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An even 4.00" in the Davis since Saturday. Think we finished over 6" for April...

1 minute ago, wxeyeNH said:

38.7F  Moderate rain  About 1.5"

Trivia...   Who was famous for saying we are in the Wheel of Misfortune?

I wanna say Barry Burbank.

First rumble of thunder. Almost at .50 here.

Hit 84 earlier and now slowly dropping...down to 75. Had the first 60+, 70+ and now 80+ of the season all this week on different days.

High of 77.8...10 degrees cooler along the shore for lunch at the beach today. Now down to 52 and falling. 

1 hour ago, tunafish said:

What was your total for 20/21?

Had 43" that year. 

46F. Hoping to at least break 60 for the first time this year later this afternoon. Going into the doldrums, but some drying out and having open windows next week will be welcome.

Will finish at 35" for the season. Probably the lowest of the past 10 years. 

NAM FTL...high of 48. Oh well, should expect it this time of year. Skies lighting up now at least. Looking forward to the change in seasons.

Heard thunder...first of the "warm" season. 42/40 and foggy AF.

12z NAM trying for 60F here this afternoon...please let that verify. Just need a little taste of spring to start healing from winter. This 39 and rain is the worst.

Snow at 33/31. Coated up.

I'd like to buy the clown range warmth on the GFS...70s Easter weekend? No doubt we'll be in the 40s on the coast while CT nears 80.

11 minutes ago, tamarack said:

One sign of a good book is that it's better when read ag second time.  UMaine wildlife professor highly recommended Sand County Almanac when I was there about 1973, and I've probably read it 8-10 times since.

Pack down to 21", same as on Feb 27 and we've had 29" since then.  Peak was 36" on March 4.

That brings back memories. I don't know if it was required but I remember reading that for intro to wildlife management course at UNH back in '88. Also recommend Nature I Loved by Bill Geagan.

Looks like around 7 inches or so. Pending what might fall overnight, 8 inches might be doable. Still some good bands and gusts spinning in from the northeast. Been 33/31 since 10 am this morning.

Hard to capture the intensity but it’s pouring snow. My little Japanese maple getting shellacked

Been pounding for a few hours now. Over 2 inches thus far so accumulation has been slow. 33/31

Trying hard to complete the flip here. Still mainly cat paws with occasional busts of snow. 36/34

Will be interesting watching this develop tomorrow. Looks like we'll be in the right front quadrant of that low as it pinwheels into Cape Ann. Still thinking around 8-10 final here but winds may be the bigger story. School decided to do an early release thinking it won't be snowing until tomorrow afternoon...not sure about that.

Been absorbing the analysis here. Great discussion. Still seems like a flip of the coin as to how this ultimately plays out. Seems like higher elevations in W New England are a lock for a nice storm. Going with 8-10" here but we'll be waffling on the real solution until go-time. Wish we had a colder air mass to help make this a true all-timer.

Still coming down at a good clip but basically zero gain in accums. Maybe end with 4" if we're lucky.

The nickel and dime winter has really turned into a penny winter. Don't think models did very well in their depiction for my area...maybe HRRR came the closest. Never got a good cold drain from Maine as we often see in these.

Temp dropped a degree in the last hour or so and been snowing at a good clip. Everything pasted. Too wet here early on for good snow growth. Approaching 3" now. 33/31

Feeling good about the largest event of the season so far, and only need 5" to do it. Currently 40/28.

It was pounding at Loon Mt this morning. Probably 6 or 7 inches on the car. Conditions were a little slow though. Sleet/mixed snow grains and foggy most of the day after the snow ended.

Not bad here in Lincoln NH. It looked like we’d get shadowed this morning with low rates but it picked up later in the day. Nice day of skiing in the end.