Measured 4” but that includes the little bit that fell yesterday. Went over to Littleton, NH to finish up Christmas shopping. Very festive. Rt. 302 was crap on the way home.
Every time I see North Haven mentioned, I am reminded of the time that DIT tried to convince all of us that most people knew that NH meant North Haven and not New Hampshire.
The wind was just about as strong as I’ve seen today. I spent most of the day in a conference room at the Waterbury State Office Complex with a wall of windows staring directly down the Winooski valley in JSpin’s general direction. The wind felt like it was shaking the windows and it pushed rain water in. My PWS recorded its highest gust ever at 29.7 mph. Sucks to have lost such a nice beginning but it’s snowing now.
My PWS is poorly sited for wind. It’s too close to the house and gets blocked from several directions. All that said, this is the strongest wind I’ve measured since I’ve had it, almost 30 mph.
Considering how dry it had been in the weeks and months leading up to the snow blitz, it's nice to see some stored water being built up. Now lets hope we don't lose a lot to run off on frozen ground.