wxeyeNH
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Your obs are exactly like mine. Went back to snow and then cut off. I assume you will do that too very shortly. Then it's just snow grains
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21.6/19 Temp and dew still inching down. Snow and sleet Back and forth
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21.7F Flipping back to snow after hours of sleet. These kind of storms are more fun weather wise trying to figure out what will be happening hour by hour
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Same here. 5.5" at the stake
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21.7/20 Temperature still dropping PL- SG- Vis about 1.5 miles some blowing snow too
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Thanks Scott. I should go back and read more pages from time to time before asking questions Getting scalped right now. Big sleet almost the size of small hail. Pinging everywhere
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Are you home or Concord? Just heard of fatal fire in Northfield on the east side of town
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23 Sleet with pixel dust. I'm surprised I am straight sleet while there is legit flakage way to my south. I am much closer to the cold source of air yet no snow the past couple hours, just the pixel dust crap
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24/21. Light sleet and snow grains. 4.25" snow during the night
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27.8 moderate snow. Just measured 2.5"
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27.8/26. Moderate snow. Big flakes. Back to bed
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30.6/26 temperature now dropping and snow has increased in intensity almost moderate now Bedtime
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Back to light snow, but it's very light I can see lights in Bristol 3 miles away. Temp just dropped .3F to 31.1/26
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Interesting obs from me 31.4/25 Light snow now mixing with sleet. Light snow started awhile ago at 31.7/24. We have a dusting but is changing to sleet. That was not suppose to happen this far northeast I don't believe. I thought I'd get an initial burst before any changeover. Sleet started much earlier than i expected up here
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First flakes. 31.7/24F
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31.7/23 Finally below freezing
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So Grey Maine decided not to include Grafton County NH into the winter storm warning area. Sometimes they break the county into 2. Most of the population is in that far SE corner (Plymouth area). With 1.50" of qpf and perhaps a lot of sleet mixed in which makes roads worse I would have gone with a warning.
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Idiots are out on Newfound Lake walking on very thin ice. I took the drone up yesterday. Lake just skimmed over a few nights ago but days have been above freezing with nights in the upper 20's. This really puts first responders at risk. New snow will cover this thin ice tonight making things very dangerous all week without any arctic blast to follow. Drone video over Newfound that I took Sat PM
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I don't see the Euro snow amounts but for Dendriteland I think you need to tick up that 2-4" snow forecast then pellets for you by a few inches. 1.60" is a lot of qpf
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Looking at Euro. Crap load of qpf. This run is mostly all snow for me with some sleet. Long duration storm for Central NH
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18Z Euro increases the freezing rain threat. I have no idea how accurate these are but here is the Weatherbell freezing rain product. 1" of ice would definately cause huge problems
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In general how much ice before power issues. Back in my head I'm thinking around .25"?
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I'll take this Euro run please. Here is storm total assuming it's 10/1 which it probably won't be up here. That 16.4" is over me
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Thanks Brian. Always curious as to your thoughts of sensible weather up here. Perhaps new GFS is slightly colder? Maybe I can be far enough north not to ping? Still near 36 hours away and more fine tuning needed. One way or another should be a plowable snow even with some pinging at times. Time to start catching up to the SNE snowfall totals.
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Could this be the biggest weather impact event of the season for New England? 1-2.5" of qpf with a big cold high to the northeast. Impossible forecast for sensible weather in any one location but someone is going to have a potential big freezing rain situation going on with sleet and snow to the north. Long event too. Bigger event all and all over a general 6-12" snow storm.
