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23F Skies have cleared with lots of stars but still snowing lightly. 1/4" congrats to SNE

20F Light snow. Snow grains have gone over to bona fide flakage. Perhaps 1/4". With a cold snow like this I just use my leaf blower and quickly clean off the cars. The trick for cars is to make sure the cabin has been cold so there is no ice buildup on the windshield. I'm very happy that many people on the forum are seeing snow for a white Christmas!

Exact same thing here but knock off a couple of degrees. I hope you and Lisa have a great Christmas

Looking back to last night, I ended up with about 1.75". The winner in my area was 4" at 1500 feet in Groton NH.

32.8F Light to moderate snow. It is snowing hard enough the the surfaces are getting white.

34.1/31.6 Light to moderate rain and big parachutes. It keeps flipping.

37.6/31 Mix of rain and snow has begun

43/32F Not that any of you are interested in tonight but it is sure warm today. Even at my elevation this is going to be hard to get snow to stick.

Congrats KBOX 60.1F

51F Quite windy. Just had a gust to 32mph. We have had a solid pack since Nov 28th. Getting very thin on our south slopes. Lots of water content so it is a slow melt. Maybe a few inches tomorrow night?

It becomes more obvious to people my age. As a kid in the 1960s I kept pretty good records and it was much colder. Climate change has been slow enough that most lay persons don't really notice it. My 92 year old father recently passed away in my home town of Baltimore. There were boxes of old slides from the 50s,60s and 70s. My brother and I were just looking at them and in most winter pictures there was at least some snowcover around the house. Multiple years, different months but way more often than not even the NW suburbs of Baltimore winters with lingering snowcover.

31F Freezing drizzle and freezing rain. From what I hear driving is extremely dangerous in Central NH. It has been in the 20s all day with a bit of snow earlier.

10F Meh. Anyone old enough to remember the winters of yore? I had about 15 nights below zero up here. I think Concord NH had around ten. Growing up in the 1960s and 1970s it was fairly common to have -20F and -30F nights in NNE with good radiational cooling.

I gotta comment on these drones. I have owned 4 over the years and fly alot. My Autel Evo Pro can fly 7 miles from taking off point and can move at almost 50mph if I want it too. It also can fly up to 1640 feet AGL although that is illegal. I can control what lights I want on the drone and can shine down a very bright LCD flood type light. I think there are many copy cats flying drones right now. Also it makes no sense why an adverserial would illuminate their drone if they were up to no good. I still want to see one high quality video or picture.

I'm not sure how accurate my Davis Vantage Pro 2 is but earlier I recorded a 31.02". I is 30.98" now so it seems slightly high.