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Watching the ridges disappear quickly. Start time for you and me will be within 15 minutes. Snow seems to be slightly ahead of schedule 13/0F

Going to start awfully cold up here 1245pm 12/1F Sun dimly vis

Clouds thickening up. 6.5F as of 930am up here in Central NH

What would be the realistic ratios up here? Tomorrow night's lows look like in the mid to upper teens while the snow falls. Then towards the end we rise into the upper 20's. Seem like some good ratios?

My afternoon high today was 8F, low -1.2F although I was at 14F at midnight. Will today be the coldest high afternoon temp of the season? Next Tuesday might be colder. We are just about at the climatological lowest temperatures of the year about now.

Wish this was a daylight storm. Seems like it will start around dark and end around dawn. Good night for the spot lights.

Deep winter day 4F at 1130am after a low of -2F Lots of blowing snow around Tomorrow night a 6-8" easy storm. Temps in the teens should make that a breeze to clean up. Finally caught up to the SNE who cashed in on the bigger Dec snowfalls I was just out doing some errands and listening to distant WBZ on the radio. Talking about temperatures only getting up to the mid 20's today and it being dangerously cold. They should be up on my hill with this gusty wind and temps barely above zero.

6.25" snow total. Lots of blowing and drifting right now. Below me down at Newfound Lake level looks like around 4-5"

Snow lightening up 30.4F Don't know if the batch in VT wraps SE bound or if it dries up Winter Wonderland

30f. 5.25" light to moderate snow

Some light snow has begun for tonight's little system 31.8/28 Seems like winter finally arrives for NNE. Bit of snow tonight. Then the Thursday system. Arctic air with upslope after that. Then the weekends storm. GFS has a 960mb storm crossing the area in fantasy land around next weekend. Let's just hope it's not a cutter to bring a big melt but like I said that's fantasy land. During this time enough cold air for the duration so there will be no melting

It's Sunday evening and I'm safely back under freezing. Yeah, that was quite the thaw. Snow is around my parts of Central NH is still mostly intact in the woods and below about 800 feet. The hills really took the brunt as they stayed in the warm air all day yesterday, through the night and all day today. Down below it was cooler all and all and there was less wind. In a way Im happy we got wiped clean. It's only very temporary with winter storms looming for later this week. The warmth cleared the ice dams on the north side of the house and the deer are out happily munching in the fields and finding old apples and acorns. Its a good chance for them to get a couple days worth of nutrients before we recoat the landscape. Newfound Lake is only 1/2 ice covered and no one has put Bob houses on the ice yet. Pretty unusual for mid January. The people with snowmobiles must be very unhappy. Very little sledding this year. The ski resorts can start making snow again now. Several winter storms on the horizon so part 2 of winter resumes now.

I know this Kuchera derived clown map should not be taken (even near) to face value but it's fun to look at. 18Z GFS through Sunday AM

Logan has been stuck at 73.4F for the past hour and 15 minutes. Wished they could have had a bump of .2F so rounding would be 74F. It's almost 3pm so doubt they will be able to do it.

I like all kinds of weather extremes. Honestly a weather event like what we are going through is more satisfying than a 10" snowfall. Maybe I would feel different if I still lived in the Boston area. I just took a drive down the hill. Although I lost most my snow I would say there is still 90% coverage in the Newfound/Plymouth area. Even looking at the PSU webcam I can see downtown Plymouth NH is still white. Have you lost your cover? I can't find the link to your webcam

110pm looks like Logan shot up briefly to 73.4F. Whether that is accurate I don't know but it will make headlines for the warmest temperature ever recorded over 153 years. What a run. 70F yesterday, 64F for a low last night and 73F today. Probably longest, warmest stretch for Boston?

Snowing on top of Killington per webcam

Steve posting this link last year. It updates every 5 minutes. Logan has been holding at 71.6F. What a run. 70F yesterday to a low of 64F and back up to 71 or 72. Usually cutters give a few hours of warmth and rain but can't remember such an extended period of heat in January https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=KBOS&time=GMT

Logan 71.6F

I see Logan is up to 69.8F Would that be rounded to another 70F?

59F wind SW 15mph mostly sunny Weather Underground site 5 mile to my northeast is 43 with a NE wind. Will be interesting to watch temp over the next few minutes Reached 60.6F a little while ago. Beat yesterdays 58.4F

56.7F Cold front looks to be about 25 miles northeast of me Just getting back on the boards since signing off early last evening. What was Boston's low? I have to check. Wow. I absolutely didn't think I would loose my pack. It was a glaciated 8" pack before this torch. 2 pictures below. 230pm yesterday and just now. The strong SW wind and sun plus a high of 58 did it. Still snow in the woods all around me but it's going fast. Sun about to come out

57.1F ! for a 730pm temp at 1100 feet in Central NH is quite a feat. Usually happens with fog and rain with a cutter but not all day with partly cloudy skies 3" left at snowstake. Tomorrow AM might be fun to take a road trip 15 or so miles and some crazy gradient in temperature. Dot's represent approx location of Brian and me

Clouds have come back in. My high was 58.4F high wind gust so far 42mph 4" snow depth but it's getting thin on south facing slopes. Here's a question. Obviously dews and sunshine aid in snowmelt. Wonder how much wind helps melt a pack. Guess a 20mph wind blowing on snow would melt it faster than calm conditions.

Will one thing to remember is that for most of Boston's records weren't they taken in Boston Common? So perhaps high temperatures in the past were aided by that? Even if Logan's temperatures run high perhaps a strong southwest wind over the cooler water around the tarmac would temper that??