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Holly Euro. Look at the difference in temps at 21Z on Tuesday. For me in Central NH Plymouth is now 11F warmer than prior run

I don't do any clearing until the entire storm is over. Usually the PL/FZRA layer is on top of the snow below. If you clear snow just before the changeover you are screwed.

Phin, when did they do the logging on opposite you? It looks like corn rows. I'm sure in the summer it blends in but I bet all the people on Randolph Hill were not happy when their wilderness views got a chunk taken out. You have a great full sun southern view for solar but with all the snow I don't know how well that would work out.

Dave, Here is the 18Z Euro at hour 90 compared to the 12Z run

2.5" today. Brings me up to 50" on the season Lots of storms lined up with all kinds of possibilities. Now that our average temperature is rising it's time for me to pull ahead of the SNErs.

2.5" final

Almost the same amount as me in Central NH

18.5F Light snow. Vis 1 mile 1.75". Sun dimly visible. Poor snow growth. Snow growth was good earlier.

14F Light snow vis 1 mile 1.25" new Snow growth has been good at time and cycles. Has anyone every notice that sometimes when the flakage is small big dendrites will mix back in. They become more numerous but get smaller until the whole flake population is somewhat larger. Then the whole thing cycles again.

Moderate to heavy snow vis about 3/8 mile

13 Light snow. Vis up to 3 miles with dim sun. About 1/2" of fluff

9.7F Vis about 2 miles light snow

It's not a great season when I have had the same amount of snow as Steve and Jerry down in SNE. Looking forward to another nickel and dime snowfall tomorrow. Yesterday I had 2", maybe a bit more tomorrow?

No. You got the last storm, this one is for Dendyland. Euro 1" NAM Kuchera powda gives me 7"

2" final. Snow growth for the most part was pretty poor but the models did a good job all and all.

2" Final. Temperature in the low 20's so just a dry snow up here. Models were pretty good all and all

I hadn't looked at the 12Z GFS but yeah, it takes everything south. Looking at the Kuchera clown maps almost 2 feet from Baltimore to Hartford.

My normal snowfall is in the 80's. I have had 45". That doesn't seem bad but that early December storm did dump in my area 24" in about 12 hours. If we had missed that we would be way behind. Nice pattern coming up. Finally real New England cold and multiple snow events (hopefully)

21.4F Heavy virga. Ridges to the SW becoming obscured in snow. Should start here within 15 minutes

I get a smile on my face just because your excited to finally get to see some snow. Hope it works out for you and is an over achiever!

My folks didn't like my obsession with weather. Back in the day it always came on around 620pm on the evening news. My mother would call for dinner right at 615pm just to spite me. I also was always sneaking on the spotlights at night to see if it was snowing and they would yell at me that it is wasting electricity. I remember once they turned on the spotlights in the evening and there was a cold rain. Cat paws were mixing in from time to time with a mangled flake or two. I would get excited and they would look outside and just see rain and told me it was all in my head. Lots of stories like that.

Nice day......sun, clouds passing flurries but I didn't expect so much wind. Maybe it was so strong on my property because it was more WSW than the NW. I'm sheltered from the NW but not from this direction.

Not that I should complain up here having an average snowfall of 85" but the last big storm gave me about 2-3". Next one the same unless the NW trend contines. Snuck in a quick 2.25" today however.

24.5F Light snow ending 2.25" Nice refresher. The snow ended up being much dryer than I thought. I figured this would be a 30 to 32F snow down here but ended up staying in the low 20's. Snow depth up to 10". 45.5" for the season. Snowmobilers have really been hurting this winter down here. We have had snow cover but since the Grinch storm not enough to snowmobile with ease. They will get there chance this weekend. Next...

I usually put more emphase on trends than individual model runs. The trend is our friend. SNE definitely looks to be in the game for Sunday but still more work to get it up here, at least the heavier stuff. This storm looks nice for the Mid Atlantic and the NE cities. Colder down there than the last storm. Meanwhile today's event has been a nice refresher. Still light to moderate snow and almost up to 2". Bit more to go.