powderfreak

That’s a lie right? You really put your cars in the road to not impede the driveway accumulations?

Looks like radar wants to congeal around SE MA here in a bit. I wonder if you guys get a good parting shot further East. Just wild that it’s snowing to the beaches it seems.

Awesome scene man!

This morning's view rolling into work.

SW Albany from my dad. 200 feet elevation.

Surprised I didn't make that list, I can melt with the best of them, ha! It takes a certain pattern for everyone. You know when you are getting boned on a repetitive pattern, like weeks of the same misses.

Election day clipper and upslope? Some decent signals for some orographic snow to start the week. EURO/GGEM/GFS all showing the signals. Cold air mass too.

34F with some stray wet flakes as it ends at 750ft.

I think we've been about identical all day. Just a brutal cold rain at 1,500ft when I've watched it snow up above all day. I did just drive into the notch before it got dark and it's snowing steadily with accumulations starting around 2,000ft. Road is still wet but temp was 32F... the State might shut 'er down tonight if it gets too icy up in those narrow switchbacks.

And boy do they know their audience. That's awesome. You'll never see that from any other Weather Forecast Office.

GFS looks like a nice little event Sun-Tue in several waves.

Trails are white down to 2,500ft. Snowflakes must be making it a bit below that elevation too but not sticking. We’ll see if we flip over at 1500ft here before 5pm.

Could also be a snowpack type of deal too from driving through. It's really hard to judge annual snowfall from the snowpack as we know around here. Places that get half the actual "snowfall" can still have bigger snowpacks in that CAD region south east of Pinkham Notch. It's still "snowy" in that regard, but it's really hard to judge snowfall without actually measuring it every day. Like you drive through Tamarack's area and someone might be like holy crap, this place gets the most snowfall of anywhere around. Basically it's a "deep winter" type of place, the actual inches that come from the sky might be different.

Looks like snow started falling up high right from the get-go. Half inch at 3,000ft on Mansfield so far. Just -RN down here at 1,500ft.

Sounds identical to this area this morning. No snow visible until 1,300ft and then at 1,400-1,500ft arriving at work there was some snow on elevated surfaces, mulch beds, planters, that sort of stuff. It was sort of funny in that there wouldn't be any snow on the actual ground, but if a tree had fallen over there would be snow on that tree trunk. You'd only see snow on elevated stuff just off the forest floor, like stumps, downed trees, etc.

Light dusting on roof tops, pumpkins and the mulch beds up here at the mountain.

Nice little wave of -SN tonight that moved through. No accums but it was good to see a period of flakes flying.

Heavy rime ice on the trees at the ski area last night and today. A few brief breaks in the sky and direct sunlight got pretty bright earlier. Rare to see the trees so white and no snow on the trails. Though I do think the upper elevations had some snow grains falling with the rime. The rime level was around 2,500ft.

Awesome! Yeah I remember for sure. Always enjoyed your posts and thoughts. So great to add another MET to the NNE crew. Looking forward to your obs and posts. We are expanding our coverage up here!

Got a photo of this observation from earlier... heavy rime ice last night and today. Probably even some snow grains and almost like frozen drizzle accumulating on the upper slopes.

Light snow falling at home now. Great to see big flakes in the flood lights.

That is nuts!

Hey dude! I remember you for sure! Great to see that name. Were you in the BGM area at one point? Trying to remember your old posting location. Thats great to see a familiar name from the EUSWX or earlier times. Some -SN in Burlington per a video I just saw. Snow showers moving in.

Yeah I was wondering if we see widespread -SHSN or flurries tonight. Sky has that virga snow wispy look. In fact Mansfield just disappeared in snow it looks like.

Wow. In October none the less.