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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

It was felt by some all the way up to Concord NH

Didn't feel this one up here in Central NH but have felt and heard other ones in the past. Why are earthquakes loud? Just wouldn't think they make any noise. Gotta Google that

65.5F 1030am not bad

I'm going to try something different this year. Record how many winter days I snow in the air. Today is a good example. While the guys further north record actual snowfall I just have flurries in the air most of the day. That rarely happened down in Boston. Today was number 4 although we only had one day of real accumulation.

31.7F Mostly cloudy Vis range 2-5 miles snow showers and virga. Occ very light dustings in heavier showers Very typical upslope leftovers for me. Sky brighter south horizon.

The upslope will catch most of the snow but still looking at the HRRR I should get an inch or two between flurries and the system tomorrow night. More importantly will be the temperatures tomorrow. I may stay below freezing all day and with the wind the windchill will be impressive for 11/2

Exact opposite here. We missed most of the snow so what we got was not enough for salt. Now after the fropa it looks like we will get enough snow showers and that weak follow up system to muck up the clean roads with salt. Just bought a new car last month and want to keep the roads as salt free as possible

Yeah, your best snow many times comes after the storm. Everyone has shoveled out and your upslope just keeps going and going.

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

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?

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

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.