mahk_webstah

Because it seems to be more or less rain or snow, without a lot of mixed precipitation, it could be that if it falls heavy enough for a while, it holds off the warming a bit and a lot of places could pile up several inches of snow pretty fast. And then rain mixes in during the lighter precip. This is when were you and Brian to be all snow, I could be back-and-forth between rain and snow, and areas are long the river like Concord could be mostly rain.

Nothing at MHT, they must not be buying the cold trend for the coastal plain.

My wunderground suddenly giving me 10” on 22-23

If I expected a severe blizzard every time someone farted in the davis straits I'd be frustrated too..

Then you know it is a heavy paste bomb Thursday night into Friday...

just moist. GYX thinks its a rain or snow deal, not so much a complicated mix.

I walk that trail all the time, and bike it sometimes. Really beautiful. I will dance....

It may not happen, but it’s been a while since the dividing line has been right around here. Usually it will push way north and west of us while the mountains get dumped on, or everything will sink south and east, and up here be on the fringe. some on here have called for an interior, winter, or an interior focused December and this would be consistent with that.

Probably elevation dependent up this way. A lot of snow to my nw and w and glop to my se. seems like con to mht near the River could be a dividing line?

One of the things interesting in GYX discussion today was the majority of ensemble members hinting at more than 1.5"qpf. So could this be a slow moving storm, but just not a windy bomb?

Lol! I was deceived!

whats that thing that comes across the 21st and 22nd? that looks nice under pressing hi pressure.

Let’s leave it where it is, for a change

Not an optimistic take from GYX, but it’s not Ekster , so I am not sold. ts during this period that precipitation chances will be greatest. Current guidance suggests the low center should track close to the coast, although ensemble members have more solutions further into the GoME vs. inland over New England, particularly the EPS. While the proximity to the coast could still play a role in precip type, my current thoughts are that is won`t play as big a role considering the extreme negative tilt with the overlying system. Warm, moist air will be more conducive to running inland from the Atlantic at this angle. This means temps nearing 40 will be possible for the interior and coast, with cooler temps supporting periods of snow mixing in further across the foothills and mountains. That said, the upper jet, by now across the southern CONUS, will have lots of momentum with it that should keep the warmest temps advecting across the Atlantic vs. wrapping up into New England...leaving the newly formed low to pivot across northern New England and southern Quebec/New Brunswick for remainder of the weekend. Of greater confidence is another period of gusty winds with the greatest precip rates Fri evening lifting north through Saturday. Plenty of time to decide on precip type after a rather complex system departs our region midweek.

I will think of you often during those storms where you’re getting slammed and I’m smoking exhaust. I’m in Boscawen just north west of Concord. By the way. Good thing about New Hampshire is no matter where you are. The snow in the mountains are never too far away!

High-level, blocking, doing its work in England. Thunder snow in London https://twitter.com/LondonSnowWatch/status/1602068732200865795?s=20&t=xSF1fpbqx610mmudWMjmRA

Off to bed, the steady light snow hasn’t stopped. 21 and 1”. Nitey night

It is good to see a high perched n of Maine? Or is that your nao se ridge hookup you’ve been rubbin it to?

Steady light snow. Light. Coating

Nice band moving into central NH and my wunderground has gone from less than an inch to 1.1!

James!!!

The County always cashes in. Pittsburgh NH over to n&c Maine up into Quebec is just another spectacular world…

I’m not sure we like that. Messenger ticks?

I ask for your support today as I try to work through the inevitable radar hallucinations. Thank you.

And while we piddle and diddle it prolly meets in the middle.