moneypitmike

Even with a calm storm like this, the wind is blowing pretty good off the water. Snow blowing sideways and drifting a bit as evidenced by clear deck rails. Measuring at Pit2 is always an adventure. The wind at the new pit1 can be pretty good too, but i'm not really eager to measure rain.

An update from GYX. Love to see it as I'm sitting at 26* What I am watching closely is temps along the coast tracking the location of the coastal front. Temps are dropping along the Midcoast as the front drifts east...... So my gut feeling is that if it has not significantly warmed up along the coast by now it is unlikely to do so from this point forward. Snowfall rates thru evening will be 1 inch or more per hour at times...especially under the largely stationary band paralleling the storm track. As a result snowfall amounts are higher than previous forecasts especially for coastal southwestern Maine into Rockingham County NH.

I'm guessing those areas over my head mean something good.

Wow---that's surprising to me.

My GYX p/c now limits my mix to between 2-3pm. I can deal with that.

Is the 9.9" from the RAP on Ray's head? congrats!

Weathertap is showing the mix not too far off. It hasn't been moving yet. Pit2 is the pin east of Brunswick

I'm suddenly in a bummer of a lull. wasn't expecting that.

Just looked at the HRRR......it's not showing taint (or at least very little). Meanwhile, it shows it ripping here from 4:00 - 10:00. Bring it.

This morning my p/c forecast was for 1-3" for the daytime. It's now calling for 3-5" this afternoon. FTW. It still shows a rain mix though. 27*

Front Street : Exhibit A dremonstrating the power of the December 2 sun angle.

Had a great band come through while i was walking the dog. 2.5

Congrats.

One inch down. Gonna take the dog for a walk before the rain.

I remember going there a few times 40 years ago.

Getting it done.

Looks like my neighbor waited one day too many to haul his dock out.

The ever reliable EC (I know.....you're showing the eps).

A hurricane heading your way or a tornado warning--sure. People and dogs who are afraid of thunder, sure. A snowstorm? Please......

Fugly for here.

Ripping good now. It will be important to rack it up early before any mid-storm mix.

Upon further consideration---we might be able to use that therapist on this board!

LMAO---what the the hell is that? Fair of not having milk?

Guaging from the view across the river, vis is no more than a 1 mile here. Pretty solid. Flakes are good too.

12z HRRR and RAP. These are essentially the last maps that will capture the entire storm (subsequent ones will miss any earlier accums).