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14F +SN 17.5" 3.5" new at the snow stake past hour

++SN 14F Spectacular storm for heavy snow. Vis 200 feet for past hour. 17.5" 3.5" new last hour Nice to get in the def band. Snowing i

Death band is the best I have seen. Picked up 2" in past 30 minutes. Vis 200 feet

Extremely heavy snow right now. About the lowest vis. I have ever seen. Few hundred feet? Clip I just took from Nest Cam https://video.nest.com/clip/676828b98477495da03ff39d23e68e8a.mp4

14 +SN 15" at the snowstake. Have not cleared at all.

No you can't have my band. I'm on the northern edge. Hope it sits here and then begins to pivot N/S

+SN 13.2F Vis 1/8 12"ish 2nd large forecast bust of a forecast up here. First one the NWS had way too much snow and this one they had way too little.

Big jump north on the 18Z Euro for CNE. Puts me in the game. Here is a comparison of total qpf

That is very cool. As someone that has always had the crazy fetish for "how far can you see" I really liked this post. On the clearest of days when I fly my drone over my house I can see Mt Washington to the north, Killington to the west and Mt Monadock to the south. When I took one of my edutrips to the summit of Mt Washington and spent the night it was also interesting to see the reflection of the lights of Boston to the south and Montreal to the northwest

Watching the earthcam in NYC. Wall of white coming into the city from the south. 320pm https://www.esbnyc.com/about/live-cam

PF could answer this question, Given the same conditions other than wind is snow blowing more effective in calm conditions or with wind? I have always thought calm conditions would be more helpful so I am surprised you have have any snow dust at all. How far is the closest slope to you? 1/2 mile??

This storm is frustrating. Right on the edge of the good qpf. Areas just south do great. Just a bump of 25 miles would help but the models seem pretty much cemented in now for the northern edge.

You let the cat out of the bag. No wonder you post big numbers. Subtract a foot from your yearly totals!!!

5F was my low. Only 25F above the coldest I have ever recorded. Has there ever been a study to show how many degrees colder a deep snowcover makes?

06Z and 12Z Euro. 10:1

Bow NH is definitely back in the game. Still questionable in my NW part of the Lakes Region but enough snow to say that there will be a White Christmas. Actually this is going to provide enough snow that many in the Northeast will have snow on the ground for Christmas.

Here is the 06 to 12Z comparison. I used Kuchera, others just posted 10:1

Weatherbell Kuchera product goes from 1" to 10" in new GFS run. Brings good qpf up into Central NH.

He bought a 2 stage snowblower last year and has been so anxious to use it. You are SE of the coastal front so you don't get the easy to remove powder snow that falls to your NW

My nephew in Bristol RI has been so excited. Keeps emailing me absurd snowfall forecasts. Now as PF comes in, he starts to come out.

Just saw it. Puts Brian and me right in the heaviest goods. I like these type of storms (if this were to verify). I didn't follow the models closely for days and days and then the north trend begins just a day or two before the storm. Phin, you will be amazed how fast NNE cleans up after a cold, powder storm. Unlike Maryland that takes days and days the storm will be cleaned up almost before the snow stops. Still this is the NAM and until the GFS and Euro come on board this is a SNE storm. Will watch closely today

Here is the comparison of 12Z and 18Z Euro runs. 10:1 ratio

I grew up in the same neighborhood as Bob Turk. He still is a friend of mine. I was talking with him yesterday. I wished him luck with this one. As it happens many time the Balt/DC area straddles the rain/snow line with this one. Could be some big busts down there if the line is 20 miles north or south. Have fun down there.

Today's very light snow has ended. Just slipped below 32F. Maybe a long time before we go back over it. Lost most of our snowcover with this latest stretch of warm weather. Now we wait to see if the next storm delivers. Only 5" of snow this season so far.

32.2F Very light snow vis was down to about 1 or 2 miles but coming back up.