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I'm at 98". Very impressive since I am only 90 miles from Boston as the crow flies.. 38F at 3:20pm. Bright but cloudy. I flew my drone straight up to it's max 1640 feet above me. I broke out of the low clouds at 1500 feet into full sun. Got high wind warning on the drone even though there is no wind here at the surface. Wish the drone had a thermometer attachment. I need to look into that.

Well it's past noon, raining and 32.8F I am not holding out for 50F nor is last nights snow going to melt much. A refreeze to glaciated tonight and tomorrow stays below freezing. Still waiting for my first 50F.

3" of snow last night. Actually there could have been a bit more because it was still snowing when I went to bed and it was raining when I woke up and still almost 3" Wet snow and 32.2F rain is destroying the birch. Those trees seem to have elastic memories so if the snow melts quickly they will be okay... I think... By the way this winter we had overwintering Bluebirds. Lots of them. There is one on the apple tree in the picture.

Birch destroyer last night. Rain this morning is making it worse. Wish I could get the warm air up here fast. 3" last night 32.1F light rain now Dirt roads are very slippery and the town can't plow with the mud. The models saw this . I am surprised there was no WWA.

31.8F light snow. 2.5" if I measure on old snow. 2" if I measure on vars as the first hour didn't really stick much. Now The question will be do I get stuck in the '30s or low 40s tomorrow or does the warm front make it up here for a couple of hours to melt this mess?

31.8" Moderate snow 2"

Good, (or bad) your getting snow too. 32.1F Light snow. About 1.5" ish

32.5F Light snow

Looks like tornado on the ground

41/16 Ha, light snow

Lots of weather today. I hope the tornadoes that form will miss towns and cities. On the cold side of things the models seem to be more bullish for a period of accumulating snow up here. Gray doesn't even have me in a Hazardous Weather Outlook area. Snow map says less than an inch. I'm 39/14F right now This could be a sneaky event this evening. Just cold rain tomorrow. CAD will win and my string of no 50F this year will continue. So close but so far.

I'm watching this from afar in NH. I can not remember the last "high" risk. 2 questions. The next convective outlook would come out in 6 hours, right? My second questions is do they ever change convective outlooks with any special outlooks? I know the discussions come out more often.

...and then there have been seasons where SNE gets pummeled and we just suck cirrus storm after storm

The front came through here with a short lived snow squall. About 1/2". This puts me at 95" on the season. Alex, are you keeping snowfall records? I see that on the snowfall thread that Phin and J Spin have just under 150". It looks like we are not over just yet. Unbelievable that I have not hit 50F yet this year.

Wow. Mammoth Mountain received 20" more inches of snow last night. That broke their all time snowiest winter. 695" at the Main Lodge and 870" at the summit. What really impressed me is that their current snow depth at their main lodge 275 inches. 22 feet, 11 inches. Crazy. I wonder how wildlife gets around?

It did flip the light snow up here late last night. About 3/4 of an inch.

2" new brings me to 93" on the season

30.2f light snow. Change to sleet for a while but it's gone back to snow. Actually snowing pretty good even though radar doesn't show much. Guessing about an inch and a half.

30.1F Light snow. We changed to snow grains then freezing drizzle and sleet. Now back to light snow and blowing snow.

From Mammoth Mtn page 3/25 What struck me as 90" of water in the snowpack. I guess if New England averages 40" or so inches of rain per year the Sierra could have that much water in the snowpack. According to the old ski patrol records we have in-house, this season has now beaten out 2011 for inches of snowfall and 1969 for the amount of water that has fallen in the snowpack. As of now, there are over 90 inches of water recorded in the snow at Mammoth Pass. With more snow and cool days ahead over the next week who knows maybe the 700-inch mark at the 9000-foot level will be within reach. With all the snow on the ground, Mammoth Mountain announced on Tuesday that they plan to run for winter sports at the Main Lodge through at least the month of July. If there happens to be a cooler summer they plan to run longer and hopefully beat the closing day record set in 1995 on August 14th.”

630pm Light snow grains 29.7F 1"ish

29.7F Light snow 1/4"

31.7/26 Moderate snow

I slept through it but clouds broke enough for a friend to capture them over Newfound Lake. Camera's are always take longer exposures than the eye so they look more dramatic. I saw them once, I think 2003 and it was beautiful. Still a total solar eclipse is the most spectacular experience. Fingers crossed it will be clear in NNE next April 8th

I moved from Metro Boston to my small 1000 person town of Bridgewater NH 20 years ago. It's in Central NH on Newfound Lake. Area is in the foothills of the Whites. 10 miles off of Rt 93 so quick trip to Boston which is 100 miles south. 85" of snow. No crime to speak off. One traffic light within 10 miles. We have one police officer. House prices have increased but no sales tax and in comparison things are cheap here. We don't lock our house and keep keys in the car. ( no funny ideas, my weathercams will catch you!) Everyone knows everyone so a very strong sense of community. With global warming NNE will be the go to place in 50 years.