wxeyeNH
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1pm 51.3F and rising rapidly. Go snow, Go! Down to 7" at the snowstake
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24F Heavy snow squall just ended. 1". I wasn't expecting that.
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No power up here. Our provider is New Hampshire Electric Co-op. 88000 customers. 25% no power right now. My Jackery generator attached to our solar panel is generating enough power for our needs. Snow depth down to 8 in
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34.7F Fog, some light rain. CAD always wins. Snow stake 12". The pack has a lot of sleet in it and is very durable. This rain will definitely not wipe out any pack. I don't expect to see any grass showing on even south facing pastures.
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42.2F Wind roaring. Rain/snow shower. High was 48F It's very cool to look out my view and see the snow falling into rain at lower elevations
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31.2F Light snow. It did change to light sleet awhile ago but back to snow
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31" Light snow. 4.25" With temperatures starting in the mid to upper 20s and just in the past hour getting above 30F this is another easy powdery snow to snow blow. This will put me over 70" on the season. Snow stake is just below 14"
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29.8F Light to moderate snow. Thanks, that means its time to snowblow before any possible flip.
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29.4F Moderate snow. Approaching 3"
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Yesterday was my first 40F of 2025
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5" of snow earlier. Then about 2" of sleet. Now snowing hard.
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Finally the flip 20.7F Light snow
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Brian,nope not yet. I have the spot lights on and I'm watching closely. It seems like we're in a little bit of a low right now just a little bit of sleet and lots of snow grains. I'll post immediately when we start to flip
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18.8F Light sleet and snow grains. So far a very easy storm. 5" of dry snow then just sleet and snow grains all afternoon. We await a flip. High was 19.4F. Although I can drive to Boston in around 1:45 minutes our climate is so different. I have not hit 32F since February 4th. I have yet to hit 40F in 2025. Last time I did that was on New Year's Eve. 15" at the snow stake and it is powder snow all the way down to the grass.
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Yeah, lots of small sleet pellets and a good amount of snow grains. I'm going to guess and say my visibility is only 1/2 to 3/4 miles but it is because of the snow grains. When I flip I will definitely post. Temp stuck at 19.3F
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I am still at 19F. Although the CF will never get to me, when do the mid layers start to cool down? I'm curious when I would flip back to snow?
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18.4 -SNSG heavy snow flipped to IP about 30 minutes ago. QPF has become light. 5"
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17.9F S+ Vis 1/4 I was thinking of that but my snowblower may not be able to hande it if it is too much. Just puking snow right now. Do you think we flip back to snow at the end of the storm?
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I am going to snowblow the driveway as soon as you flip. The weight of the snow plus IP will make it impossible later. I just want to get all the snow part of the storm done first.
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17.7F heavy snow band just arriving here. Eyeballing 3"
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Just checking in. It seems like people, even up here, are freaking out a bit. So much hype. At least for me this will be another dry powder snow event and flipping to a long period of sleet and maybe back to snow at the end. The sleet will compress the pack but other than driving a dry snow to sleet event is not that big of a deal. No, high winds either tomorrow.
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3" storm total. 28.8F As of 5:45pm it has stayed below freezing all day. I'm guessing right after fropa this evening we will jump up for a bit with the mixing.
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26F Light snow 3" Powder snow last night and snow grains much of the morning. Then sleet the past couple hours but just changed back to light snow. Temperatures have been rising through the 20s. Snow stake is at 12" 61" on the season but other than the 10" on February 9th all the events were just nickels and dime events This weekend looks interesting as to where the snow/mix line will setup EDIT: Back to sleet with a few mangled flakage mixed in.
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Hey, just checking in. I have not been in the forums too much, but I'm starting to pay attention to perhaps a significant ice storm up here this weekend. Most all our storms have been easy-peasy, dry snow systems. This one may be different. CAD always rules up here!
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Light snow 9" of fluff 16" snow gauge and 58" on the season
