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Nice snow squalls moving past me this PM. Fun to watch the Nest camera.https://video.nest.com/live/2yLZqc60Vg Just made it to 35F

Video from my neighbor up at 1600 feet. A mid winter dry snow with blowing and drifting. Trying to share this facebook video so link might not work https://www.facebook.com/christine.segalas/videos/pcb.10221978663513683/10221978663313678/?type=3&__tn__=HH-R&eid=ARAUyImOTTbAciZn5JLnGlXHXsF9WaKXwta6xDyS6vCSNW_bemVaoYCBhYQW43U0z6WqgPQyGrk8TAGF&__xts__[0]=68.ARAvVbacpTyD6RhPUHyD2DpyoUe9HLclr3Dx7oqn8mTw5qaj95SPQuzn4YtzrvpPg17ksfZcpQUFVdzMJUXjWZSydM8OTClxb797wppWthP34pQuwLwYAlZfVxssWc5wK7MpH13SuxqzPRAwxBxGQJxWDi3H1Ms8bMFDn58pbtzw7kpHnSutplSYVjTInPoZdTw95s895vVPuKzEyNmBn-MtvEiCe961Z8O8uyyOlIepBvahny1q4IGiz3zRFbNZyPRtitY1J4q_Q-ZixmVWtidUWKYbFYhws-HzqKIdGEyfYw-qi8Ec2Fbyseu7lQ

Alex, maybe you over did it moving north from Boston to find a snow lovers spot. I'll give you a couple of years and you will be talking about moving to Florida I have frickin icicles forming too. May sun is melting snow on the roof but air has been below freezing. Warming up now 33F

I think the mid day cold is even more impressive than the snow. The flowering trees and trees in leave are taking a hit with temps below freezing and strong winds. Luckily we had a cold April so things are not that far along

11:15am. Snow flurries, blowing snow with winds gusting to 30mph. 32F is extremely impressive for May 9th for near mid day. There was almost no snow down at Newfound Lake level (586 feet) but almost 3" at my elevation at 1100 feet. At this elevation we are having mid winter blowing snow right now. Then below us is a band where the snow was very wet and clung to the trees. Beautiful earlier before the wind. Go further down in elevation the trees are in bud with small leaves and the grass is dark green. Really interesting to live in an area with elevation differences. Far cry from my days living in Metro Boston. Picture from earlier this AM before wind

No snow in downtown Bristol which is just 10 miles north of you. Elevation made all the difference. I bet even on your road there is much more snow at the top of your road than along the river

30.0F (temp continues to fall) light snow blowing snow 2.75" We were cold enough that legit blowing snow right now. Wind really cranking. Just made this short timelapse of the blowing snow. https://video.nest.com/clip/3d7bb204adfc4f8188a8f97fd187e422.mp4

44/30 light rain just started

46/26 Overcast

Grass just started to green on south slopes. Have not notice any bud swelling on trees or anything in bloom yet. Certainly no yellow forsythia. Still some snow patches in deep wooded areas. (Picture from yesterday)

I don't know he had psychological issues. Thanks for setting me straight.

I'm a friend of Josh and that was a really stupid comment. A lot of people are worried

Unless I'm reading the recon reports wrong the recon went thru the eye very recently and found 952.5mb.

Mark, can you believe it. Some mood flakes falling right now. 4.5" on the day!

GOES 16 has the center moving NNE at the moment

2.5" never got below 1 mile vis today. Mostly very small flakage. Finally in past 15 minutes a few bonafide medium flakes mixed in. Sky very bright. Peak wind gust 14mph. Town plow still has not bothered to go by. Kids could easily had school. Total disasta...unless something backs in from the east.

1pm. Very light snow and snow grains. Snow started at 8am and after 5 hours 2". Intense band to my east wants to come west but falls apart. Big bust incoming? Starting to look like that.

Watching WMUR news at noon here in NH. Reporting 14 people without power in the state. I thought it might be an error but just checked the Eversource map. 2 customers without power in their service region

27.4F Light snow, light winds. Vis 1.25 miles. Poor snow growth 1.5" new (Been snowing for 4 hours now)

27.5F light snow Vis 1 mile. Wind north 4 gusts to 14mph. Poor snow growth. 1/2" over the past 2 hours.

29f very light snow. Heavy dusting. Expected 2/3 inches by now according to models. Get this stuff north please.

Lots of people saw it all over New England. My neighbor swears it landed just behind his house! He said it went down just behind his trees. Highly doubtful. I told him he should take the day off and go into his woods and find it. A 1 pound meteorite is worth about a million bucks!

Looking at that shot I am trying to figure out the city light sources. To the extreme right must be Berlin. Maybe Littleton on the left? Then on the far horizon that must be Montreal. Years ago I did a winter overnight edu trip at the summit. A noreaster was developing down in the mid-Atlantic and the cirrus shield had made it over SNE. Boston's lights were quite visible reflecting up to the underside of the clouds. Actually, this would be a neat question to the observers. If a cirrus shield was over NYC would they be able to see the cirrus lit that far away. I think it would be possible. For some reason the "how far can you see" question has always interested me. Edit. Maybe the horizon lights are Burlington?

KP index a 5 so I went to the top of the hill for a look. Definite brightening on the north horizon but with the naked eye I could not make out any detail. Need to be able to see to fairly low to the north to notice. Moon rises around 9pm which will probably kill anything after that....

I went up to the top of my hill last night and couldn't see anything. My friend Dave setup at the foot of Newfound Lake and with a time exposure caught them very faintly. Like the ones I briefly saw last week they are usually far on the north horizon. The key lately is you really need to have an unobstructed north view without any city lights in that direction... Here's the pic he posted on his site...