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15.5F Light to almost moderate snow. About 1" of pure fluff.

14.6F light snow. Vis 1.5 miles Edit: Moderate snow vis 1/2 mile

I really enjoy reading your posts about your first NNE winter. Now you see that even with a cutter or two once you get a deep base it just doesn't melt until spring. This is been a very boring pattern south of the mountain so you guys up there do good even without the real storms. Enjoy.

Finally, a nice cool morning 13.2F Snow skies above. Flurries and a quick snow squall gave me about 1/3" yesterday. Newfound Lake finally freezing over

Other than about 2.5" of slushy crap here during the synoptic part of the last storm nothing has happened the last couple of days. Stray flurries here and there. The ground is white with crusty snow but it's a different world on the south side of the mountains. Glad your enjoying winter. It's funny I feel I'm not part of the NNE group with all your upslope snow but not the SNE group either. Just lost here in Central NH as we wait for the next one whenever that may be...

Have the evening news on. WMUR is talking about how warm it has been. For Concord NH January is running 9.4F above average. 29 straight days above normal. Last time we had a day below normal was on Dec 20th. For January 11 days of highs 40F+

I'm sitting at 32F which is slightly above average. Just a guess but 23F is slightly above average for you on the coldest week of the year. Just a guess. Wish there was better long term data in the Whites. Maybe someone knows?

32.9F with occ. very light snow/flurries. Brighter to the south.

Another 1/4" last night. 5" at the snowstake.. Alex....that is the2nd plastering your trees have taken this year

Next up will be a taste of your first real cold. Mid teens for highs. In reality that isn't super cold but a step in that direction. When NNE stays below zero all day you know you have a nice cold airmass. That is about 15F colder than what is coming up. Snow is fine but I can do without subzero real temperatures. It's funny, when we have a stretch like that and then it finally gets up to 20F it seems warm.

Still getting mixed moderate showers. Slush bowl. 33.1F Meanwhile Concord NH 35 miles south by the way the crow flies is 46F

32.4F Light snow/sleet/rain. 2.25". Main batch of precip is exiting. Storm was all frozen until the very end. Much of the snow feel at 32.5 to 33.4F so didn't add up to much but definately a net gain. Perhaps wrap around moisture can give me a bit more tonight before the deep freeze.

32.3F Moderate snow. Only 2" of slushy snow

Moderate snow 32.4F trees becoming caked as temp ticks down.

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!