dendrite

Pretty much all snow up here. Fun forecast.

Wish the clown maps would disappear in CAD mix situations

That’s a peltfest up here.

Looks like a NHDOT plow truck flipped in Bedford. Tractor trailer crash on rt 9 as well.

Or 5th seed.

Sorry...missed this. Kettlehead right next door to me in Tilton.

Absolute skating rink out there after a little sleet. FZDZ right now.

Warmer than 12z

Maybe turn off the main breaker tonight and give it a trial run?

We'll probably ruin what could've been a nice dewy event to heal the dry skin with some useless glop.

I was just going to post about that. I think many may verify okay at H85, but these highs nosing in generally don't advect well up to H7 unless the whole meat and potatoes moves in over N ME. Getting the secondary redevelopment sooner and backing the H7 flow before it warms up too much is the better way to do it. Shitty GFS thermals and all, but it's not even cold enough for nucleation up to H65 here at PWM while it's like -7F between H85-H9 and producing PL and pixie dust snow crystals in the low levels. It's still snow if you can seeder feed from higher up, but that gets a bit difficult to do when you start pushing the nucleation zone too high up. Even the DGZ there gets up to around H45-H5 at one point.

It's nothing like this. lol That was days and days of SW flow aloft and strong confluence over QB.

Toss the clowns.

Me neither...but we're squeaking something wintry out of a cutter so you know it'll probably be torchy well aloft even if 850s get cold. I feel like we need another push or two to get this more snowy. There's still time I guess.

Kinda screams sleet and ZR to me with the strong undercutting cold.

How much weight is given to the Lunenburg obs?

Yeah....my parents had a couple inches in Hooksett and the maps have almost nada around there. I forget how the analyses are calculated...is it mostly remote sensing with satellite SWE data that is combined with actual depth observations? The sleet and ice is pretty dense so it should have a pretty high SWE. A lot of obs around NE MA are 0.25-0.30" so 3-4:1 puts you around that 1" of glacier mark.

Pretty meh actual obs feeding into the system over SNE. lol at the 9.5" in W. Townsend.

Sure. They can't all be March of 93. My point is I don't care what the label is and don't really worry about A vs B. I just like a sfc low reaching maturity near LI. NE, ENE, E...whatever from there...I'll take my chances with something decent.

I'm not sure I can handle another late blooming Miller B that crushes EMATT and throws weenie banding only as far west as the ME/NH border.

I don't care what it is...I just want it reaching maturity near LI.

Do you mean 12/30? I'm actually concerned about icing with that here.

The weenies grew 3 sizes this day.

00z will have a 1016mb finger of a high at 282hr with fair skies.

ERC as it's getting up to our latitude. Meh.