wxeyeNH

Turkey for 2 this year.

I only got .60" of rain. A few snow showers at the begining yesterday PM and some freezing drizzle in the evening. Axis of heavy precip seemed to be further SE than modeled. Good for the most severe drought areas.

Yeah, that storm blasted areas east of me. Eastern NH had extreme winds with tree damage. We were a bit too far west to get into the brutal part of the storm

32/25 Very light freezing drizzle. Few snow showers past couple of hours. Meh but could surprise a few people with slippery decks if freezing drizzle continues we we slip below freezing....

Coming from Maryland myself and first moving to Metro Boston and then up here in 2001 I use to get really excited for every snow event. You get use to frequent snow events very fast and pretty soon small 2-4" or 4-8" events are no big deal. Some of the most exciting stuff are the heavy snow squalls when visibility drops to a few hundred feet. Noreasters with lots of wind can be pretty impressive although cold storms with lots of wind means flake size is quite small. Big wet spring storms with wet parachutes are a lot prettier. Below is a pretty typical noreaster day when visibilities can be in the 1/4 to 1/2 mile range for hours. https://video.nest.com/clip/5913c751eeca4a4c9c125c3695668d1d.mp4 March 14 2017

32.7/21 Radar shows echoes over me but the ceiling is pretty high and I can see 40 miles to the SW so nothing is even close to reaching the ground. What is more exciting, a straight 25F snow event or being close to the changeover line with lots of chances for flipping back and forth? Although being close to a changeover line is much more of a messy cleanup I think I enjoy trying to figure out what is going to happen.

33/22 No virga yet just mid level overcast. Echoes about 40 miles SW Husband was exposed to Covid on Friday so we have to quarantine. No big deal on a cold overcast day. Good day to stay in and work on a jigsaw puzzle of Stowe views. One of the best pictures ever from PF. Puzzle wasn't hard to get the top part done but all the spruce laced with snow is a bitch to do.

Noon. Overcast getting thicker. 33.2/21F Dew low enough that we will start as light frozen later. Maybe I can score an inch?

Governor of NH is on TV. NH is finally issuing a state wide mask mandate. Long overdue. Biggest new case numbers today since spring. Positivity rate is jumping. Up to 4.5%

Yes KN95 the way to go. Mine have the tent design so they don't press up against your mouth. Even my local Staples was selling them. Didn't like the white one's so just ordered black on Amazon. Got to man up in NNE

NH Governor to have a news conference at 3pm. Perhaps we will finally have a state wide mask mandate. Good thing is that I am seeing near 100% compliance now. It was only around 75% in my area around Labor Day

Edit 1603 today

Today's death toll looks like it will be 1572. (Johns Hopkins site). That will be the highest since Mid May. (There was one day Aug 1rst it jumped to 1800, not sure why). So deaths are starting to tick up for sure. As I have stated on this board my brother is a doctor in the DC area that treats Covid patients and is on his hospitals Covid Committee and also advises for the State of Virginia. He says deaths are way down as compared to the spring because hospitals know so much more about Covid and how to treat very ill patients. He feels the next couple of months are going to be devastating but then with the 2 vaccines coming out Covid will basically be a thing of the past in the US by this summer. His hospital (Inova Fairfax, 1100 beds) expects to have all its medical staff vaccinated by Christmas.

31.1F Moderate snow squall about to end. About 1/4". Trying to join the bigboys club with my friends north of me. Nice to see at least the deck and dirt surfaces white. Probably sublimate away by morning

Maybe it is. I can connect to your cam, Phin's, my neighbors nest cam but if I try mine it errors out. Technology! Arrgghh. We had a 20 year old washing machine never an issue. Finally motor went so we bought a "smart" machine. Now when we have a quick power outage, off and on type the mother board fries. So now we are told we have to unplug and plug in each time we use.

It is interesting to see who will be in the snowy spot Phin or Alex. Last time I checked it was snowing at Phin and not at Alex. Now Alex is getting white but sun is out as Phin. Here 36.7F Occ flurries with vis 3-8 miles as they pass through Sad that this stuff is even worth posting about

Few flurries here. Nice to see it snowing on Phin's cam. Really liking that we now have Alex and Phins cams up north. Just need someone in Thorton/Woodstock or Lincoln facing into Franconia Notch

Same thing here. 37.5F

I agree 100%. The howls waking you up from a deep sleep are the worst. Here is a clip from my Nest Cam from a couple of years ago https://home.nest.com/camera/38f8f3baed6c45d093cfa955f6b8fc73/clips

Ouch. Way out in fantasyland but Euro has a high of 13F a week from Saturday.

https://water.weather.gov/precip/

Deaths really starting to ramp up. 1340 today. Maybe we can revisit a Covid thread again. Now that elections are over maybe politics can stay out of it?? This is on the verge of getting really bad. Thoughts?

I think I got snow around Nov 8 2018 and then basically had a constant pack till spring except for a few days around Christmas when I had some patches of field showing on the south exposures.

How unusual is this November warm spell? Our departures from norm must be more than SNE. It's longevity makes it very unique. Days and days of near 100% sunshine and no wind. I don't know if there are records that show 7 day departures from norm?

Just another clear, no wind November 70F day. My neighbors are raking leaves and say it's almost perfect just a bit too warm