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37F light snow has started 430pm

Things are looking much more bullish up here than yesterday. Several years back a nor'easter brought damaging winds to Eastern NH. If the GFS would be right would that happen again, even to interior areas like us? Usually the big lows move through the benchmark but this is different.

For the NH folks like me the Euro was a big jump in QPF. With each model run some get screwed and others get the goods...

It runs an hour later now with the time change.

Yeah, it clobbers SNE but it is looking like NBD up here. Big storms are nice until you loose power for a few days. This one will do that. A little incoming nuke

Frickin models. I'm glad I don't read this thread too much. For example NAM had me at 1.67" last run but .33" this run. You all have to deal with R/S lines but up here it is how much does the goods come north and how much does the Whites shadow me.

Yes, this is true but at the same time the days are getting longer. More time to accumulate

At 54

While we wait for the Euro I just realized everything will be an hour later tomorrow eve

I'm friends with Matt Hoenig the new Met on WMUR. His family has a house up here and he has really studied it. There is a snow hole in Plymouth down to me with strong nor'easters. I think the GFS over does it with qpf and interactions with orographics. I would think you are too far south. You will do better with this storm than me. Enjoy but have the genny ready.

Brian, we got to dynamite the Whites. Get shadowed badly. Only .45" on the GFS. Man, SNE!

Scott, Up here it would come in after sunset so a night time storm helps. Okay, my brain is fried. If a model now forecasts say a 7pm start time with the time change on Sunday would the start time be one hour earlier or later than shown now? I think one hour later, correct?

Birch bender/Chicken coop collapser for sure. Unlike most of the snow this winter this will be 32F paste. I've had enough, hoping to give this one to the SNE guys.

Nice Kuchy GFS run for Mark, Brian and me

My take is that the odds of a storm in this time period are increasing. The question will be where and if the low gets cut off and loops like some of the Big Boys have in the past have. This looks like it would occur in the general area SE of New England. A change of location of 100 miles of this will determine the sensible weather in any given area. So it makes no sense to dissect each run for specifics of rain/snow lines this far out.

Loop and Snow

Euro 144 hooks into RI

Argghh... 12Z GFS goes in the wrong direction. I was hoping for another big jump towards the Euro

Ha, I only get 40" on the Euro Kuchy.

Here are a few pictures I took this afternoon. For the season I'm at 83" which is just above my winter average. I measured the pack in a few different spots but this is representative. About 27". 2008 snow pack was over 3 feet so this doesn't compare but I put a 2008 pictures in here too. Of course these piles are from the metal/shake roof but it will be interesting to see how long they survive this spring. Slow melt this week and as of now the next weekend storm would stay south. If it did ever come this far north and slam us the pack would be impressive.

Glad your feeling better. That is much more important than snow totals. Looks like my final will be 9.75" with this one.

30.8F Light snow vis 3/4 mile 10" 84" on the season This storm brings me just over average for a season. We have a new metal roof and all season the snow slides off and keeps building up on the north and west sides. One of our barn windows in the back is completely covered.

31 Light snow vis 3/4 mile 9.25"

SN+ 28.F. 8.5"

SN+ 29F