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Closing in on 4” on the grassy surfaces in Auburn. Everything is covered—-let’s see if the DPW comes by. .

Maybe it’s your soleus muscle? I had a tear in my Achilles (partial) from basketball almost 20 years ago but I could still bear weight (I couldn’t push off however). I had a really ugly black and blue area the next day from around the sides of the foot up the back, so if you have that tomorrow, that’s a bad sign. Good luck! .

We can’t be all that far away from all-time high DPs, right? Any ideas as to what those are at the main reporting sites? .

Maybe a grackle? .

It’s 4.7%. Real easy drinking session. There’s a grapefruit version too. .

Phone enhanced, but cool nonetheless.. .

Backcountry Avalanche Warning Forest Service Mount Washington Avalanche Center, Gorham NH Relayed by National Weather Service Gray ME 717 AM EDT Sat Mar 23 2024 The following message is transmitted at the request of the Forest Service Mount Washington Avalanche Center, Gorham NH. The Mount Washington Avalanche Center in Gorham has issued a BACKCOUNTRY AVALANCHE WARNING for the following areas: NWS Gray ME - NHZ002 (Coos County) * WHAT...A significant winter storm bringing 10 - 20+ inches of snow will create very dangerous avalanche conditions today, March 23, 2024 through Sunday, March 24, 2024. Steep slopes; including but not limited to: Tuckerman Ravine, Huntington Ravine, Gulf of Slides, Great Gulf, and Ammonoosuc Ravine are areas where dangerous and destructive avalanches are likely. These avalanches may be large enough to bury multiple people, do significant damage to trees or buildings and will likely run far down in paths or to areas that are normally considered safe zones. AVOIDING ALL AVALANCHE TERRAIN IS ADVISED.

I'm nominating this for the title of the November thread...

Weather could be much worse than what it should be tomorrow (low-mid 50s and cloudy with maybe a shower and the annoying wind from the ESE)! ‘18 for me was such a ridiculous run that tomorrow shouldn’t be a big deal. Enjoy it, and good luck! I might even see you out there, though I wouldn’t know who you are [emoji23]. .

Good, because I need to be outside on the 17th for a few hours and don’t need 80s to accompany my trip from Hopkinton.

Flipped over to the Midwest part of the site and someone posted a link to one of the Little Rock TV stations. It’s not good when they are doing their weather updates and you can hear sirens in the background. https://www.thv11.com/video/news/live_breaking/tornado-coverage-with-tom-brannon-nathan-scott/91-534cfb90-200a-4ceb-9287-357b7c328474

37 F and rain in Auburn. No idea what is going to happen here.

Is there some sort of index correlating George’s post to weenie ratio, kind of like the Waffle House index? If not, there should be!

-8.5 here in Auburn.

Meanwhile, Boston and Worcester are already closed for tomorrow (Worcester isn’t announced yet, but I know people…).

Just watched an idiot on a webcam in Fort Myers climb around a closed pier gate. Darwin Award winner? www.piersidegrill.com

1.14” here in Auburn over the last 20 minutes. Managed to lose power before any rain or wind had started. Gotta love infrastructure!

Got a call from my brother who works for the DOT just over the MA/NY line. Pretty significant accretion over there.

9-10” in Auburn, MA (no slant sticking!).

@Damage In Tolland I’ll try to post more often but at this point I’m good only with running and IPAs! I’m a math teacher now, so you can imagine the questions I get when the students find out I have a Meteorology degree!

About 9-10” here in Auburn .

Adding in the obligatory professional lurker beer pic:

Wondering if my parents on the NY/MA border or my house in ORH will get more effects from this the way trends are heading.

Same in Auburn now as well (600 ft elevation). Still have 40 degrees here, but this might get interesting.