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SN+ 28.5" 6" This band produced very heavy snow. Going into lull soon.

28.2 SN 4" Temperature is a couple of degrees colder than I figured so this is a fairly dry snow with some blowing and trees are clear of snow.

If the models continue to show this solution for the next few days the media is going to pick it up and go wild with it since it coincides with Christmas travel. Then watch..... things don't phase as shown and this ends up being much weaker or develop well out to sea and being a nothing burger. Mets will have egg on their face. I wish this was 4 or 5 days out and not 7. I will say (if I remember correctly) the big epic storms like 78 or 1993 were forecasted well in advance I believe since so many models were honking days before the event.

Crazy GFS. It had the storm, then lost it the last couple runs. Now a 960mb just SE of the BM. Crazy swings.

The upslope and downslope of the mountains is so interesting. It differs so much in short distances. Down here about 15 miles south of the Whites Plymouth and to a lesser extent me gets shadows on the NE flow. At the same time I do fantastic in CAD situations. Many times my warmest temps are right after fropa when mixing sets in.

12Z NAM is probably overdone but what a juicy run.

1.25" snow showers last night. Actually the models picked it up but especially the Euro. I just didn't believe the moisture from the low to the east would swing moisture this far south. That brings me up to 5" on the season. We will add to that in late week.

Burlington usually issues WS watch before Gray Maine does. WS watch will be coming for C/N NH soon. If you are in Sullivan County NH you should do fine.

Hey ya 'all. I have not been on the forms much lately. Busy with other stuff. I just happened to look at the crazy 18Z GFS Kuchera clown map through the whole run. Can we lock in the 45-55" of snow for a good chunk of CNE/NNE? Wake me up when we are within about 5 days or so.

48.6F moderate rain. South winds gusting to 43mph. Many gusts into the upper 30s. About .85" so far

9am 31.2F light freezing. Many accidents around. So much for salt free roads this fall. It was nice being able to keep the cars clean so late in the season. Maybe the roads will get a rinse off on Sunday.

I powered up my drone and drove up to the Notch this morning with the idea that perhaps I could aid in the search. There were 2 helicopters in the air when I was there around 10:30am. I was surprised that I could not find a "base" camp that was co-ordinating the search. I went to all the pull offs and the Cannon parking lot. Long story short the wind was pretty strong and ceiling about 3500 feet with snow showers so I did not attempt to fly the drone. I also would not have flown without co-ordinating with Fish and Game. Sorry that she didn't make it. PS There is no snow cover south of Franconia Notch. The Notch only has a couple of inches.

Just watched the 5pm news. The search teams quit for the day. Didn't find her. 19 years old. She left yesterday early morning to hike to the top of Lafayette with just sneakers on. No food, no lights, little water. How do people make such bad decisions?

GFS on board for a nice storm. Although too warm for snow as is for the big northeast cities if a 970mb low happens lots of air travel delays and highway mess with Saturday travel. It is out of here Sunday but gusty NW winds. Timing still a week away and lots will probably change but at least some weather to watch for New Englanders.

29.7F Very light mix 2.2"

31.9 Awaiting first flakes....

First flakes this morning if you look hard enough

What do the tide cycles look like? I know we had a full moon last night.

Driving north, (I'm the passenger). We have had the ac on the whole ride. Just crossed back into NH. Nice to get back into the cool air. Down to 72F now. Catching up in the forums. Nice to see more interesting weather coming up. Nicole/ front then cold air lurking.

Today I had to drive down to Rhode Island. Right now I'm at a Walmart parking lot in North Providence charging my car. Over the past half an hour of driving the car thermometer has been around 81 or 82. Crazy warm. About to head back North. Also of note most of the trees are leafed in Bristol RI.

Caribou Maine hits 70F yet again.

70.5F Partly cloudy Interesting GFS run today. Gets something tropical down towards Bahamas and rotates in west into Florida. 982mb near Palm Beach. Crosses the state into the Gulf and then north north east up the coast. 980mb noreaster over Nantucket. Not so far out in fantasy land that the general path has some merit.

I have not been paying too much attention but way out in fantasy land things could get interesting. Besides the cold blast on the GFS it also wants to develop some type of tropical system in around the same time period. If this all happened and timing was right something in some form could be yanked up the coast. Maybe a Sandy type of setup?? Thoughts?

67F, sunny, no wind. Can't get much nicer for the end of October. Meanwhile the GFS meteogram for my area....

Stick season has arrived in Central NH, at least in my hood in the NW Lakes Region. After yesterday's wind I would say 15% to maybe 20% leaves remain. Mostly the oaks.