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  1. wxeyeNH
    Ha, at least I'm honest and going with 2", not 2.5" or stretching to 3"
  2. wxeyeNH
    30.9F Just had a quick IP shower. Snow stake shows near 3" but it is just the grass making it seem that much. I am going with 2"
  3. wxeyeNH
    Yeah, I need to add. I sent him a PM but didn't hear back.
  4. wxeyeNH
    28.3f. Light snow.
  5. wxeyeNH
    Is Kevin still doing the snow chart?
  6. wxeyeNH
    33.8F Moderate snow squall. We had a bit of sleet last Saturday morning but 2 snow showers today. One earlier in the afternoon and this one now
  7. wxeyeNH
    I realized I have not posted a link to my weather station and cam in quite awhile if anyone is interested in what is going on up here. I am 17 miles NNW of Dendrite (Brian) and guessing about 500 feet higher https://www.bridgewaternhweather.com/
  8. wxeyeNH
    41F IP first frozen of the year but still have not hit 32.0F
  9. wxeyeNH
    Nice Alex! I never saw this cam. With the view of the roof too you can get an idea of accumulations, at least in wet snow events. Definately a bookmarker
  10. wxeyeNH
    41.5F Ice pellets.
  11. wxeyeNH
    Rain of leaves today. Central NH rapidly becoming stick country
  12. wxeyeNH
    Midnight and it is 68f in Montpelier and Burlington. Impressive.
  13. wxeyeNH
    So much damage. From the helicopter video I grabbed this shot of a highrise. Windows blown out with so much structural damage you can see right through some units. Wonder how their highrise building codes along resorts compare to Florida? Andrew was a near miss for dense buildings but would Florida's highrises look like this if a true Cat 5 came ashore in Miami-Dade?
  14. wxeyeNH
    33.1F up on my hill.
  15. wxeyeNH
    I would say that the foliage peaked today here in the NW Lakes Region of NH. I took the drone up for a quick look around before the rain. My Aspens and birch were vibrant but I think the HDR settings made it a bit more saturated than what I saw with the naked eye
  16. wxeyeNH
    Looks like our foliage peak will be tomorrow or Friday here in the NW Lakes Region of NH. Wind and rain this weekend will bring most of the leaves down except the oaks which always follow. I would give this season a 4 out of 10 so far but colors are rapidly changing. My guess would have been the peak this weekend if the storm and wind had held off.
  17. wxeyeNH
    September was the warmest ever. Not surprising since this happens often now. What is surprising is it was the most anomalous warm month in the data set going back to 1940. Scary stuff https://www.cbsnews.com/news/september-2023-hottest-ever-eu-copernicus-climate-change-service/
  18. wxeyeNH
    Luckily there is not an intense hurricane right now southwest of Phillippe's position. The strong trough approaching would yank something northbound quick if placements were just right. This is why New England usually gets it's strongest hurricanes later in the season when fall troughs arrive
  19. wxeyeNH
    It's amazing how the spigots shut off up here a couple of weeks ago while SNE keeps getting more and more rain. Smoke is also increasing here. Very dim sun. (Sounds Chinese)
  20. wxeyeNH
    But lots of smoke?
  21. wxeyeNH
    Dry,dry, dry. No rain as far as the eye can see. Through 378 hours on the GFS
  22. wxeyeNH
    EX 984.6mb
  23. wxeyeNH
    Wow, that was fast. The surface center of Ophelia is now under the expanding CDO. Recon about to go in for another pass. 987mb was last one.
  24. wxeyeNH
    Zero color in the high Whites
  25. wxeyeNH
    We had to fire up the wood stove too. Stayed around 57-58F all day About .65" of rain as of 630pm. Looking at radar it looks like we are about done but models say, nope
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