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Stuck at 34.8/33 with moderate rain. No snow fog here yet. I wish I could mix out and warmup. Mid 30's with rain is the worst. Not expecting to hit 40F till some time overnight

35F and rain about to begin. Seems like it's a very active pattern for NNE. Warm and rain. Then cold with some upslope. Another storm this weekend that looks mixed. Then early next week yet another storm. So many changes. All and all it doesn't look good for snow but if next weekends storm went further east perhaps enough cold air for frozen? Too far away

Whatever happens everything I see is well SE of me. To the north, upslope will re coat anything that melts but I might be in the no man's zone with bare ground. I'm hoping the upcoming rain will remove salt from the road.

I thought this was interesting. I took it from a facebook weather group. A study was done looking at 1000 weather station obs and surface temperature with rain or snow falling. Freezing rain/sleet was thrown out. So this is just a general graph at what one might expect with a given surface temp. 36.5F seems to be the 50% temperature of either rain or snow.

Alex, like you said, finally sun. Now a couple of days of rain/fog/darkness. Pack takes a hit but then a couple of days of upslope to give you a refresher. Wonder when your next sunny day will be? Hope you and the family are enjoying the sunshine. Looks nice.

Hoar frost was beautiful around Newfound Lake this morning. With the open water it added more moisture to the air so the trees were frosted. The bays are freezing up this morning but I suspect they will open up with a couple of days of rain and warmth.

My elevation really helped me this morning. Only 10.6F for a low

Up here it was a mostly sunny day today however every Cu seemed to be able to produce snow flurries which were in the air to varying extents all day. Wonder how much of our snow cover will make it through early next week?

19f clear skies good visibility but snowflakes in the air. It was like this all night every time I turned on the spotlight very small flakes with a bright moon. Never saw this when I lived in metro Bosron

Clipper gave me 3". Nice little event

25F Light to almost moderate snow 3" Big flakes just piling up. Compresses to nothing. Past hour had a burst of moderate snow. Euro wins this one. Gave me 3.5" using the Kuchera algorithm on weatherbell.

25.8F Light snow. 2.25" of fluff. Neighbor just called and said the roads are surprisingly bad. Wasn't a surprise to me but I think this little event caught some off guard. With temps in the upper 20's and light to moderate snow falling the past couple of hours the roads became covered quick. This stuff has such little water content. Leaf blower application on driveway will take care of it quickly

Are Anafrontal setups harder to verify than a simple storm track 5 days out?. Non scientific but they seem like very fickle setups? At least it gives people hope for something after the warmup 27.2F Light "snow globe" snow falling. Everything coated since it started in earnest half an hour ago

The trend in all the models I looked at is a bit stronger each run. The Euro gives me about 3.5" if I use the Kuchera ratios. Maybe some might be surprised around the evening commute in the Manchester/Concord areas of NH. No big deal but this looks to sneak under the radar a bit.

30.2F Moderate to heavy snow squalls have made it over the mountains. Quick 1/4" Temp fell from 36 to 30F over the past 15 minutes. Nice to share in the fun

Typical morning with down-sloping cold air advection. NW to SE cloud streamers off the mountains. Got up to 36F or so and now falling back Deer are back with the annual winter hunt for apples under the snow. Lots of tracks mostly behind the house that you can't see. Only 4-5" at the snow stake. Wonder how much of it we can melt with the brief warm up early next week?

Thanks, I appreciate this. They are excellent.

I have been out of the loop for the past 24 hours for the most part and was unable to closely follow this storm. Just get back on the boards and turning on the TV. Wow. Good for all you guys. Nice to share the wealth. At least my lawn is white 5" total

I have been gone all day at Dartmouth Hitchcock and have not been very up with this storm. 5" storm total for me and looks like just a couple of inches in Lebanon. Just got home and have not read the boards since early this morning but turned on the TV. Snow amounts, 36" New Ipswich NH and the Monadnock area. Wow.

24.2F Light to moderate snow. Right on the west. Great snow growth

Burst of heavy snow coming through.

Yes, they look intense but are not. One came through 45 minutes ago and gave me a 5 minute moderate but others are just few flakes flying Very light snow falling. 3.3" from round one and 1.5" from round two 4.8" storm total which is about what I was expecting with this system. Really a nothing burger in Dendriteland but I was never invested. Congrats to the many that got a good storm!

29.7F Moderate snow/blowing snow Just like that this band came in from the east. Radar looks good as the stuff to my northeast should start to pivot. Down sloping from the Whites will probably come into play but nice to have the first moderate of this whole event

They did that last night up here. We were never in a WSW all the heaviest stuff was to fall further south. Most of the day the models had us in the 3-7" range through our school district. They cancelled school early last evening. We had light snow till about midnight then flurries. 3" fluff dry total snow in area. Roads were bare this morning with no snow falling all day and some sunny breaks but no school for 7 NH towns here just south of Plymouth NH. So stupid. At least wait till 5am like they use to. I posted something about this on our local Newfound Lake facebook page and got blasted. Comments like, you never know about Mother Nature blah blah blah.

28.5F Very light snow commencing Unbelievable they cancelled school today for our entire district of 7 towns. 3" of dry powder snow feel last evening and ended for the most part around midnight. Yesterday it was well forecasted that we would be on the northern edge of the snow from round one. Our county, Grafton was never in a winter storm warning but the school district decided to cancel school last evening anyhow. Roads were well cleared by this morning. Stupid decision. Our snow was of the dry, powder variety, no mix, ice etc. Probably tomorrow mornings community will be worse than this morning. Wonder if they will call off school yet again?