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Cirrus getting thin up here. Just got up to 32F I think when all is said and down most of New England will have received similar snow amounts so far this season? NNE missed out on this one but got 2-8" earlier this year and now much of SNE will be in the same ball park after this storm.

28.4F Storm over. 2.25" snow at my elevation. Friend says 1" ish at Newfound Lake at 587 feet About .65" precip approx Temperatures during the last heavy band where below 30F so the trees (oaks still leafed) are not snow coated nor birches. Models were great i how it worked out. Good Luck to everyone south!

Temperature is falling now 36.9F Light rain. Rain looks to now be moving out. Will part 2 deliver up here?

Been stuck at 38F here. Steady light rain at 1100 feet in Central NH

18Z GFS ...another Gulf Hurricane out in fantasyland time. What do we do when we run out of the Greek alphabet?

Love your cam. The snow line shows up clearly on the Presidential Range 39.7/39 Light to Moderate rain. No catpaws yet

43/42F Light rain just started. I'm guessing mostly a miss up here. Good qpf stays just south. Much of rain will be wasted but we will see when I flip later

39F Overcast and undercast Foliage started early this year and then slowed way down. A surprising amount of leaves on my property. Don't need a birch bender so a part of me wants this to stay south. Plenty of snow chances later in the season

As far as the media and the general population goes this one is really going under the radar so to speak. So many hurricane watches for NO this season and so much coverage of Gulf Storms. Like Covid, people kind of just let their guard down. Many people are just saying (as of last night) it's just a Cat 1. However... A strengthening storm always seems to over achieve. Katrina was weakening and slid east of NO. NO metro 1.2 million people! This storm is hauling ass unlike many earlier season tropical systems. It's not going to lose much punch The eyewall could go right over NO. Highest destructive wind is just in the eyewall. I think this storm will be by far the most destructive of this season. Not often do you see a strong Cat 2 going over a major metro area of this size. When was the last one?? Lots of population just east of NO too like Gulfport which will be on the strong east side What are some good webcams to watch?

Tip, can you give me a link to the Fous data? I had a link but it doesn't work anymore. I liked looking at is too

Light mix started earlier this morning while I was at 35.3F We have had catpaws for a few hours now. Every once in awhile it goes over to snow. This is my second T of the season. Welcome J Culligan to the NNE forums. N NH finally getting some good posters. I'm so happy I moved up here from Boston Metro in 2001. No more coastal fronts to deal with just the Greens and Whites stealing most of the upslope snow

Rain/Snow mix started an hour ago. Now mostly light snow. Temp slowly dropping 34.5F

6Z Euro has lowered snowfall amounts. Speaking of snow for today's little system a light rain/snow mix just started 35.5/31F

18Z NAM is drier and south with qpf. Nothing burger north of the Mass/NH line

Just checking in. Really have not read the thread except the last 2 pages. I have low expectations up here. Seems like the trend is south. If Euro comes back more amped then I'll check back in. Another season where SNE cashes in and I play catchup? Hey, leaves are mostly down up here. What is the state of the forest canopy down closer to the slop zone? Power outage potentials?

I'm 50 miles to your southwest and have had heavy drizzle with fine raindrops all morning. I assume it is the same at your property with echoes going that way

33.8F Light rain. Temp dipped to 32.7F around daybreak. I heard reports of a bit of freezing rain. Rain at 33 or 34F is about as miserable as it gets.

I disagreed with you guys eliminating the Covid thread earlier this year and still disagree that the moderators don't want any posts on a subject of science. I understood that the old post veered into politics which is more subjective. Perhaps after next week when the election will be over we could bring back discussion on this important topic that affects all of us and could become really bad over the next couple of months. I found the New England discussion of Covid was a great resource as we have many intelligent people on this forum. Just my 2 cents.

For a camera I have been using the Nest products for several years. You would have to research how they work with solar power and the type of internet service you will have. That might be the biggest issue with band with and interrupted power. Assuming that can be worked out the cam's work great for security as they can send you notifications of sound or motion. Lots of customization. Also with the Nest aware you can easily create time lapses of interesting weather events, for instance this time lapse of a summer storm. https://video.nest.com/clip/462c15255bfe4cd4804b2a96a5036360.mp4 I also have a VP2 weather station. To look at the quality of the Nest cam's and the VP2 info my weather link is www.bridgewaternhweather.com Congrats on your purchase.

49.4F Light Drizzle. So far .28" in this wet period since it started yesterday morning

51F Light rain showers. .10" with light showers this morning. We are in and out of low clouds Drove to Franconia Notch 2 days ago. White Mountains are now basically bare. Oaks are peaking here right now. Foliage started extremely early but then stalled and now Oaks are about on schedule for peaking.

Thank you Phin and Alex for your great webcams. Now I can see what is going on in the Northern Presidentials and beyond. I also bookmark the Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain Cam. The Loon Mtn cam just faces a ski slope so it's hard to tell what is going on around that site. Do any of you have cam site that faces into Franconia Notch? I wish Cannon had a high quality cam. They do have a cam at the top. The State of NH does have some good road cams but they cycle through the day instead of a higher quality video feed. You have to stop it at the last frame. Okay I'm totally rambling. Bottom line, looking for more Cam sites in N NH

30.1F Vis 0 thick fog. Heavy frost. Coldest so far with my first widespread killing frost. Yesterday the storm produced 1.75" of rain and a 10 minute flip to snow around 630am. After the clouds cleared and I could see all the ridgelines the snow level was around 2000 feet. Ragged at 2200 feet was white at the top. Distant Sunapee had snow on it and Cardigan at 3108 was white all day. We took a ride around Newfound Lake and just 5 miles NW of the lake at higher elevations the ground was totally white and the roads were plowed. That again showed to me that even after a day in the 50's with a warm ground if it snows at a good clip it will stick. Of course this was during the dawn hours. White Mountains look very white this morning from the cams

PF, that last picture is award winning beautiful! I found a site that you can upload your favorite picture for a jigsaw puzzle. (Zazzle). Going to steal this picture and post on my timeline.

It's 11:15am and looks like snow shield is leaving NH. Unless someone posts more Alex wins round one. 4"?? What a paste job. We had one similar 2 years ago and birches are still bent. Hopefully temps will warm quickly to let trees rebound