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32.6F Light snow. Seems the back edge is filling in a bit.

Storm winding down. 33.7F with a few flakes. Only got .11" of qpf. Had 10 minutes of decent flakage this AM and then just light rain most of the day. Daytime high was 39.3F. Didn't flip till 6pm and by then precip was basically SE of me. On to next week!

Finally flipping to light snow. 35.4F

Are you sure your house generator is going to be high enough off the ground so that it doesn't get buried in the snow?

38.3F Very, very light rain. Visibility is about 7 miles so even when I flip it would have to pickup in intensity to stick at all.

Looks mixed at the base of Loon. My temperature is now steady 38.8F with light rain.

38.6F Light rain. Temperature crept up all morning and reached a high of 39.3F an hour ago. Now falling back

Light catpaws 39.3/34

38.6/32F -RA/SN Precip started a couple of hours ago as sprinkles. Then stopped. Started up again as a mix and now has again stopped last couple fo minutes. Must be cooling off above

Thanks Dryslot! 38.6F Light rain and snow

I had saved this webcam in my favorites but never labeled it. Does anyone know where this is? Colebrook, Pittsburg NH?

Very light rain just started 38.3/28 Bit hard to see but looks to be snowing at the top of the ridgeline to my west at 2300 or so feet

Good Morning NNE. 35/28 This morning clown Kuchera total snowfall over the next 10 days. All ski areas at 100% for Thanksgiving?

Last year right around this time I had my first decent snow. From that point on except for a brief period around Christmas I had constant snow cover until spring. Can NNE do it again? Although it's a small system the rain/snow line will be right through the Plymouth NH area. Will be interesting for me to watch what happens tomorrow PM. For everyone north of me, congrats....

If SNE can snag some decent snow cover next week boy is it going to get cold. Looking at low temperatures at the end of next week could almost all of New England see sub 10F lows except at waters edge? I know models tend to go to extremes further out in time but wow...

What does the LFM have to say?

12Z Euro seems a bit weaker. Keeps any snow north of Manchester NH

Weatherbell support told me I can now post Euro images to AMWX. 18Z run is weaker with the low. Here is 12Z and 18Z comparison with there 10 to 1 snowfall ratio

Weatherbell just changed it's policy so I can now post Euro info. Some serious cold next week. Here is 12Z Euro and 18Z GFS temperatures for 7am next Tuesday

Last week there was some discussion about Weathermodels.com allowing Euro map posting. I use Weatherbell so I emailed them. They also changed their policy so I will start posting graphics from time to time.

I was figuring it would work opposite. She moves up here to get good snow and then it's a winter of heavy virga up here with storm after storm smoking SE New England. Ouch, looks super cold early next week with perhaps more snow chances? Euro min's show lows in the single numbers in NNE. Thanksgiving skiing?

I agree with you. For some reason I like dark afternoons in the winter but not dark mornings.

I guess the "Ditch the Switch" movement is growing. Another words staying on Daylight Saving Time year round. Sounds great, sunsets an hour later in the morning. Down side is later sunrises. Since New England is on the eastern side of the Eastern Time Zone we really would get shafted in the AM. Sun rises after 815am in December. It was tried in the 1970's. People thought is was a great idea and then people hated it. What do you think, should we not move the clocks forward tonight? Personally I hate dark mornings (ha, models would come in an hour later too!)

My weatherbell snow product map has 6-10" for most everybody in SNE except the Cape Cod area.

I never thought of that. NE Kingdom has crappy radar coverage so obviously it will show much lower qpf than actually fell.