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Good luck everyone. 12Z GFS gives me 3" up here. Now I know how all the SNE feel when it's reversed. Don't like it

You guys are up at 3:30 am? Well me too. Throw a couple of logs on the Fire and look at the nam. Finally a run that gets some good precipitation up to me. I haven't seen run finish I like this run. But Now I can go back to sleep at least until it GFS. Nighty night

Here is the Weatherbell snowfall product 18Z vs 12Z Euro assuming 10/1 Not sure if you can read it well, 12Z on right

....and on the other side of the NH notches not a cloud in the sky all day. Next storm looks like it's shifting south a bit. Maine may cash in late in the game but looks like a screw job for much of interior NNE. Could be some epic amounts in SNE.

This uncoming storm is driving me nuts. Sharp cut off line between heavy snow and a nuisance few inches of fluff. Southern Grafton County NH where I live will be living life on the edge. It's a no brainer to go with WSW for S NH through Brian but for me WWA or WSW? Model trend was inching north all night and now back south. Maine will catchup on Monday night but will it fill in back here?

12Z Euro really cuts the northern edge in Central NH, at least for me in the Plymouth area. .93" to .60". Monday night/Tuesday looks too far east.

Not liking the trends on the 12Z models for up here. No cliff jumping yet but definately don't feel confident on any big snow

I'll sleep okay but still would like everything pushed 25 miles further north. That sharp qpf contour is still just barely north of me. Like to see it through the S Whites. I'll be up at 1am taking a quick look at the Euro. Then I'll hopefully sleep tight

Such a big gradient between Brian and me 20 miles to the north. A friend of mine runs a big plowing operation. 7 plow trucks. He is in Florida till later Tuesday and just texted me should he come back early. I don't think he would be able to change ticket anyhow with Sunday being such a busy travel day. Slightest shift in storm track puts me in heavy snow. I'm kind of leaning cold dry air eats up northern edge so amounts will not be as high as GFS says.

I see the same thing over the years on Franconia Notch. Lincoln is sunny and dry, Franconia cloudy with flurries. The NW upslope makes all the difference. If you like snow you picked the right place to live. Would have you been miserable if when you were scouting locations you picked North Conway or Lincoln? Partly cloudy 28F here bare ground for the most part

FWIW 18Z GFS Weatherbell total snowfall product. Assuming 10/1

Does it now? I'll give you this one but let's not make it a habit

I'll take my .4" and run. Congrats SNE

Happy Thanksgiving to you AMWX NNE's. Congrats to the areas just north of me that got snow. Had a mix with the heavier rain bands last evening. About 25% of old snow remains while up at Alex's it's a Winter wonderland.

625pm Wed Heavy rain and snow 38.6F 75% rain but with catpaws and few mangled flakes Surprised snow is mixed in

43.6F lots of melting going on Found this picture taken yesterday of my ridge line. This is looking north from South part of Bristol NH. That white area below the black square are our fields below the house. 1100 feet. We were high enough to have a snow cover but above us it coated the trees too. Peaked Hill to the right of the house is 1940 feet the tallest hill in the local area.

Nah it's yours or Phili/NYC.. Good melting day today. Then next storm is rain. Monday storm is south with blocking. I'll enjoy bare ground. I have to say that the 2" of snow we got the other day had so much water content and then froze that even with warmth and sun today it's extremely durable.

Nice storm yesterday in my region. Neighbor weather spotter for Gray 2.49" liquid. Storm started as brief snow then sleet to freezing rain to rain. Little accum on front end. Then just heavy rain with occ. catpaws most of the day. Late afternoon within minutes a switch to moderate to heavy snow. It accumulated fast and then quickly turned back to rain to create slop. About 1.5" at my elevation and 1" at Newfound Lake. A few hundred feet above me over 4" fell. Brian around 20 miles south didn't have any accumulations I don't think. 2 pictures, my house from the drone this AM and my neighbor higher up on the ridgeline with over 4". Trees took a bit of a hit up there, lucky is stopped when it did.

Ha, didn't happen by accident. Moved up here from Boston and built that room with a 40 mile view and lots of windows just for nights like tonight!

32.4F Rain and snow. Neighbor weather watcher just texted me 4" and still accumulating. He is at around 1400 feet and about 1/2 mile south of me

Best of two worlds. Watching Pats and the snow at the same time. Intensity is decreasing and rain is mixing back in. About 1.5" which is now being compacted. Just enough to cover the ground. Brings season total to 5.75"

32.3" Light snow. Last daylight picture. Snow was lighter 15 minutes ago when I took the picture. Now big parachutes again. 1.25"

32.5F Moderate snow. About 1/2" in past 30 minutes

32.6F Transition was very quick. Will be interesting to see how fast this adds up

32.7F Light to moderate snow. Rain which had some catpaws mixed in much of the day quickly changed to snow the past 15 minutes or so. Ground has quickly become whitened.