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Mount Washington 32.7 Light snow grains

I see a log and a dog. Glad I got up there last weekend

Rain total 1.14". Peak wind gust 38mph. Finishes the month at 1.45"

Heavy Rain S15 G 36 1.03" so far

69/68 Light to moderate rain. South wind 14 g 38 .64"

Riding the axis. .07" already down. Drought ova

72/65 Light rain. First dripage in weeks

Nice 2" soak for me tonight. Will need every bit of it. Good luck to those in eastern sections. I just got in from a 17 mile ebike trip so have not looked at anything except new Euro. More rain chances on Fri/Sat and then potential for something to come out of the tropics and merge with a frontal system early next week??? Droughtstein looks like a big dent will be put in it by this time next week

Those picture comparisons are awesome

Diane, it was nice to meet you today. Beautiful car ride from my area in Plymouth through Franconia Notch to the Mt Washington Valley. It was heavily overcast through Franconia Notch but with a downsloping south wind it was much brighter in your area with mostly just a high overcast. I agree with you that you are slightly past peak. The area from just north of Plymouth through Lincoln and into the notch was at a brilliant peak. Probably the best foliage I have ever seen. The lack of rainfall, wind and the drought seems to have made this an exceptional peak in NNE. Wind and rain will bring down a lot of leaves this week. Everything seems to be running a couple of weeks early. My drone flight around Bretton Woods today. Wish we had had bright sunshine

Heading up to Franconia Notch now with the Drone. I'll post YouTube video later.

Any of you SNE's that want to see color get up here to NNE quick. Tomorrow is the day. Heavy rain will take down a lot of leaves this week. Columbus Weekend is 2 weeks away. We will be well past peak. Great color year

Surface well down about 15 feet. Don't use it anymore as we have the deep drill well. Rain is coming to the rescue next week

Here too. Really came on fast the past few days. Very, very early. I would even guess that peak might be this weekend for the Whites and maybe even me. Heavy rain next week may take down a lot of leaves.

I guess this is the setup we want to yank up a cane real fast like in 38. Fortunately or unfortunately depending on how we look at it the parade of Cape Verde type storms has come to a stop. Wouldn't Wilfred be in the right place about now to take advantage of this if the storm had not been shredded apart?

Teddy will be passing by Tuesday. Cirrus shield should cover Eastern New England while it is clear to the west. That should provide an epic sunset if everything works out. Sunsets and big waves are about the only thing we can expect from Theodore.

Congrats Alex 24.1F Balmy 34.1F here

Welcome. Nice that we are adding more NNE posters.

Subtropical Storm Alpha has formed. Heading to Portugal. So the Gulf storm would be Beta. Gets confusing with the Greek Alphabet because after Beta it's Gamma then Delta.

.04" rain last night. First since Sept 2's .25

Euro also develops the Gulf system. Has it drifting around coming west to about Brownsville and then recurves ENE and comes ashore in Louisiana as a 986mb storm.

Landfall just east of extreme tip of Eastern Maine but gives New England some rain, Worcester east. Outer Cape gets a bit more than .50" on this run

Just for shit and giggles the Euro is closer. Waiting for the run to finish but at hour 132 it's raining in all of Eastern New England

Also it's 2020. Expect the unexpected, that must be factored in

12Z Euro. Let's end this drought in a big way. I guess just got to slow down Teddy a bit and strengthen the high to the northeast of us. Have the storm come in from a SE to NW direction over the Gulf Stream.