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3.3" here today. Skiing was fantastic.

Had the same thought! Also, as far as missing on the storm... I was telling DIane recently how my perception has changed since moving up here. In Mass missing a storm always hurt because the chances are so much more limited to get snow. Up here, we get so much and the season is so long, that it's really easy to let go when one doesn't pan out. I mean, heck, we've had measurable - albeit very light - snow something like 6 out of the last 7 days, and I've been looking at stunningly beautiful trees all week. I still do hate cutters though...

A bit icy here too, but beautiful day

Eh, don’t let it get to you. We’ll have our chances.

Wintry day for sure with high in the mid teens and flurries continuing.

Cloudy and flurries again. We may never see the sun again lol

Cool snowfall tonight. THe flakes are large perfectly shaped crystals

Haha well it is Black Friday after all!

The flurries seem never ending. Another “mid-winter” appeal day

Interestingly, spent the day in Conway and Mount Wash was completely clear - very pretty to see. Then I get home and it’s still cloudy with flurries. Must be really low level stuff

What a difference a notch makes. Cloudy with flurries at home and full on sunshine on the other side.

Me too! One reason why I love upslope - it seems to do that more than synoptic storms

Won’t be bad here. Grooming plus a fresh coat is just fine.

A few pictures from a walk with the kids in my backyard

Nice fluffy snow falling this morning, about 1/2” so far. Happy Thanksgiving!

21 degrees and stake at 8". Let's see what the rain does!

Mostly melted off the trees here, but in spite of warm temp the snow stake has only lost an inch (10" to 9"). I hate to admit though, today feels fantastic. Took the opportunity to put out Xmas decorations without freezing my butt off.

Aww wasn’t meant to taunt you! Merely an observation

I was down in North Conway today and it seems so weird that it's completely bare ground there. Living up here the early seasons seem like a different season. Mid winter here, late fall there. Kinda cool for such a short distance. Also interesting to notice that while generally (I assume) much less snowy, Littleton also seems to have a longer snow season than Conway. I love the microclimates of this area. Winter Storm Warnings up. We'll see!

About 5 miles west of me

I find you need some really strong winds for it to matter. In most cases the difference is not very noticeable until you get to Whitefield or towards Littleton

Getting some really good snow tonight. Too bad it’s so windy

Very scenic day

0.9" here. Heavy wet stuff but very pretty.

We had a total of 0.8 then rain then 0.25. I guess it adds to 1.05 but it hardly counts. Stake is still at 6" so no net loss nor gain