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11 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

Lot of dripping in the sun today but kind of shocked at how pathetic it was in the shade (as evidenced by the ice not melting on my walkway in my picture)…I assumed at least my walkway would get cleared regardless of sun exposure. 

Is that your North side? We've been in our house for 10 years now and never come close to an ice dam... until now.I have some repairs to do i  the spring.  Maybe i can blame it on Mr. Shitfaced who rolled his truck into our house last month :lol:

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Yesterday's low-RH 46° settled/melted 2/3 of the overnight 2.8", leaving a solid 20" pack.  We've twice had 48" depth in March, on 3/1/08 from the last siggy snowfall of that snowy winter, and 3/31/01 - had 19" dump on 30-31.  In Fort Kent we reached 65" on 3/14/84 as 26.5" fell atop a 42" pack. 

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Yesterday's low-RH 46° settled/melted 2/3 of the overnight 2.8", leaving a solid 20" pack.  We've twice had 48" depth in March, on 3/1/08 from the last siggy snowfall of that snowy winter, and 3/31/01 - had 19" dump on 30-31.  In Fort Kent we reached 65" on 3/14/84 as 26.5" fell atop a 42" pack. 
Impressive depths, especially ft kent. Seems those days are long gone.

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Disturbing from GYX.  I’m ready to be done.

As has been observed with Todays`s forecast, and now Saturday`s forecast, the cold has a way of winning out in these borderline spring warm up events. The ridge next week is still showing up as being highly amplified, but a notable change since last night`s runs has been toward a less amplified ridge. Temperatures still look warm in New England, but there`s been a notable trend southward with the colder air across Quebec. Should this trend continue, it will once again bring the cooler air into New England and risk thwarting the warm up in both amplitude and duration. Again, this still has not shown up on the models, but it`s a potential outcome to continue to monitor for over the next few days given the pattern and recent experience.

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