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2 stratus gauges at different heights about 15 ft apart.

6ft up...1.80”

A little off the ground...1.89”

So there was definitely some wind turbulence knocking down my totals from the upper gauge. That explains why the tipper was running higher since I originally had it calibrated with the other one that was lower. That’s why they tell you to install the gauges lower and with wind screens.

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000
NOUS41 KGYX 171606
PNSGYX
MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-033-NHZ001>015-180406-

Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Gray ME
1206 PM EDT Sat Oct 17 2020

...SNOWFALL REPORTS...

Location                     Amount    Time/Date       Provider

...Maine...

...Franklin County...
Tim Pond                     1.0 in    0756 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media

...Somerset County...
14 NNW Jackman               6.0 in    1014 AM 10/17   Other Federal

...New Hampshire...

...Coos County...
3 ENE Colebrook              8.0 in    1125 AM 10/17   Public
2 ESE Jefferson              7.1 in    1012 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter
Whitefield                   7.0 in    0959 AM 10/17   Public
Pittsburg                    6.0 in    1001 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Randolph                     5.0 in    0835 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Jefferson                    5.0 in    0833 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Lancaster                    3.8 in    0836 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
1 SE Lancaster               2.8 in    0719 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter
1 SE Lancaster               1.3 in    0634 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter

...Grafton County...
5 SSW Piermont               2.0 in    0835 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media

...Hillsborough County...
2 WNW New Ipswich            0.2 in    1132 AM 10/17   Public
Francestown                  0.2 in    1121 AM 10/17   Public

...Sullivan County...
Washington                   5.5 in    1118 AM 10/17   Public
Lempster                     3.0 in    0736 AM 10/17   Public
Grantham                     2.0 in    1000 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Croydon                      0.5 in    0712 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter
&&
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8 minutes ago, dryslot said:

000
NOUS41 KGYX 171606
PNSGYX
MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-033-NHZ001>015-180406-

Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Gray ME
1206 PM EDT Sat Oct 17 2020

...SNOWFALL REPORTS...

Location                     Amount    Time/Date       Provider

...Maine...

...Franklin County...
Tim Pond                     1.0 in    0756 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media

...Somerset County...
14 NNW Jackman               6.0 in    1014 AM 10/17   Other Federal

...New Hampshire...

...Coos County...
3 ENE Colebrook              8.0 in    1125 AM 10/17   Public
2 ESE Jefferson              7.1 in    1012 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter
Whitefield                   7.0 in    0959 AM 10/17   Public
Pittsburg                    6.0 in    1001 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Randolph                     5.0 in    0835 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Jefferson                    5.0 in    0833 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Lancaster                    3.8 in    0836 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
1 SE Lancaster               2.8 in    0719 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter
1 SE Lancaster               1.3 in    0634 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter

...Grafton County...
5 SSW Piermont               2.0 in    0835 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media

...Hillsborough County...
2 WNW New Ipswich            0.2 in    1132 AM 10/17   Public
Francestown                  0.2 in    1121 AM 10/17   Public

...Sullivan County...
Washington                   5.5 in    1118 AM 10/17   Public
Lempster                     3.0 in    0736 AM 10/17   Public
Grantham                     2.0 in    1000 AM 10/17   Broadcast Media
Croydon                      0.5 in    0712 AM 10/17   Trained Spotter
&&

5 inches in Randolph? I am not there but that seems high.

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On 10/15/2020 at 3:34 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

Jack’s east

 

On 10/15/2020 at 2:41 PM, powderfreak said:

Another good short term QPF battle between ECMWF and GFS... some decent differences in SNE between the two models.

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On 10/15/2020 at 2:25 PM, Ginx snewx said:

Soakah

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Red is over 2 inches 

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Just now, Ginx snewx said:

Bet 300 ft makes all the difference in the world 

The spotter at 1750' only had 0.5" at 0700, seemingly about the same as me. I don't see how anyone around here added 4.5" since then. I have been watching it on the cam. Maybe 2-3 inches total at most. There is no one living in Randolph higher than about 1750', as far as I know.

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9 minutes ago, PhineasC said:

The spotter at 1750' only had 0.5" at 0700, seemingly about the same as me. I don't see how anyone around here added 4.5" since then. I have been watching it on the cam. Maybe 2-3 inches total at most. There is no one living in Randolph higher than about 1750', as far as I know.

Seems high for real.

Perhaps on  SW edge bordering Jefferson. You notice 2 miles ese Jefferson was in there for 7.1 as well and we know Santa Village in Jefferson got hit hard. 

 So probably somewhere that does poorly on Eastern flow (and good on NW flow)  on SW side/edge of Randolph.

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