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Saw that, Nam/Euro was hitting his area the last few runs. Pretty impressive for Mid Nov........ ...LOW TEMPERATURE REPORTS 20F OR COLDER... Location Temp Time/Date Provider ...Maine... ...Aroostook County... Estcourt Station -11 F 0600 AM 11/18 HADS Big Black River -9 F 0300 AM 11/18 USGS Clayton Lake -6 F 0616 AM 11/18 AWOS Clayton Lake (RAINWISE) -6 F 0730 AM 11/18 MESOWEST 3.2 W Fish River Lake -5 F 0650 AM 11/18 HADS Presque Isle Airport -5 F 0700 AM 11/18 AWOS 0.5 SE Nine-Mile Bridge -5 F 0700 AM 11/18 USGS 4.6 NW Merrill -4 F 0645 AM 11/18 COOP Oxbow COOP -4 F 0700 AM 11/18 COOP Westfield NERON Site -4 F 0545 AM 11/18 HADS Aroostook River (Masardis) -4 F 0515 AM 11/18 USGS Grand Isle -3 F 0531 AM 11/18 CWOP Dickey -3 F 0545 AM 11/18 HADS Limestone USCRN Site -2 F 0200 AM 11/18 HADS Fort Kent -1 F 0723 AM 11/18 CWOP Madawaska -1 F 0643 AM 11/18 CWOP Caribou Airport 0 F 0700 AM 11/18 ASOS *Record Low* Presque Isle 1 F 0732 AM 11/18 CWOP Fort Kent 1 F 0705 AM 11/18 AWOS Houlton Airport 1 F 0700 AM 11/18 AWOS

Very tough getting sustainability for long duration cold in any month.

What a torch 000 NOUS41 KCAR 181351 CCA PNSCAR MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-190134- Public Information Statement...CORRECTED National Weather Service Caribou ME 851 AM EST Mon Nov 18 2019 ...RECORD BREAKING EARLY SEASON COLD SNAP IN CARIBOU... Caribou has set a record low temperature the last 3 mornings: * Nov 16: 8F (old record 10F in 1985) * Nov 17: -1F (old record 4F in 1943) * Nov 18: 0F (old record 3F in 1943) The -1F in Caribou on Nov 17 was the earliest 0F or colder reading on record. The previous record earliest was Nov 21 with -1F. Also, the 2 days straight of 0F or colder in Caribou on Nov 17-18 was easily the earliest 2 days straight of 0F or colder on record. The previous record earliest was Nov 30-Dec 1 (1941).

Glad your ok, And yes, Keep an eye on your pain, Sometimes these things will linger and create bigger problems later on.

Same.

Even multiple 12" storms are not all that easy to pull off in a season, I've had season here where we had none but still had an above avg winter because of more falling in the 6-8" ranges.

What did hr 384 have?

Euro is not far off especially for CNE/NNE over the weekend.

I've had a couple 19" ones in 2016-17 but that's rare air, If the Mid Atlantic and SNE get the big ones, We generally don't here.

20"+ storms just don't happen often up here, Most that SNE have seen were occluding or heading off the NE when they reached this lat.

If one looks out the window in November and there's no snow on the ground, The pattern sucks.

Big batch of meh coming up with this one.

Sometimes when you use the right bait, You can reel in a few suckers.

Sorry to hear this Alex, Hope shoe is ok...........

Didn't know and condolences to his family and friends that's way to young....

NO

They live together........ Fell on his head off the changing table.

An elevated board is not ideal in windy conditions but is effective when there is no wind, The ground board works well in most all conditions except extremely windy conditions which we see here being close to the coast that you have to take 6 measurements at times to avg it out.

Came thru here 30 mins ago and the winds gusted to 30 mph, A few flakes but drying up as they move SE, We down slope.

Even a caveman can read those charts on there.

They ride the rail bed early up there.

15/16 was a well below normal winter up here according to my records, Hard pass.

That would be some siggy damaging ice on the 12z Nam in NW VT verbatim, Close to 1".

Could do without the ice on monday though.

I can name them all too.....