HIPPYVALLEY

34 minutes ago, Dr. Dews said:

If you consider trees leafing out in morch acceptable, a-okay

However, 70’s in March followed by any type of multi-day cold snap would be disastrous for fruit trees. 

8 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Morch on with weeklies. It’s over. Rejoice. 

Great, can't wait for Graypril and Nay.

2 hours ago, dryslot said:

This is mine 

These are my neighbors:

2 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Ice ice baby

Rinse repeat. 

We still snowy. 
 

52 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Man what a bluebird day though. Sun feels amazing   Tips SAD has left the building. Wish I was skiing 

Yeah, a stunner today!  Might hit up B’East tomorrow. 

1 minute ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

The last kick in the nads will likely be late March and April when we have benchmark tracks and 38 sheet rain 

For weeks and weeks...

51 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

UK is an absolute NNE bomb,  still pounding Maine at 144. Huge easterly firehose event for Maine 

If the pattern fits wear it!  

This will morph into a Rt 2 N storm and then a little later in the period we get a bigger cash in for everyone in SNE.  

1 hour ago, mreaves said:

Isn’t he also 1900’ higher than you?  I think Mitch is close to 2200’ and your near the bottom of the CRV right?

Yeah, only 400' but tucked in a unique CAD elevated river valley location.  Good snow retention, nice upslope scraps off the higher hills but also subject to the "valley downslope" doldrums in certain coastal storms with a full East fetch of precipitation.

5 hours ago, wxmanmitch said:

A little late to update after the past event due to a Macbook battery replacement (I keep all of my snow info in a spreadsheet), but I'm at 100.5". I guess that puts me in the century club!  

Depth is ~25". 

I was at 102.8" on this day last year with just over a two foot depth as well. It's amazing how similar this winter is compared to last year. Both had a big post Thanksgiving snowstorm followed by an abundance of SWFEs. Last year was a little colder overall though, especially January, and was snowier up north relative to average. Please correct me if my memory is wrong though.  

Wow, you are less than 50mi NW of me and have twice my totals!  The scary part is that I'm almost twice the totals of some people 50mi SE of me.      #nastygradientwinter

Interior SNE gets a warning snow between now and March 10 and maybe even the coast finally cashes in.     Lalala lock it!

5 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Gotta keep it real 

Six IPAs would finish me off and I am pretty Pro.

1 minute ago, weathafella said:

Not worth it-adds too much drive time and you don’t have anywhere near the pack ubiquitous up here.  Same for Westminster 

Yeah, I was joking, that is a long ass ride all the way down 91.

22 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I saw you put back at least 6 at Funkys

What are you, his wife counting beers at the bar?

15 minutes ago, weathafella said:

Didn’t see snow until we got to the north side of Nashua.

Come back 91 to Rt 2 it will be snow all the way to Gardner. 

2 hours ago, powderfreak said:

That really would really be a feat.  I still think you guys get an advisory event at the least going out, always the chance of a hail mary in SNE too.  If anyone can rip out a big solid surprise spring snowstorm, it's you guys in the interior/hills of SNE.  Random bombs is what you do, just get some transient blocking...even a quick hitter.

There is definitely a solid hit coming for the interior, including Kevin before mid-March, just be nice to see one that snows all the way to the CT coast/LI.

31 minutes ago, NorEastermass128 said:

Meh

It's been a tight NW favored gradient.  Ray and I usually run neck and neck, year in and year out, with his advantage in big coastal years but you can see the gradient that occurred so far this season on Kevin's snow table thread.

If not for the early December storm, RT 2 N would be absurdly ahead in totals.  I'd still be at 30" and Dave at or above 40" but many S of the Pike would barely be out of single digit totals.  So in that regard it has been a full ratter for many. 

This year RT 2 N & W of Gardner has been a bit disappointing but still mostly been full winter conditions despite the mild temperatures and lack of impressive storms. 

53 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Big time potential, north favored for now but the euro trajectory is tempting for west of river folk. Give it a few days.

I’m in on this system, I’ll be watching ensembles next 2 days.

I’ll take a day in the 50s, my driveway is a wreck from that slop storm Tuesday. 

@snowgeek  Wow!   Good for you!  Looks awesome.

10 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

You have run away and hidden from me at 38".

It’s only been the past 2 weeks, before that we were even as usual.  
Dave is 10” ahead of me up  in the ORH Co. elevated nether regions. 

2 hours ago, Dr. Dews said:

yeah I think you average 60-80 ish? Only a couple decent snowfalls from average

I average 60”

17 minutes ago, Dr. Dews said:

yeah, at least there's a decent pack to enjoy.

I'm at 47" on the season with about 70% coverage in the yard averaging 2-4" deep.  The cutoff S of RT 2 has been astounding this year.  I drove to E MA and back today and E or S of Gardner there is almost no snow.

2 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Nah, winter is over.

You’re patience will be rewarded, there is a big bomb coming in the next few weeks.