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Just went through February with a mere .85" of precip and I'm already sick of the March rain. Up to 2.36 so far this month.

Going to close out met winter with 24". Anything could happen but I'm not expecting much improvement the rest of the season so looking at another under performer in the books. My daughter is in Costa Rica with school this week and looking at the pics from there I'm mentally ready to just go full on summer.

Just looking at March data for the Greenland NH coop, 2012 stands out as a glaring anomaly in the past 24 years. All 80+ days in March (3 total) occurred that year. There have been 0 80+ readings in February in the last 24 years.

As much as I want to buy into these bombing solutions, mother nature seems unable to ignite anything close to what models depict even within a 4 day lead. Not sure why it's just an observation that we've seemed to lack the ability over the last several years for ingredients to come together. There's like a zone of negative interference from eastern PA to western NS where cyclogenesis is failing to develop. Maritimes are racking up this season and I kind of expect this event to go their way as well. Time will tell.

Yeah, hit 61F here...what a beaut.

7.68" of rain and 21.5" snow for January. Not great snow-wise but could have been worse of course. Onward and upward.

Picked up 2.5" from this event. Just enough to cover the dog crap. 32/28

Rain 38/37

1/27/15 at PSM...

Drove back from Bridgewater to Burlington through the snow. Thought it was just a passing shower but it kept intensifying. Driving 128 in the snow is terrible. 14/9

Just barely got first single digit low... 9.9F

Finished with 3.5" before change to sleet and freezing rain. Super fluffy stuff this morning and figured we'd be good for at least 6 but the 2-4/3-5 calls were right.

Getting into the 4-8 territory now with that solution. May be an early morning call for the schools around here.

NAM a touch deeper than 6z. Looks like a decent period of moderate snow tomorrow.

Dumping in round 2 as well. Probably get a half inch out of it at least

Damn..this is intense. Got a thunder snow clip on video to boot.

Finished with 2.46" through the tipper. Poor sump pump has never worked harder. I guess the causeway between Portsmouth and New Castle was impassible earlier...what a bad week for anyone near the water.

ICON sort of likes it still for what it's worth

2.3 and counting FFS

1.48" So done with the water. Sump has been running three days straight.

Wouldn't hurt to get a couple inches in squalls and keep it around for a while. Would help brighten the landscape and the mood in here before a hopefully bigger event late week. 40/35 at 1130pm on 1/12...can't wait for this junk to go away.

May end up being a good squall at least on Sunday PM. Love a nice 15 minute whiteout. Potential for something more interesting.

2.6" of rain for the event. Pretty much wiped the yard but have some snow left along the edges. What a cluster today along the shore in Hampton. Cars driving over route 1 through the salt marsh with a foot of seawater pouring over the road.

I think that's the advisory area. High wind warning closer to the coast.

I'll consider it a win if this blows through quickly enough or get into a dry slot to avoid the basement issues. Holding onto a crusty inch or two of slush in the yard would nice too.