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Hi Eyewall. How is life down south? Hey, I think you are the most knowledgable about solar eclipses on the forum and I have a question that I can't find the answer to on the web. Here in my hood of Central NH I will be at 98% coverage. I know that if you are not under totality the difference is like almost being dead and being dead. ( I heard that once from someone describing a total solar eclipse). It is true with my experience in Aruba years ago. My specific question is at 2% would people that stay here be able to see the Diamond Ring? I know Bailey's beads will not be possible. I think shadow bands will be visiable. I will wait right up to the day before the eclipse to decide my travel plans. I do know the back roads to at least get me north of Littleton.

Are we locking this in? Ha, maybe we should start a thread? Then we know nothing like this would ever happen.

1.5" I was expecting 3"ish. All the models seemed to have Plymouth NH with about .22" liquid

26.8F Moderate snow. After an hour of virga the snow came in like a wall with strong winds.

It's midday on Wednesday. I was just looking at the vis. sattelite and noticed something. I enhanced the image but there is a NE to SW line of heavier snow in Eastern Mass. Kind of the reverse of Ocean Effect snow. Perhaps the slightly warmer ocean water warmed up parts of Eastern Mass just enough to keep accumulations lower? It does not appear to be related to the storm track. Thoughts?

Looks like KBOS is about done. Looking at the webcams there is a solid blanket of snow at Boston College but just a dusting at the Charles and science center. I would guess Logan will have between a trace and perhaps an inch if they cheat a bit.

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A friend of mine runs a large landscape/plowing company in Metrowest Boston. He has 60 guys coming in at 7am. It's a big decision that has to be made this evening. I heard Boston already called off school? I have not been following this storm too closely as it has always been pretty much a whiff up here but wow. What a sh...ow if this south trend were to continue

2 months April 8th

12Z GFS

Full drone video

Like Scott just said, what a day!! After a week of low clouds and below freezing temperatures that mountains are just white against the blue sky. I took the drone up to Franconia Notch. Incredibly beautiful. Much more so that a tropical sunset. I want such a day as this on April 8th!

31,2F light snow 2.25" fairly good snow growth

Time sensitive. Friends just called me from Sturbridge on the Mass Pike. Heavy snow with many accidents. Road is slush covered and extremely slippery. I was actually surprised how bad they said it was. They were coming from NYC and said the north part of RT 84 was bad to but now they are thinking of getting a hotel instead of continuing east to their home in Boston.

31.6F Very light snow. Temp has been 32F or below but we have had almost no precip. Dusting...

They have 4" for me in the Plymouth area. I will take the under 32.3F First flakes

31.2F Freezing rain and sleet trees glazed

27.6F ZR total skating rink out there. Wonder when I'll go about freezing. Do we do it again tomorrow night but in reverse as it gets colder on friday?

25.1F Very light snow grains. About 2" earlier. Snow depth 11" I don't like to see all that rain moving our way. Could be quite the sneeker event this evening with freezing rain. White pines already have snow on them so that could cause a quicker ice acretion?

Eat all the grapevines you want but don't mess up my snow stake!

Moderate snow 18.8F Eyeballing 2". We were in a dry slot for a couple of hours. Finally some good snow but the end seems pretty near.

Welcome to the forum. I'm 30 miles NNE of you. I'm in the same hole. Very very light snow. Vis 4 miles 18.8F 1" new so far

Feather dusting with the squalls. Glad others had some really great ones.

I'm noticing a twist perhaps starting just SW of Southern VT. Would that be a meso low? Seems to be heading towards Concord up through Brian and me? 30.8F Very light snow with lots of virga

Storm is over. 35.2F which is the high for the day. 2" of snow. Then a couple of hours of sleet before heavy rain. Peak wind E 36mph 10" of snow left on the ground. It will freeze into a cement block tonight before light snow falls on top. Amazing how warm it is just south of me and there is no snow on the ground.