SnowBrosForever

That's certainly what it looks like to us lurkers. So glad you professional sorts think the same thing. It feels like we've been tracking this since 2015, but it's only been a week.

I was wondering when this was going to happen. Can't we just go with the 12Z GFS instead?

35, clear here with the moon bright but a bit hazy. Clouds to the west, hugging the mainland.

Tiny flakes finally falling out here on Casco Bay. Temps dropped from 31 to 27 in last 20 mins.

15-20mph sustained winds on Casco Bay. Ferry canceled three downbay afternoon runs. Probably 8"-9" snow but constant wind leaving some spots bare and 12"-18" drifts against buildings, so hard to tell. Depth gauge clearly frozen. No whiteout conditions to brag about.

Lunch at Aunt Carries? You lucky dog!

High tide is 1300 feet away. Walked the beach this afternoon. The water was shimmering. Light wind, great view as far south southeast as Cape Elizabeth and northeast to Harpswell. Windows open at night so we hear the waves all year round. So soothing. What retirement is all about.

We have been losing branches all morning out here on Long. Nothing too big, just lots of small stuff. Top temp so far was 35 with a break in clouds, already down to 33.

Wondered when one of you guys was going to wrap Bernie into a low.

14/6 broken cloud cover. Eager for afternoon's beginning snowfall.

This is just cruel. Cruel, cruel, cruel.

Those of us to the east of Portland are ready. Sort of.

Wow! I'm impressed. But. But. But. There's usually some heavy weather or a storm around 12/5 that precipitates (pun intended) this wrap up (another pun intended). It's got a full tank of gas, though, so like the VW in the movie Sleeper, it will start up for any emergency.

So that means I have to put away the golf cart? It's still so warm.

Gusts to 24 out here. .01 rainfall. Unimpressive as expected. Dark & stormy but *way* too warm for a fire in the fireplace.