A very compacted 5.5'' on the ground this morning so I'm sure we were at like 6-7'' at some point. Pretty cool for 11/15-16 though the landscape is kind of ugly with all the leaves on top of the snow. Raining now.
This is a highly anomalously cold early season snow but October 2011 is a completely different beast. We may never see that again. My favorite weather event of all time.
Pounding dendrites...just under 2’’. Not staying up to see it through but would be surprised if we don’t reach warning criteria...very impressive for 11/15.
FWIW I'm looking at the 12z Euro soundings for ASH and I don't see any sleet at 06z. Maybe the in between hours between 06z and 12z but it's snow through 06z verbatim.
I can't imagine that roads will be good by 5:15 tomorrow morning with sleet following the thump. It's not like we're going to transition to 40F and rain.
I think this is fair. I haven't seen a model sounding that sleets srn NH until some time after 06z. If we can hold on to snow for the majority of the initial thump I can see widespread 4-6'' amounts Rt. 2 north. My biggest fear would be an earlier mix obviously along with mediocre snowgrowth producing like 2-3'' of sand and then pings.
When is the last time we had a November widespread advisory/warning event in the interior...Thanksgiving 2014? I haven't looked at modeling until just now but I like a solid 3-6'' before mess up this way.
Tree House is very good but not life changing. So far I've had Julius, Bright, and Hurricane with Hurricane being my favorite of the three. Best NE IPA I've ever had was from Other Half in Brooklyn and these don't top it.