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Rain/Snow mix started an hour ago. Now mostly light snow. Temp slowly dropping 34.5F

I'm 50 miles to your southwest and have had heavy drizzle with fine raindrops all morning. I assume it is the same at your property with echoes going that way

33.8F Light rain. Temp dipped to 32.7F around daybreak. I heard reports of a bit of freezing rain. Rain at 33 or 34F is about as miserable as it gets.

I disagreed with you guys eliminating the Covid thread earlier this year and still disagree that the moderators don't want any posts on a subject of science. I understood that the old post veered into politics which is more subjective. Perhaps after next week when the election will be over we could bring back discussion on this important topic that affects all of us and could become really bad over the next couple of months. I found the New England discussion of Covid was a great resource as we have many intelligent people on this forum. Just my 2 cents.

For a camera I have been using the Nest products for several years. You would have to research how they work with solar power and the type of internet service you will have. That might be the biggest issue with band with and interrupted power. Assuming that can be worked out the cam's work great for security as they can send you notifications of sound or motion. Lots of customization. Also with the Nest aware you can easily create time lapses of interesting weather events, for instance this time lapse of a summer storm. https://video.nest.com/clip/462c15255bfe4cd4804b2a96a5036360.mp4 I also have a VP2 weather station. To look at the quality of the Nest cam's and the VP2 info my weather link is www.bridgewaternhweather.com Congrats on your purchase.

Thank you Phin and Alex for your great webcams. Now I can see what is going on in the Northern Presidentials and beyond. I also bookmark the Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain Cam. The Loon Mtn cam just faces a ski slope so it's hard to tell what is going on around that site. Do any of you have cam site that faces into Franconia Notch? I wish Cannon had a high quality cam. They do have a cam at the top. The State of NH does have some good road cams but they cycle through the day instead of a higher quality video feed. You have to stop it at the last frame. Okay I'm totally rambling. Bottom line, looking for more Cam sites in N NH

PF, that last picture is award winning beautiful! I found a site that you can upload your favorite picture for a jigsaw puzzle. (Zazzle). Going to steal this picture and post on my timeline.

First flakes for some tomorrow morning? I'm right at the SE end of the weenie snow maps but maybe with my elevation I can score a few mangled flakes at the end? I wonder what date I usually see first flakage? Accumulating snow if rare in Mid October but flurries at the tail end of a deepening storm isn't so much

Monday's 12Z Euro has a nice noreaster for New England next weekend. Still way out there but a cold storm with perhaps elevation storm. Mid October elevation snow is not very far fetched for us. Although I assume northern areas now have mostly bare trees but Central New England still foliage is still on the trees. Want to get all the leaves down before any heavy wet snow threats or high wind threats.

Crazy storm on Alex's webcam. Heavy rain and so much lightning. Very impressive for Oct 10th

Poor goes out here for 2-5 seconds probably once a week. We bought a new washing machine 18 months ago and it has gone haywire. The service guy came out and said the brief outages are horrible for the motherboard. He told us to unplug the washing machine when not in use. The new Mother board was $380. Ridiculous. The old simpler appliances and machines lasted years not anymore.

Surface well down about 15 feet. Don't use it anymore as we have the deep drill well. Rain is coming to the rescue next week

Congrats Alex 24.1F Balmy 34.1F here

Welcome. Nice that we are adding more NNE posters.

.04" rain last night. First since Sept 2's .25

41F for a low. Colder lows coming for the weekend but I stay toasty up on the hill. Widespread frosts/freezes to the coast have to happen before I frost up here. The settlers of 1795 sure knew where to site houses to extent growing seasons on both ends.

Yes, satellite pictures show we have clear skies except a few Cu. Visibility is good, all the smoke is well aloft.

Thank you Alex. The new camera is great. I can even see the rain drops splashing in the water. Now I can watch the snow line on Mt Washington and the leaves turn. It will happen fast now that your going to be having nightly frosts. You had a great summer. Seemed like less upslope clouds with endless sunshine with super warm temperatures. I'll give you a call soon to catchup on things https://video.nest.com/live/S9cztU6Ans

It's Mid September so it's time for a NNE cold season thread. Let's hope for lots of storms! To start the thread off I'll ask a question. How is COVID going to affect the ski industry? Could be tough with lots of people breathing on each other in lodges. On the other hand this was a busy tourist season (at least in the Lakes Region of NH) so maybe people are more apt to stay local in New England and not travel to warmer climates?? Thoughts?

Uh oh. 18Z GFS hours 300 on takes Sally or Teddie to Miami 960mb then north to Cape Hatteras and over NYC. Is it a lock?

115pm local time. Crazy

Fires just exploding in California today. Towering pyrocumulonimbos creating shadowing. Wonder if it's raining ash downstream?

Interesting picture. This one was taken from a jet. At first it seemed odd the pyrocumulous didn't match up to the fire but this shows the same thing. Probably the same anvil and fire.

Typical Denver It's 97F (1pm local time) in Denver today. Will the ground be too warm for the snow to stick?

34.7F Sun, snow, sun. Icicles still on the north side of the house. High was 37F but when a squall goes through it briefly drops below freezing.