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Probably done here now. Picked up 2".

Nice snowy day at least. Would be nice to see these sprinkled in through the remainder of winter between some hopefully larger events.

Maybe an inch out there so far. Models show some blossoming of precip early this afternoon for SE NH/NE MA. We'll see. 25/23

Nothing really to track but getting 2" would be the biggest event of the season thus far so we'll take it.

It's been pretty brutal. Physically I know it's extremely unlikely but my mind wanders to thoughts that something about this geography and changes to storm track, Hadley cell or whatever culprit you want to accuse, have left us perpetually on the outside looking in, regardless of the pattern. This has to flip pretty significantly at some point (right?).

Getting some flurries here now. I'll take it as a sign the 11th storm is coming. 

I'll take a 967 near the benchmark 

23 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

Anyone have table of seasonal Snowfall totals for a city/town in seacoast NH past 10 years?

This site is pretty useful...

https://xmacis.rcc-acis.org/

I use monthly summarized data with these settings. Select a station (I typically use the Greenland coop).

Things are getting ridiculous. Even my Davis is trolling me now…

I like to think the models create the eye candy solutions first, followed by the mediocre solutions or total misses, only to come back to something that lands in between.

14 minutes ago, tunafish said:

That extends right up I-95 to PWM, IMO.  Here's the last 5 winters (Climo is 68.7")

59.6"

41.3

44.1

56.5

38.0

 

 

 

Been a pretty odd snow hole relative to normal from your area, particularly coastal York Cty, down to NE MA. Haven't broken 45" in at least 6 years with 29" last year being the worst.

49/48 and .25. Looks like we'll end December a bit above normal in temps thanks to these final couple of days.

OES in Nassau mid-January? 

I can recall going to the shore (seacoast NH) in December of '89 and seeing ice building up along the rocks where waves were causing freezing spray that had built up quite a bit. I don't remember there being a lot of snow but it was persistently cold.

Some very light stuff as the last batch comes through. About .5" will do it.

Steady -SN now with a coating. Hoping that second batch holds together...maybe get an inch today. 27/25

There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.

3.4F

Mid-winter look out there...https://masswebcams.com/truro-webcam/

8.5F - Coldest since Feb 2023

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

That’s just bad luck. In January that area had the region’s largest snowstorm. However relative to normal that area since 18-19 has been below normal every season.

Basically -20 to -30 every year in that timeframe with decent events every so often

3 minutes ago, Prismshine Productions said:

Reggie took a tick back

Yeah, not as good in SNE but about the same CNE/NNE

NAM did look a bit more like the 12z RGEM this run...we'll see if 18z is similar. Maybe a more positive trend.

Little feature on New England skiing from BBC...
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20241219-an-extreme-skiing-champions-guide-to-the-best-slopes-in-new-england

Although, no love for Maine?

Too far north here for anything decent. Just a coating to brighten things up a bit. 24/20