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Not sure where you are taking about specifically, but got 1.5" of glop here and its still here. Got up to 35F

If your talking about when your in VT, just head across the border to Mass to a local dispensary. Your not very far.

Something never uttered: "Boy, that mid level warmth came in a lot slower than I expected". At least for here, SVT always one of the first spots for the mid level punch (in CNE/NNE) with a LP driving into WNY. Take the under on 4-5" for here. 1-2" then IP, then ZR, then rain/drizzle.

You ever try low dose THC? Like 2-5mg Gummies/edibles. They have helped me immensely get better sleep. Not for everyone obviously, just an idea.

Hit the trifecta--ZR, IP and tiny flakes mixed in now.

30.4F with ZR..awesome

Jan 2016 Lake Champlain lake effect band. Was driving 22 N to BTV and ran into this band near Addison. It was like 1F and +SN off the lake. I remember thinking where did this come from? Then looked at radar and you could see the lake connection. Sunny skies when I left Manchester.

If you look at that map, the Mohawk Valley west of ALB actually can do pretty well on Lake effect streamers--it's pretty wide open to the lake(no peaks in the way)and moisture squeezes through the valley when the wind direction is correct with enough moisture. I've noticed it on radar over the past 5-6 years where a skinny band develops there.

Nice write up JSpin. The NW upslope has always made sense like you point out because of that long fetch of flat terrain in Southern Canada Talk about just perfect geological luck, only a nice fat Ontario size lake in southern Canada would make lol worthy in terms of snowfall. But I also don't get the Lake Ontario connection and how it can produce so well. It has to pass that long stretch of higher terrain in the ADKs. Maybe its just the rounded nature like you said or the CPV is wide enough there to downslope of the ADKs and then upslope back over the Northern Green's? Certainly interesting. We get Ontario scraps down here also for sure. Again, nothing like up there-- Inch or two here and there, occasionally little more than that.

Seems to happen from time to time. Couple years ago I drove over to Dartmouth from here and a bad cutter had just gone through the previous couple days. Exposed areas around 2k near Bromley/Peru were bare with patches. Got down to Chester VT (700ft -ish) and they had a 10-12" glacier. Definitely was surprising to see.

Right, skiers/ snowmobilers in SNE do. I really don't think the rest do. Most people are very IMBY centric, not saying they shouldn't be, just the way it is I think. Ginx and few others are the outliers.

I hear you on that. You do have JSpin, BWT, BorderWx, Mreaves, and a few others at least somewhat similar (Ok Mreaves a little removed form the upslope zone). But yea, hard for you and the guys in Taunton to be posting snow obs in the same event. There is no one within 50-60 miles of me in any direction pretty much..lol. Just Mitch who never posts on here really. But am little closer for synoptic type event tracks to effect SNE and SVT.

Starting over with a fresh inch!!

Nice. I have not had a top tier weather station either, my only issue with the weather stations I have had is the Temp reading in full sun, the ones I have had are skewed really bad on the high side since they don't have FARS like the DAVIS and whatever else the top models use to combat the solar warming aspect of temps. Now, my last one I bought was like 10 years ago, so it's been a while, maybe all levels of home systems are better now. My rain sensor has been broken for years, but think most home stations now a days should still be fairly accurate. Obviously Dendrite is the go to guru on all things weather stations.

ALY AFD last night had barely mentioned more than a chance of snow showers and Woodford has 5" and some other spots had 2-3" south of me over in the DDH-Mitch corridor. Weenie Meso Models did show it nicely though. Had 1" here

32F. Snowing pretty nicely now, coating. Suck it Grinch. Ha

CAA finally arriving. 39F

That's got to be a first for DEC, no way that has ever happened before.

BML adding to that 50F+ dewpoint record for MET winter that you posted about the other day with that graph. Tack on another 9-10 hours.

Slowest moving cold front in the history of cold fronts. Not that it matters much as pretty much everything is gone, but still, that thing is creeping.

Grinchiest of all the Grinches..

Its warmer in the lower CPV of VT than the damn FL Keys on Xmas morning That's got to be a first.. Still full coverage, but going quick and back yard river is getting louder and louder.

Ughhh, sorry. Hope the crews are out to get it back on soon. High wind if the worst.

DDH running away with the gust lead in the ALY zone.