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Hooksett damage Northfield damage Other than the cable line, nbd here. I saved the bamboo and birches with frequent shaking. The birches will hopefully recover. As for my parents, at least they’ll get more sun.

Yeah...and it hit all of those mini jack zones from ORH county to MHT. Plus the screw jobs near Winni, 1P1, and LEB.

Parents just had a large tree come down across their driveway so they’re trapped for awhile.

Not perfect, but the ICON determines its own snow:liquid ratio. This is from the 00z run yesterday evening...

Everyone from Maryland is getting pummeled right now.

Alright. So we have almost 3”...calling it 2.8” so far Stratus #1 had 0.32” of rain when the snow started sticking. I out the snow board out and just took an 8hr sample that had an additional 0.67”. Whether or not some liquid melted out the bottom and dripped off the board, I dunno. There’s enough weight to these 3 inches that the birches are touching the ground. I just shook off the hawk netting and bamboo for the 5th time, but hopefully that’s the last one. What a PITA for just a few inches. It goes to show you just how impactful liquid equivalent is.

Power went out for a minute and came back on. Lots of flickering. Fak.

Up to 33.0F with the snow still moderate. It's steadily accumulating in the tipper...about a tip every 15-20 mins.

Hooksett update

Power flickered here right after a transformer blew down the road.

Last I looked they were 29°

He’s talking about his personal wx station.

Looks like all rain in Plymouth and LEB. Ouch.

Dome Awakening

That dryslot is racing through coastal NH/SW ME now.

I forgot Matt had that member name now.

Nothing changed over S NH from GYX. Maybe just a radar deal with the snow line creeping to BOX? Not my expertise.

Chickens are more than safe, but the bamboo and hawk netting are requiring frequent shakes.

That’s the highest Presidentials blocking the beam.

Got a report from Eek that he’s 35° and rain with no snow thanks to a NE wind off the lake.

Not sure why that didn’t loop. Trying on the phone now.

Incoming Phin

A slight slant there.

That’s brightbanding around the radar. As long as GYX, and vicinity, is 32-33° there’s going to be a lot of oranges and reds sitting over dryslot’s head.

I had a mini melt. Repulled my back and was trying to shake wet snow off of my bamboo that was almost touching the ground. I’m on the heating pad so I’m in a better mood right now. We still have some of the banding coming through from ESE to WNW. I’m not sure if the heavies can sustain up my way for any length of time, but you should still have a period of heavy rates. I just missed my QPF bomb by a hair and a degree again.