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DomNH

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  1. Watch for that warm tongue near 750 mb tomorrow morning. GFS and NAM both have it knocking on the door at the NH border. I like somewhere like Antrim for the 4''+ lolli in SNH. Wouldn't be surprised Rt. 2 north through ASH is 2-3'' then some pinging.

  2. We have done pretty well in SNH. I don’t keep a seasonal total but I’m guessing it’s somewhere around 35’’. If anything the pack has been the worst part. Wish we’d either keep a powdery pack or absolutely nothing. The consistent small, crusty, icy pack is crap. 

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  3. This winter has been awesome, at least up here. A near two footer off the rip, a couple more small events before and after Christmas, and then a warm weekend in January to break up the cold and dry and spend time outside. 

    Still just a coating with some weenie flakes. 

  4. Just now, The 4 Seasons said:

    The bulk of the precip is and was slated to be in the 6-10PM timeframe. We are well ahead of what most models had for totals around 5pm.

     

    Eh. The models were hitting WNE with a tenth or so by 21 or 22z. I think we're about on track.

    Dusting here.

  5. 1 minute ago, weathafella said:

    I think this is over in sne by midnight unless we get the good bye kiss from a coastal blowing up further south

    Yeah I think the meat is from 8-midnight or so and then it’s a really quick shutoff. 

  6. 2 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

    The difference between 5.5”-6.5”   Is meaningless to the general public and makes little difference to severity of impact on driving conditions and shoveling.

    But weenies love warnings, myself included. 

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  7. I revise my call to 3-6’’....don’t love the warnings. It’s going to have to go gangbusters to verify widespread 6’’ amounts. I can see it coming down good at like 8-9 o’clock and then it shuts off by 2 am. Going to need to do a lot of work in that timeframe for warning amounts. 

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