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32.7F Light snow. Just measured 1.25" Temperature has remained within .2F since about noon. Usually it slowly falls as a storm moves northbound to my east. Driveway is a 1" of slush and water and will freeze solid later tonight.

32.5F Very light snow. Vis up to about 3-4 miles. I have 1/2" up on my hill but at Newfound Lake level the ground is bare and it's spitting rain and catpaws. This is going to be a very big bust. Also I am surprised with almost calm wind. I'm north 2-5mph. I was worried about the east trend last evening. Hopefully I can score a few inches.

32.5F Gentle light snow 1/2". Vis perhaps 1 mile

33.2F Light to moderate snow. Just starting to stick. 500 feet below me it still looks like rain on webcams

34.1F Transition to snow is almost complete. Up to .17" wasted in liquid. Temperature needs to be falling faster. NWS is going to bust too high in the 8-12" for my area. So far no wind either

35.0/33 .10" rain so far. Mix of rain and snow. Keeps going back and forth

36.2F Light rain with catpaws. Temp slowly falling.

East ticks continue. I have seen this movie many times before. It pounds in Eastern NH while the band makes very little headway west. Maybe 12Z suite will reverse the trend.

18Z NAM cuts me (Plymouth NH) down to 1.20 from 1.94 at 12Z. It doesn't matter to most, either your in the heavy qpf or not but the steep gradient seems to be wavering right through my area with each model run. Will make a big difference with marginal temperatures during the first part of the event. Wish it was either a hit or a miss.

They certainly are. I was worried yesterday with the east trend that NH would be left mostly out but 12Z shows everything coming back west. As long as the Euro does it is game on. Lower elevations especially in my area may briefly start as rain. This will be a heavy wet snow at first with potential for power outages with strong NE winds. As low departs the snow will become drier with more blowing and drifting. It will be interesting to see how you and Alex do with the synoptic part but don't fret. Some of the heaviest snow comes in your area as low is departing and upslope begins. Say good bye to bare ground. You will see it again come April

Whites on Sunday will have snow showers and squalls, temperatures in the 20's at lower elevations with strong NW winds. Blowing and drifting snow

I have not paid attention to today's rain and snow showers. I see the snow is right over Phin's head in the cam. Our house cleaner is coming and we want to be out of the house so might take the drone up to Franconia Notch and fly up to "The Watcher" if it is not precipitating. Still don't have a good feeling about tomorrow's storm. Wish the models would back it west at least 50 miles. Today's trends will be key.

Hum, don't like the look of this storm. Mid to even upper 30's Saturday AM dropping to 32/33F for much of the storm. Another birch bender like 2 years ago. Did a lot of tree damage and power problems at my 1100 foot level. Could this be a repeat? We can start locking in a path after the 12Z Euro. Time to get gas for the genny

Yesterday's Euro was way west with rain. Today's Euro was 30" of snow. 18Z GFS is a total miss. I'm glad I'm not an on air Met trying to narrow this down. Just sitting back and watching. Quick snow shower left a coating of snow a bit earlier

34.5F Light snow vis 2-3 miles Nice Euro run. This is how NNE gets it done. 975mb low coming north 2-3 feet for most. Lock it in! (of course just like yesterday's Euro cutter track this will probably not happen as shown but we know there will be a storm and someone will jack in New England) nice to have something to track. Here is Kuchera clown map. Subtract 1" or so from today's nonsense.

NH, Maine and most of VT still in the game with 12Z Euro 977mb elbow of Cape perfect

12Z GFS leaves NNE high and dry for weekend.

Be nice or I am going to send you back to your SNE cage.... I have not looked at models since yesterday. Then it looked like the Euro was way west with another cutter. Now we could be too far west according to the GFS. Trend is east. This is why I don't invest too much time dissect each model run days out.

Euro now on board with something potentially big this weekend. Cutter or coastal? Finally something to track. Glad we got a soaker yesterday before the ground froze. Trees needed that for an early spring start.

Yep, it was Eyewall. I had not skimmed the thread and was having a brain freeze. He was so upset moving up here and took him so long to see some vicious snow squalls. His second winter was much better. He took great pictures with his drone

Who was the poster that moved to Vermont several years back and had a drone like me. We promised him so much snow and that year was a big snow drought. I think everything kept going south?

I have to admit I'm not minding 60F on Dec 1rst. I know what lies ahead. Best part is no salt on the roads yet

2.06" for me. For the first time in months getting my pond back

I would guess that a south or southeast wind will really rock you. You and I both have south exposures. Have you thought about a home weather station so you can check out conditions when you head south?

43F Moderate rain. .50". Winds SE 14 gusting to 25mph. That roar sound is just starting in the woods. If the wind can mix down I should have some nice gusts later.