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1 hour ago, dendrite said:

I had 25” in Auburn, NH as a final event depth…no clearing.

that area down and over to Dover got smoked in that storm

31 minutes ago, klw said:

Frost heaves are starting to get noticeable now.

they've been heaving down here for a few weeks now. some side roads are brutal

35 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Yeah they did that here too before the last event…pushed it back like 3ft and then buried my mailbox in cement.

i wish they would bury mine, instead they keep hitting it. Twice so far this winter, now it will need to be replaced in the spring. fuckers.

37 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

Another good run is coming. They’ve started shelving off the top tops of the snow piles on the side of the road preparing to put more fresh snow on top of it. I’m just hoping to beat my personal all-time snow depth of 34 inches.

might be tough to get that, you will have some melting/compaction the next 5 days or so. last I measured, mine was up to 20", but that was right after the 6" the other night

1 hour ago, SouthCoastMA said:

qc schmegma said winter was over yesterday. 

euro/gfs/AIs all looking good

well he's a fuckin' moron, so..............

41 minutes ago, dendrite said:

I'm dying, coworkers are wondering why I am cracking up

nice overperformer here, 6" on the nose

24 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

HRRR is a trace for Tolland. Either it will make a score or be terribly wrong.

TIT: Trace In Tolland. has a nice ring to it

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Everyone is dropping their pants to this winter, but if you take the snow goggles off, it’s surprising we only had one good storm and that took a gulf low ramming into an arctic dome. Think about that for a second. 

i have had full snowcover since 12/23 (without mini-melt in mid-Dec it would have been since 12/2), and currently have 16-18" in the yard, with great local snowmobiling. sure, we missed out on some storms, but overall, this is our best winter at my locale in several years. Need 4" more to trump the last 2 seasons.

11 hours ago, dendrite said:

I had birch seeds blow onto my fresh snow…need to cover that up.

i had oak and beech leaves blowing around yesterday. now the leaves are stuck in the deer tracks and snowmobile tracks. need to cover up that mess

what’s with the hurricane today? It’s windier than it was over the weekend

31 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

It’s not even that cold

uh, have you stepped outside yet this morning? The wind is brutal

4.5” here. depth is ~18” in the non-sunny spots

1 hour ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

And this will to change again and again. 

I find it hilarious ( and this is not directed at you at all ) that there are posts from people within the same day where in one sense they're freaking out, and then a post about 4 hours later they are cheering on what the models are showing. Point is, as we've seen all winter long, things are going to change within the course of 2 or 3 days before an event. 

People need to take a chill pill and relax. 

you must be new here. Welcome to the forum.

Was 26 at 1pm. Front rolled through and dropped to 14 by 4pm. down to 12 now, and wind is blowing the new snow around. 

2 hours ago, Kitz Craver said:

Gotta say the machines are pretty, pretty good. Pretty, pretty, good…

you re just saying that so when the robots become self-aware, they will come for you last.

10 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

The reason why I go off on ACATT stuff both here and from online is how they either just assume ACATT no matter what and don’t look at anything, or they completely misinterpret things like PV disruption. Look at what’s happened now with the split. And btw the weeklies failed too so let’s not hump them just because they are cold and snowy. So many clowns out there.

you must be new here, welcome to the forum!

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Snow doesn’t melt ice. It insulates it.  You can’t still build ice, but not like if there was no snow.

I didn't say that snow melted the ice. See @tamarack post

2 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

Last weekend the ice here was just starting to thicken safely after the first two weeks of warmth. But then the snow came to insulate it. I know even the ponds in SNH had slush at the bottom of the snowpack. 

yeah, no. the ice didn't go anywhere in SNH. the weight of the snow on the ice may have pushed water up to the surface creating the slush (which happens almost every year), but there has been no ice melting. 

the snow/ice in my parking lot at the office has been melting, but i am pretty sure that has more to do with the 25,000 pounds of salt that they put down

1 hour ago, Kitz Craver said:

No it’s not, lol.. I work at a golf course. We have north, south, east and west facing greens and fairways that are out in the open sun. Still 16” deep. Only thing that has happened is some wind pack/scour and slight sublimation. 

17 minutes ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

In Billerica??   I was in Billerica around mid  to late morning...what the hell are you talking about???

 

17 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Go look at my picture(picture doesn’t lie) I posted of the blacktop at my school, in direct sunlight all day, two pages back….And you’ll know you’re 100% wrong.  

he beer.

I don't know why any of you guys even read his posts. 100% trolling. either that or he is criminally stupid. or both.

maybe it's all 3: criminally stupid, beer drinking, troll.

1 hour ago, Layman said:

My forecast is that this one trends up and in

we look forward to verification from Ray on Monday afternoon 

-9 at MHT, only got to -3 here. had a bunch of deer tracks around my weather station this morning, maybe they were breathing on it and warmed it up a bit. 

11 hours ago, tiger_deF said:

I wouldn’t. I’d be hopping up and down for that amount from a cutter, but if we aren’t getting obliterated from this kind of setup I’d almost rather it be a complete whiff.

qpf, not snowfall. 1/2-1" qpf would give roughly 6-12" of snow, depending on ratios of course

only got down to 0 here. 

slightly off topic, but the coal-fired power plant in Bow is no longer running. it used the Merrimack river water, and it dumped hot water back into the river. now that it is shut down, the river is frozen solid for the first time that I can recall (aside from short-term cold snaps). it's been frozen down through Hooksett for a few weeks now. interesting stuff

I’d be perfectly happy with 1/2-1” qpf, but can a brother get another 100 mile NW shift just in case?