MarkO

Been snowing lightly since about 9. About 1/2" OTG. 16.3/12. Here's to hoping for an over-producer.

My neighbors are saying "4" maybe more" fell. Seems hard to believe, but I've been hearing it was an overproducer for many.

Nothing but rain in Lowell, but looks like a couple inches and still snowing up north. 29.1/28

31.6F/31 IN Lowell, glaze on many surfaces. "Mom say's the driveway is icy" as my son ignores his own warning and falls on his ass to the delight of my daughter.

NAM 3k keeps surface temps below freezing for areas NW of 495 until about dawn.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/waterville-valley-resort-master-plan-120010442.html Much needed! WV is pretty boring, but it's gotten better with the expansion of Green Peak (and they still need more glades). Connecting the mountain to the Village would push WV on par with BW and Loon. Maybe even an experience unlike any other in NH if done right. Hit Bretton Woods Sunday. Had an absolute blast. That mountain has come a LONG way since the 80's. Dare I say it, but it's my favorite NH mountain.

Good to know. Most times I don't if it's not a quantifiable amount, but I guess it doesn't hurt. Thanks!

I've had a trace the past 3 days. Does anyone report trace amounts?

bombogenesis!

Not sure what the pack was pre-event, but currently at 9.5" with 2.7" liquid content. Temps low-mid 30's overnight so melting minimized.

Wildcat is getting crushed per webcam

Incredible dynamics tonight. Mostly sleetfest. Started briefly as light snow, over to sleet for a while, then over to rain/catpaw mix. Finished with a light accum. of giant catpaws. Didn'tt expect that. Lots of wind. Just enough frozen fell to prevent any runoff. Surprisingly a net gainer.

Flipped to rain/cat paws here as well, but after about 1/2" of sleet, so damage minimized (somewhat :/). 34.4/31

snow short lived. Dusting before about a 1/4" of sleet. Warmed up to 33.7. Holy wind.

I chuckled when I saw your post. Even though we're about 15-20 miles apart, conditions always close. 33.2/29 snow just starting.

It's now looking like accumulations limited to northern mountains over 2000'. The warmer trend has appeared to have come to a halt. A tick colder could make things interesting.

Great video, thanks for sharing, brings back memories. I was living at 40 Sarah Ave in Lowell (I think Dave lived in the same house on the first floor). It started as rain for me, so I jumped in my Toyota Celica and drove west along 113 to Townsend where it turned to snow. Turned around and the R/S line more or less followed me east. I stopped in the Blue Moon in Tyngsoboro for a couple beers, lol. A friend was taking the LSAT's the next day and they didn't cancel! He came up form the Cape early Sat. morning and said it was rain the whole way until he got only about a mile south of 495 on Rt. 3 where apparently the R/S line held for much of the storm. I think we ended up with somewhere in the 18-24" range, but just a few miles south the amounts were significantly lower.

I've lived in Lowell more than half my life and 32" at this date is probably average. I'd even wager more than average. I wonder if UML keeps annual snow totals?

Off and on flurries all day and an occasional snow shower. I'm usually too far south of those back side showers, but today was an anomaly and squeezed out another 1/4" bringing my total to 7.0 , Deck pack (2 storms) is 11", ground has got to be about 13" since there was about 2" cement prior. We were also able to open the local mountain today.

another 2" fell overnight (very low density back end snows) 6.75", still snowing lightly. Warmed a couple degrees 14.1/10.

Midnight totals 4.75", 12.1/8

2.5", better snow growth last hour or so. 11.5/7

light snow since 4:40ish, only an inch, crappy growth. 11.3/7

Seriously, is that the official stance? No longer numerical warning criteria, but relative storm intensity?

I'm sure this has been asked already, but why does SNE have WSW and NNE has WWA? Seems bass ackwards considering forecasting snowfall maps.