP line looks to get to me or about 5 miles north. It is going to fun watching how this sets up. I went with 7-14" and still over 1" qpf to come. If this stays snow accums are going to be huge. Noon SN 24.3F

SN 24F Just passing through 10". Snowing 1-2" per hour. Snow growth has improved. Warmer air moving in aloft?

23.8F SN 8.5"ish

845am Moderate to heavy snow. Fair snow growth. Vis est 1/2 mile 23.4F 7.25"

29.4/-1 2" of qpf. The only questions is how much is pingers tomorrow?

Thanks guys. In strong Nor'easter downslope off the Whites make Plymouth and my area a bit of a snowhole. I do best in SWFE. So I totally agree no downslope issues. Probably ping for awhile. Snowstake is out and ready!

27.6F high clouds just moving in. So we are about at our high temp for the day

Scott, as you know I'm no Met and many of you on here know much more than me. I am pretty active in our 10,000 member Newfound Lake FB group. Last year every once in a while I would make a weather post or a forecast. People started latching on and now I'm very well known locally. WMUR Mets are good but they tailor their forecasts to S NH in the big population centers. Being 50 miles north and higher in elevation our local weather is different. Coming from Metro Boston where the coastal front setup or sea breeze was the biggest challenge up here it is elevation changes. PF and Alex get upslope. We don't. Sometimes we get shadowed from the Whites just to our north and northeast. So I have been trying to figure things out on my own without mucking up the SNE forums. .

Brian, give me a guess for my area? Clown maps are crazy but showing 20" of snow but I think they are including sleet. 8-12" or would you go higher? I have not been on the forum much..

I subscribe to Weatherbell and looked at the extended CFSv2. I saw on another site that this is a good model to look at the extended forecast. It shows average precip forecasted over a 5 day period. Here is what it shows as far a precip for Apil 6th through 11th. It would be ironic if a Gulf Storm were to be forming knocking out Texas area viewing while we are still clear. Models can barely get 5 days out correct so I'm sure this will change each day as we approach April.

A crazy good squall wasn't it!

28.3 Light snow and blowing snow. Eyeballing 1 to 1 1/2". Jeez, that Euro for this weekend. 12-18" jack from Brian north.

Down to 29.4F Moderate snow 1" No residual salt on roads going to be a SShow.

8pm 33.6F SN++ vis 1/16th

42F Lots of virga. Actually it looks like the snow is almost making it to the ground. It will take no time at all for heavy snow squalls with fropa. Last time the NWS issued a snow squall warning all the phones went off. Too early to know what will happen to the line locally in my hood.