DomNH

9 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Nashua pounding by exit 2

Not pounding west of exit 6. -SN.

Off an on flurries have evolved into a more consistent flurry. Getting saturated finally. 

On and off flurries. 27

Definitely think there has been a small shift of the real good stuff from ASH-Ray area down to the ORH area. Thinking that's where we see the biggest numbers and this area is just a little bit on the outside looking in. 

Going 8-12'' here. 

Congrats ASH on the overnight stuff. 

Just now, Henry's Weather said:

 

so the two different schools of thought right here?

Not necessarily. Will is right that it's easier to ramp up than ramp down, but I don't see this as a setup that's going to be producing totals that you'd really need to ramp up from 8-14''. Ok, maybe if things break perfect you throw eastern areas in a 10-16'' zone, but I think this one has a ceiling somewhere around that 14'' number. 

Just now, Henry's Weather said:

Either they're priming the public for the inevitable increase, or thsy aren't too enthused with the slow rate of strengthening and occlusion.

I'd be pretty surprised if we end up needing a range > 8-14''.

33 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Have you read any Mets posts? Rays not a met . All of them have taken great pains to explain why the highest amounts will be west of models. 

Don't need to slave away at calculus and physics to be a good forecaster lol.

Cranking pretty good here. Came in like a wall.

59 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

No point being this far north unless you are near MHT.....very seldom does latitude south of MHT down to like I 495 matter in big events.

Hey, sometimes we score some shoulder season paste that south of Rt 2 misses out on. 

ASH gusted to 24 mph. Take ‘em down baby. 

Still a heavy, heavy pack here. We’ll see what it looks like tomorrow morning.

5 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Congrats S NH on the jack. Guess that makes us even now.

12 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Martha's and Stella Blu are solid

My friends and I were hanging out at Martha's during the slush fest a couple weeks ago. Nice spot to watch the snow with the big picture windows looking out at Main St. 

Downtown weenie walk to grab dinner was very pleasant. Very festive out there. 

Pushing 2’’ here

1 minute ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Best snow of afternoon right now. Big huge fatties currently.

Yeah was just going to post. Currier and Ives stuff. 

Actually coming down pretty decently here. 

That WCB death band at about 2 am was insane. I was half asleep so I didn't really look but it actually might've been more like 1/8 sm vis with perfect dendrites. Had to have been 2-3''/hr stuff. 

Dim sun and flurries now. Hard to complain about pulling almost a foot the week before Christmas. Congrats to the Merrimack County peeps. 

2 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

How do people like cub cadet snowblowers? I did the best research I could in limited time this morning. 
 

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Cub-Cadet-2X-26-in-243-cc-Two-Stage-Gas-Snow-Blower-with-Electric-Start-Power-Steering-and-Steel-Chute-2X-26-HP/301852617

Waitinf until the snow is done but took one pass around back and it worked well 

 

I'm going to try out my parents' new Cub Cadet three stage later on. My dad says it kicks ass. 

2 minutes ago, Whineminster said:

This sucks doesn't it @HoarfrostHubb @subdude :(.  We may average a lot during a year, but it seems we only get that way due to marginal shoulder season events like last week. Never get the sexual deform bands (too far east and south) or the CF enhancement (too far NW)  

I'm pretty sure @HoarfrostHubb was doing naked snow angels in like 2 feet of powder during Oct '11 while back east we were playing cards by candlelight. You guys definitely do get in on those ML bands sometimes. 

1 minute ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

I measured 10 inches at 7 am. Will end up with over a foot once all is said and done. 

Last couple of hours helped. Just sucks watching people 40 minutes north get absolutely croaked.

It has been coming down nicely for the last hour or so. Double digits by the skin of our teeth.