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33.9F Light snow

38.5/10F How much snow, sleet or freezing rain?

The ice is melting off all the trees at once with rising temperatures. I have never experienced something quite like this. A constant ice crystal roar in the woods. My phone's little mic probably didn't fully pick up the roar coming from every direction but it is like a sound I have never quite heard. ( No precipitation was falling when I recorded this)

Finally above freezing 32.6F Birch bender or Birch destroyer? Amazing we have power.

31.7F Moderate freezing rain. Tree damage is begining to occur. We have yet to go above 32.0F

31.1F cloudy. High was 32.0F Ice on the trees are continuing to slowly increase with periods of freezing drizzle and light snow today. Any more freezing rain tonight will start causing tree problems.

31.9F Light snow. We have had snow grains all day but now the flakage is big enough to call it bonafide light snow. The ice on the trees continues to slowly increase and the snow is sticking to the ice with temps around 32F. Will be drop a few tenths of a degree as we lose solar insulation or will the slowly warming atmosphere win out before the heavier stuff arrives?

31.2F Snow grains This temperature is the highest since when the first snow began the other night. I am surprised that the light freezing drizzle has turned into SG. It's giving all the ice on the trees a very frosty appeal.

Good Morning 30.2F cloudy The freezing rain stopped just in time to prevent any power issues (so far). It's a birch bender for sure but it could have been much worse. Temperatures last night were stuck around 29.8F or so. We will escape this system as long as it can warm up to 32.5F or above before tonight's last batch. I don't know if that will happen or not.

29.2F awaiting the precip line to move north. Ice is everywhere

29.6F Nothing falling at the moment. My daytime high was 30.1F. Most of our precipitation was snow last night and sleet this morning, mixed with quite a bit of freezing rain late morning and midday. So the ice accretion is still on the trees and has not dripped off. The ice accumulations seem to start around my elevation of 1100 feet. The trees down below me seem mostly ice free. Below are 2 photos. The White Pines are drooping a little but no big deal. It will be interesting to see what happens with the next round of precipitation. I'm glad last night's couple of inches of snow was dry enough that it did not cling to branches.

29.9F Freezing rain. Ground is white and trees are coated. White pines are saggy but not too bad. Glad the first batch was mostly frozen.

Seems like some legit 81-84F readings extreme SW Connecticut

28.8F Light snow. Everything is glazed with freezing rain and sleet earlier. Our road is a sheet of ice.

28.7F Light snow and sleet Snow mixed back in 15 minutes ago.

No flakes anymore up here. Mostly ZR 28.4F

29.4F IP with mixed in parachutes Snow started at around 3am and totally flipped to IP with some ZR by 6am. Trees have slight ice accretion. Was totally IP up until now but currently lots of parachutes. Ground is white but didn't measure 1.5"?

Yeah, I get that. I think the black asphalt roads will be okay except places like your hill facing north. It will be an interesting weather day for sure!

Except my county (Grafton) in NH. Just a winter weather advisory here. Personally, I would have included it. It seems Gray goes conservative much of the time

I'm sure parts of New England will go under a freezing rain advisory but what are the chances of putting out an Ice Storm Warning? That calls for .5" of ice or more. Looking at the models that does look possible for parts of Central NE. Thoughts?

Since I'm 17 miles north of you and my elevation is 1100 feet I am getting worried about ZR. I hope that for the most part it's a sleetfest. I don't need a birch bender nor power issues but I bought a little more wood yesterday just in case I need to keep the stove running. It could be a fun weather day around here.

Brian, I have a question about solar insolation this time of year. Although the models show the potential for a lot of ZR with temps around 29-30F here wouldn't solar insolation still play a big factor? I would guess it is pretty hard to get an ice storm in the last days of March but maybe I'm wrong??

28.6F Few flakes in the air. 5.6"

27.9F Light snow. Visibility about 3/4 4" on the nose!

Moderate snow. 26.5" Eyeballing around 2"