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27F Heavy snowsquall in progress. Vis 1/4 mile

23.7F Light snow vis 2 miles. About 3/4" so far. Light snow started around 8am. Very poor snow growth. It basically stopped mid day and then picked up again with bigger flakage over the past couple hours. No big deal. The leaf blower takes care of these types of storms.

Ground white again. Ended with 1.5". 3" or so for the season

23.8" 1.5" Light snow. Vis 2 or 3 miles. Glad that most of the board got something. Then I thought of poor James he missed getting anything, and then it hit me he is gone.

I remember you once told me that trees laced with snow is one of your favorite things.

Snow has commenced and is starting to stick 33.4F

The cam that has the round picnic table. They are right on the Plymouth/Bridgewater line about a mile north of me. Exactly 1500 feet www.bridgewaternhweather.com

38.2F Catpaws. At the new webcam I put at my neighbors at 1500 feet it is flipping now

Loving your cam Alex. Enjoy skiing 39.2F Light rain here. High an hour ago was 40F

Happy Thanksgiving NNE peeps. A tough call for my area tomorrow. Rain changes to snow but how fast and how much qpf? In any event it looks enough that the ground will be white over the weekend. 1-3", 2-4" type deal.

We took a ride to find snow. I knew we would be right around the SE portion of the snow as the system passed. I flip to some mangled flakes at the very end last evening. This morning I could see snow around the 1750 foot level of Ragged and Cardigan.

Flippin here

Speaking of oak leaves I have never seen so many come down midday today. Shower came through with gusty winds and in 5 minutes most of the oak trees lost their leaves. I made a short Youtube video.

42.3F Graupel shower just ended Congrats to everyone that is seeing their first frozen today. I got in on the "excitement" with a graupel shower that just ended. Looks like another one is about to start. I also bumped up the thread that people can record their snowfall. Quick Youtube video to document.

Just bumping up this thread since many places in NNE recording their first frozen today. Graupel shower just ended for me.

Are you thinking of building another house? I would be happy to come over to the lot with the drone and fly it right at treetop level so you can get an idea of views.

Cold rainy dark day. So many leaves still on the trees. Oaks are just about to peak but other species still have leaves too. Maybe 15% bare?

3 years ago today....

Cloudy 44F. About .12" so far and models give me about another .25"

One year ago today parts of NNE had accumulating snow. At that time I grabbed this picture from Alex's webcam. Speaking of that, I lost your link Alex. Do you still have a cam up that you can share with the forum? As for the present, about 1" of rain from the last system. The foliage is a bit weird. We were at about 75% peak and then the wind stripped a lot of leaves. So the oaks are just starting and the rest is a mix of bare, color and some green. If not for the front we were heading for a nice peak.

Scott, I get what your saying too. It's basically a continuum from what the eye sees to total art or fantasy. If I happen to get a great morning shot on a still lake with mist and a heron flying flapping his wings and creating ripples on the water that would be a great photograph. If someone else takes a picture a minute before me and "photoshops" him in, to me it's cheating. WMUR our NH station posted this picture that someone took at the Balsams. Obviously no one under any lighting pictures would see that. To me it is much more art than photography but countless comments said how stunningly beautiful it must have been up there. We could go round and round but I think we both understand each others point.

Hey, I was going to put this post in foliage thread but I think it is more off topic banter. As a semi pro retired photographer one of my pet peeves is that so many people take pictures these days and then post produce them so you don't know what is real and what is not. Back in the day we could not do this pre digital. I will give you an example. We have a well known photographer in our area. People are always commenting in Newfound Area Facebook Group how fantastic his pictures look. So vibrant and colorful, a real master! Yesterday he rented a plane and took this picture of Newfound Lake. So today I took my high end drone which has a fantastic camera and went to the highest hill to take the same picture. Both images are below. Mine is out of the camera, no edits. I understand everyone's eye is different so some post editing is fine, for instance my dehaze tool because that takes away something that on a clear day would not be there. By the way the photographers image was yesterday and mine today so if anything the colors should be better as we still have not peaked. There use to be a commercial some of the old timers might remember. Which one is real and which one is Memorex"?

Just took this. Still lots of green here. Seems like peak each year is October 18th.

Interesting about the growing season will be officially over. I never thought of that but even if we got there I feel they should issue a frost/freeze since although the farming growing season will be over many people keep houseplants out. I had envisioned that once we get later in the season than this when the first cold snap comes they will have to issue a warning from the Canadian border to the South Coast of New England, basically all of New England at one time.

Question.... has any "official" reporting station in New England or for that matter the Northeast reported a 32F for a low yet. I know a few weather stations like Alex's 31.9F have had a touch of frost but anything official?