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Unless there's a shift south with redevelopment I'm not sure those GYX numbers will verify here. Maybe more of a northerly flow can keep it from changing to sleet and rain?

Some good growth out there now. 3 inches and 31F @ PSM

Cold, steady light snow

I'd take a middle of the road compromise between GFS and euro. Maybe some sleet/rain transitioning to snow here.

Maybe too early for run-to-run changes to cause too much enthusiasm or dismay. See where things stand on Wednesday-Thursday. But looks like some good times in December for a change...will be happy with something on the ground by 12/25.

Quick shower and strong gusts coming through. Temps starting to come down. 45F

"Indian summer"?

Been watching models and following along here when things started looking interesting for this week/weekend. Last night I watched the WBZ winter outlook and they mentioned it as the most difficult they've had to produce because of the disparity amongst a number of indicators. The front-ended winter would be nice for a change but it seems hard to put your eggs in any one basket this year. That said, as the resident weather geek at my office, I have a pool going to guess the white Christmas chances, and I'm in for at least 6 inches on the ground at some point Christmas Day. But we'll see.

Has that mid-winter feel tonight. 21F and gusty

33F and falling

First flakes this morning...nice to see.

32.5F for the low

I like the look of the euro in the long range.

No worse for the wear here. Never lost power but fully expected to based on the way it sounded out there earlier.

Almost tempted to take a drive to the beach after midnight to check things out but a little concerned about downed limbs on the roads. Anyway, a decent wind event looks likely here.

Even some "mood fog" rolling in off the water this evening would be welcome.

This is pretty interesting: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/snow-and-ice/snowfall-extremes/. In NH, I was somewhat surprised to see Rockingham Cty second from bottom for 1-day record, but in 4th place for 3-day record (2015). That was a pretty amazing period.

Colder here than on Mount Washington right now...40.8F

38F here this morning...first <40 of the season.

50F...raw

Wondering if any bands make it up this far later on. Models hinted at it yesterday.

Pretty mild for this time of night in mid-Sept...71F.

The National Weather Service reported Tuesday morning that 1,200 cloud-to-ground strikes and 5,800 in-cloud strikes hit the Bay Area Monday night. "You can see both," says Scott Rowe, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Monterey. "Both are just as dangerous." If you live in a cloud?

Snowing on Mt. Washington

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