dendrite

Yeah around sunset…23-00z or so.

The dew boundary is up around dryslot right now. 3k advects a GOM moderated piece of that WSWrd into SE NH/NE MA later. That motherload isn’t really modeled to drop in. I don’t think partial sun and 48° here necessarily affects it. We shall see.

I get it…it’s more anomalous for you down there. At least there’s a lot less water in the pack up here so there’s less flowing in it upstream than there otherwise would’ve been.

That’s a typical pack and winter up here. Just means mud season. The bigger problem would be a warm sectored stemwinder.

47.1° and partly sunny Was not expecting a day almost on par with yesterday

Different times back then. Blizz 93 had the same wording. Models were a lot more coarse too so it was a little more difficult to pinpoint the weenie max zones. People didn’t lose their shit as much over a few inches either. Let’em know a biggie is coming and then just slap a 1-3 footer on it.

Doing my best to add some diabatic heating to F up everyone’s northerly drain.

Losing 35-7 to Alabama hurts less than losing 17-10 to BC

That’s Tue night

It was hitting up here to Maine for a week

yeah I put the hrrr in the srefs category…outside of convection season

The backdoor starts coming through later this morning. 1mph isn’t a drain. Unless you mean that wind off the coast of ME.

Good. Keep it coming. I’m out of the numbers game for this season…I’d prefer it end up BN. Less snow to melt next week.

It’s trying to drop a foot in the Monads

Am I the only one that likes a faint smell of skunk? Not the intense nearby spraying. It’s like smelling gasoline to me.

Fun times. MEZ018-019-NHZ010-013-060938- INTERIOR YORK-INTERIOR CUMBERLAND-STRAFFORD-INTERIOR ROCKINGHAM- INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...BERWICK...PARSONSFIELD...SANFORD... BRIDGTON...GRAY...GORHAM...WINDHAM...DEERFIELD...SALEM...DOVER... ROCHESTER 938 PM EST MON MAR 5 2001 ...BLIZZARD WARNING THROUGH TUESDAY... .TONIGHT...SNOW...POSSIBLY MIXED WITH SLEET. SNOW ACCUMULATION BY MORNING 8 TO 16 INCHES. VERY WINDY WITH BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW. LOW IN THE MID TO UPPER 20S. NORTHEAST WIND 20 TO 30 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 40 MPH. .TUESDAY...SNOW. TOTAL ACCUMULATION 1 TO 3 FEET. CONTINUED VERY WINDY. HIGH IN THE LOWER 30S. NORTHEAST WIND 20 TO 30 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 40 MPH. CHANCE OF SNOW NEAR 100 PERCENT. .TUESDAY NIGHT...SNOW...TAPERING OFF TO SNOW FLURRIES EARLY. WINDY. LOW IN THE LOWER 20S. CHANCE OF SNOW 90 PERCENT. .WEDNESDAY...PARTLY SUNNY AND WINDY. HIGH IN THE LOWER 30S. PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT ... UPDATED NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME 405 PM EST WED MAR 7 2001 ...A MAJOR WINTER STORM BROUGHT HEAVY SNOW...STRONG WINDS AND TIDAL FLOODING TO WESTERN MAINE AND NORTHERN...CENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST NEW HAMPSHIRE... THIS IS A STORM SUMMARY WITH REPORTS GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES. SNOWFALL TOTALS EXCEEDED 2 FEET IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS WITH PEAK TOTALS OF 3 FEET OR MORE. THE FOLLOWING LIST INCLUDES STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL BROKEN DOWN BY STATE AND BY COUNTY AND ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST INCH... MAINE... ANDROSCOGGIN... 16 INCHES ... DURHAM 15 INCHES ... POLAND 13 INCHES ... LIVERMORE FALLS 12 INCHES ... LISBON FALLS CUMBERLAND... 23 INCHES ... SCARBOROUGH /SPOTTER/ 22 INCHES ... SOUTH WINDHAM 18 INCHES ... GORHAM...SCARBOROUGH /NWS EMPLOYEE/ AND SOUTH PORTLAND /SAWYER STREET/ 17 INCHES ... GRAY /NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE/...PORTLAND /FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR/...PORTLAND /NORTH DEERING/ 16 INCHES ... BRIDGTON AND BRUNSWICK /NAVAL AIR STATION/ 15 INCHES ... SOUTH BRIDGTON 10 INCHES ... 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One of my faves. It was fun stealing it from DC, then Philly, then NYC, then BOS in just a matter of days.

How so? A few warm days and then it gets back close to climo.

Jesus. He was almost 40° all night.

There’s a pretty big area just sitting near 0C between 750-850 for many hours. Tough forecast.

SREFs?

Not trolling you here. But you have to advect this in on NE flow over Wor county. You’re going to need a good low level push to avoid that annoying 31.5° kinda-sorta-not really ZR. I’d feel better on decent accretion in the NW hills.

Yup. It’s over.

Still 43° at 820pm. Wow. And we’re supposed to believe a high in the 40s.