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32.5F Moderate to heavy snow. After rising from 32F predawn I rose to 33.3F with a light mix or rain and snow. Temp has fallen back and snow is now whitening the trees and accumulating again

33F Moderate parachutes. Winds roaring. Webcams don't pick up falling snow too well

Temp back down .3F too 33.0F Light to moderate puking type snow. Sheets of it.

33.3F Light to moderate snow mixed with some rain. Keeps flipping After a quick rise temp is steady

Temp has rose 1/2F in past 30 minutes. Up to 33.1F with very wet snow falling

32.6F Very light snow. Picked up 1/2" since it started

32.5 Very light snow. Looks like about 1/2" on railings

Really tough forecast for my location and my higher elevation compared to the surrounding area. Could be an inch or two of glop or 6 or 8" of heavy wet snow. Earlier this season there was that big blown forecast my my hood when it looked like we would get a birch bender and ended up with 2" of snow then a flip. Models sure throwing out a lot of liquid. Will be interesting to see how it plays out for me. For those north of me perhaps the upslope will be bigger than the synoptic part of the storm

Having your spouse spend 33 days in the hospital and watching them gasp for breath in ICU before being intubated changes your mind real fast about the vaccine.

Being born in Metro Baltimore and living down there till the age of 22 I understand Phin's worry. Totally different mind set after living up here for 20 years. This winter has sucked. (Other than than the quick 2 feet of snow in 12 hours). Snowfall is below normal and temperatures above. Newfound Lake is almost wide open. I never see that in Mid January. Jeez, Alex has barely gone below zero at nights. Take what you have seen so far as your bottom baseline. It doesn't get much worse than this. Even if you go from snow to rain with the next system and back to snow with the net system I bet you come out of it with a net gain! Promise!! (Or I will ship up a lump crab cake to Randolph)

"I definitely don't take it as a criticism, and actually sometimes I come here because I can't check every P&C for accuracy and consistency. I like to say we're way more akin to a graphic designer than how these guys did things". Chris, I have a question about NWS graphics and may have asked you this a couple of years ago. When the area is under multiple threats the graphics can only display one color at a time. Can't the graphic use a color stripe or other demarcation so at quick glance someone would know there are multiple hazards? I understand a warning would take president over a watch or advisory but there must be a way of doing this. Thanks for all the great work you and Gray NWS does for us!

I still like the area I picked 20 years ago. Bridgewater NH. Population 1000. Low taxes, no crime, on the shores of NH 5th largest lake but elevation on hills and mountains to over 2500 feet, just 30 minutes north the Whites. 10 miles to Rt 93 to get to Boston. 85" of snow but just on the downside of the Whites so I get more sun. Great snow retention with CAD.

28F and partly cloudy on the downslope side today. This is one of the benefits of living right on the other side of the high terrain. While it is just mostly cloudy but boring north of me I will have enough sun today to make 30F pleasant. I'm not yet looking at the models for later this week as don't want to get invested in any one outcome. Still a bit too far out for me

Alex, once you have the Bretton Woods rental market totally locked up I think you need to work part time at Gray and get the P&C software up to snuf for the Whites!

Just a "weenie" clown map. 18Z GFS Kuchera snow map through Jan 24. At least some things to watch. Even 1/3 of this would be nice

Such a great picture. I would love to have had my drone over there on a morning like this or the other day when it was snowing at the base and clear just above. With the 4K cam it would have been very easy to see the ice crystal growth ascending and descending.

Pretty typical January day. 31/18F for me. Seems kind of cool but just looked at Concord NH's average January temperature and it's 31/10F so in actuality today is slightly above normal in temperature. Some interesting possibilities upcoming but still too far away to pay attention.

Just took a ride around Newfound Lake here in Central NH. The lake is wide open. Really unusual going into Mid January. My region is totally snow covered but only 3-5" of coverage. Definitely below normal although white is white and that is what I like about NNE. Definitely 4 seasons when the ground is snow covered even in years like this. Got down to 15F last night. I don't radiate well but my low so far this season has only been 5F.

So what exactly is it like skiing from clear skies to the base with legit flakage? If you ski and stop every 1000 feet or so does the small fog crystals just get larger and larger as you go down? Must be really interesting to be able to do this. Greens must get so much more undercast days than the Whites with more low level moisture available. Beautiful day here. Cirrus easily visible 100 miles to my south

Flakes in the air all day. About 1/4" to 1/2". Looks like it will stay below freezing for the next week. Even though I only have 4" or so it will not be going anyplace soon so is usually the case in January it is a winter landscape. Newfound Lake is now starting to freeze over. Bob houses going up.

18Z GFS. Quickly running through the model run. Not including this fish storm there are 3 more whiffs in the run. If all these storms ran further NW New England would be digging out.

1" last night. 34.5" on the season. 3" to 4" OTG

25.5F Snowing pretty good down here. Some good snow growth too. Almost 1/2"

Newfound Lake, NH's 5th largest lake is wide open. It's a deep lake but usually is icing over by now

Still snowing very lightly. 3.25" Brings me to 33.50". If I average about 85" per year seems like I'm running not to far from normal. Seems far below that. Thankfully the big Dec storm made all the difference