PowderBeard

Looks like a flash freeze as well. Eastern parts go from Upper 50s/lower 60s to low-mid 20s in ~6 hours.

GM front ends don't eat them until you start making crazy lift modifications. I currently have a 2011 Sierra with 132k and I am looking for new tires sooner rather than later. According to the receipts, these Michelins were put on at 38k miles when the previous owner installed a leveling kit. They are finally getting down on tread, but still no dry-cracks. The previous owner must have been a nut about caring for it. My wife's GMC Acadia had factory tires until 112k when she found some leftover metal construction debris in the road and blew two out.

Dutch is so much fun and a quick drive. Glad you were able to get some turns in! Hitting Magic tomorrow if they get power haha? Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

At around 12:30 we had 11". I saw a couple miles north of us reported 15" and the Gray office reported 6.3". Its been rain, snow, freezing rain since and the pack is all of 5-6" now. Took a drive to grab some junk food and the roads are freezing up fast. I was being careful and still slid past our driveway. Hope people realize and stay off the roads tonight. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Just had a lull for about 30 minutes but picking up again.

6z Herpies really nailed the banding and ends it with a nice one this afternoon.

Interesting to see the recent NAM and HRRR compared to radar. Regardless, both throw down another 3-5" by tonight.

The way it is rotating in you will definitely be in the double digits. Still ripping here. Tough to get a good hi-def radar image because we are so close to the station.

So you won't need a warm up run! Typical Stratton, they groomed out 2/3 of the trails. Get in the woods and enjoy!

Sunday River with power issues. Only running surface lifts and the Chondi.

Bender

Only took about 90 minutes for this to bust low.

I need to learn the micros up here. We had about 4-5" when I went to bed and the same when I woke up, it was just heavier from hours of baking soda falling.

Mine was planning on going down to western Mass today to visit friends. I just kept quiet lol. Roads are a mess, 95 is covered other than some thin tire tracks, 202 has about 4-6" of slush in spots. Doubt that is happening.

Again? Haha Being a flatlander I just wait until it's over.

Really an amazing change. It was absolutely pounding sand from 5-6:30. It's been parachutes and at close to 2" an hour rate since.

Just keeps coming in now. Picked up 3-4" more since 5am. Looking at about 8-9".

We still have power down here. Looks like we got snow-holed after midnight. Just pounding sand now.

Right on the Raymond line, just north of Little Sebago.

We thumpin' right now.

Office in Lewiston had just a coating on the grass when I left. We have about 2.5" on our driveway in Gray. It was pounding my whole drive home and should really stack up tonight. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

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Yup. Moderate snow at the office in Lewiston but nothing sticking. Wife says everything is covered at home and a skating rink. We had a few hours of freezing drizzle before the change over. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Seriously, was surprised to see ~2" of QPF around here. Sitting at 30.4* now.