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1941 So the -37F was at the airport as well as the -33F in 1984. We just haven't had that perfect arctic high in place where we pull off a sunny high of 5F with light winds and deep snowcover where CON can just drop off from 4pm onward. The city has built up a bit too, but if they could pull -33F in 1984 I'm sure they could still do it now.

Can't find Plymouth on nowdata. North Conway COOP has none since 2006 and CON has 2. Tamworth has at least 6. Franklin Falls Dam near me is in the river valley and they've had 4.

Yup. But even CON doesn't have many. I think they did have a -24F in 09 though.

-21F at MSP at noon CST. I haven't gotten below -17F here in 13 years.

Yup... -23F KORD 301751Z 26015G23KT 10SM FEW030 M28/M33 A3025 RMK AO2 PK WND 24026/1727 SLP268 4/008 933011 T12781328 11278 21306 51013=

Can you call the ASOS to get the official min? I think it just gives you the current temp unless the NWS as access to more data. Guess we'll see in a few mins what the 6hr min was.

Finished with 5.9" via 0.48" liquid.

5.9” final

4.0"/0.31"

2.7”

Really shocked Ryan wouldn’t go balls to the wall at d9.

BDL 26°...impressive.

-5F right now. They have 3.5hrs to drop 7F. Gonna be tough to avoid the midnight high.

Just measured 1.6". Pretty much average growth, but a dense amount of crystals falling from the sky. Educated guess is about 12:1.

14.1° Snow

INL min temps records... 1/20 -42 in 1996 -41 in 2011 -38 in 1984 1/21 -46 in 2011 -41 in 1954 -40 in 1907 1/22 -38 in 1907 -37 in 1922 -37 in 1897 1/23 -43 in 1907 -38 in 1948 -37 in 2011 1/24 -40 in 1966 -37 in 1957 -36 in 2013+ 1/25 -39 in 1996 -38 in 1997 -37 in 2019+ 1/26 -42 in 1997 -41 in 1996 -40 in 1972 1/27 -46 in 2019 -36 in 1966 -36 in 1955+ 1/28 -43 in 1966 -39 in 1951 -34 in 1965+ 1/29 -41 in 1951 -38 in 1950 -37 in 1957+ 1/30 -40 in 1950 -40 in 1909 -39 in 1918 1/31 -35 in 1996 -35 in 1985 -35 in 1982+ 2/1 -43 in 1996 -40 in 1985 -38 in 1951 2/2 -45 in 1996 -39 in 2013 -38 in 1976 2/3 -40 in 1982 -38 in 1989 -37 in 1970 2/4 -41 in 1907 -37 in 1923 -35 in 1996 2/5 -40 in 1907 -36 in 1982 -32 in 2007

yes

You had a little weenie band of snow there extending down to the coast. I assume a little coastal front moisture convergence or something? Once the main shield moved in it really blossomed with the additional seeding.

They'd survive if protected from the wind and given proper ventilation. Plenty of people have chickens up there where they have -40F to -50F nights. The key is to have cold hardy breeds. My leghorn would probably struggle in that, but she does decently well at our location. I lived in Minny for a year and had -27F on one morning in Jan 2000. I wish I was there for the 96 cold shot. Anyway...13.3F and moderate snow now with a little better growth.

12.6° -SN Still below avg growth.

Light snow with piss poor growth. Dusting. I’m going with 4-7” here.

Steady light snow now. 13.7°

13F and an occasional flake. Terrible day.

lol

You have to go up to like 700mb to even find 60kt.