DomNH

Well that was a dud. When I woke up and heard pinging at 3 am I knew it was over. On to sping.

Yeah it should. Hopefully no later than midnight or so for more than a crusty 2’’.

Looks like that sleet line is hanging tough north of MHT. Good luck to the weenies staying up for this.

Heavier echoes about to move in. See if it flips within the hour.

Road is covered here as well but I think it's just an icy sleet coating. Don't think we've started mixing with flakes yet.

Interesting dude but a very, very good met. Interned with his group at the Boston air traffic control center my senior year of college.

Can hear the pings. HRRR starts to get violent around 03-04z. Going to need a changeover around that point to get closer to warning criteria paste.

NAM is a scalping to a crusty inch or two here. Meh.

Just brings the whole grid down. Some of these convection allowing mesos are nuts.

Gut says like 3-5’’ of total cement but there’s definitely an argument for a higher end wet snow event. Might get shotgun blasts with GFS or HRRR solution.

Haven't paid much attention to this until now but man that's kind of a deck destroying look on a lot of guidance.

Thought I was the only one.

Looks like almost 2’’ here. Morch sun angle no match for these rates.

Wasn't alive for 1978 but that's how I feel about October 2011 and why it's my favorite "winter" event of all time. The impacts and rarity are unlike any snow event I've experienced since. January 2015 blitz is a close second, especially since it coincided with senior year meteorology classes. Everything else kind of blends in.

Is what it is. Overall depth is still pretty impressive.