It’s crazy how rapidly it left up here too. Turning into a sunny day and already 50s at 1,500ft after mangled flakes four hours earlier.
1.56” past 24 hours.
We had some good thunder and lightning roll through here over the past hour or so.
Must be some good dynamics because 52/48 at the surface doesn’t scream thunderstorms.
Wonder how Phin fares. The northeastern side of the Presidentials should be ripe for snow if the upper level low continues to dive like that.
The deep layer flow will be crushing those large scale eastern slopes.
Can’t wait for another round of 1-2” rainfall for most by middle of next week and then hearing about the Stein concerns that will develop after that. Always lurking after each rain event.
Already dipped toes in it.
I mean it’s the same temperature as it was at 3am last night. Felt hot sleeping, but feels glorious outside this afternoon, ha.
The webbed hands of Stein slowly kill you like a boa constrictor… it’s so slow, you don’t know it’s happening until it’s too late. Can see the appeal of staying ahead of it.
Still been holding 70-72F during the 3am hour for a proper overnight torch, ha.
Warmest in New England in the north central mountain valleys of the Greens.