#NoPoles

Fook yeah, let's get onto that!

My hunch is, at least where I am located, the warm air that easily flows up the CT River Valley, spreads out in tendrils of warmth directed by the terrain. I live in an area that provides no protection from warm air funneling north up the valley, but on the flipside, with all the higher terrain surrounding me, the cold air takes a while to work its way back in. It is actually quite flat and open where I am, and the terrain narrows in as you east on 302 toward Alex, the ski area, and crawford notch. It is quite fascinating, but yet Frustrating when Alex texts me about these huge wonderful dendrites and aggregates parachuting down, and all I open my door to is rain. We had a burst of upslope last night around 3am. I was driving back to my place from further East on 302 and probably about 200 yards east from my driveway, the intensity dropped off and the flake style changed. Usually the that threshold is a bit further east on 302. There is a noticeable and abrupt point where you gain elevation driving east on 302 from the intersection with RT3. Then it plateaus out but the rt 302 corridor narrows a bit. It is a pretty noticeable a plateau until you enter Crawford Notch, and then bam, you just lose elevation abruptly. So fascinating up here. I have decided the only thing left to do is to set up camp on Alex's property so I can be in the Upslope Zone.

This my first winter here, but upslope has been really hard to manifest here...maybe the flow is all wrong...Alex and I were talking about what summer is like up here. I'm excited to go through all my 1st seasons up here.

I think 200feet or 250feet? But also I could be way wrong. Alex is better with at stuff

Just to add to the dynamics of this system, I need to report that I am rain and 4mi down the road Alex is getting snow

Holy crap, I'm so sorry, prayers and healing energy for you and your husband. Please keep in touch!

My poor weather app has no idea what the heck is going on. It has snow icons for tonigh/tomorrow, but the text reads: rain with snow likely

Gorgeous day in The Woods, today. Smells like spring, temps pushing 40. Great weather conditions to pump gas in. Probably go buy a nice sexy toaster and jump off Upper Ammonoosuc Falls

A skier at Cannon needed to be evac-ed by helicopter to Dartmouth... And I've seen so many ambulances respond to Bretton Woods this season.. Seems to be a tough season this year

Oh vey, current model trends no bueno! This season has def been frustrating!

I feel like I should ease into NNE Climate...not ready for long cold stretches, or intense cold

I have forgotten how Zulu translates to EST...I could google...maybe I will do just that... Does Z= GMT?

I was in my freshman year at Lyndon State in January 96. Honest to god do not remember an epic thaw. I must be old...sigh...

This one was an epic annihilation of the snow pack in The Woods. It kinda breaks my heart. So many bare spots on the mountain. All snow in town is gone except for snow banks...it sorta feels like the end of April but we are barely up to Mid Jan.

Mt Washington up to 41.7

We hit 60, I literally watched the snow disappear while at work today. Top layer of soil thawed, instant mud season! Unreal!

My car thermo said we hit 60!

40s in The Woods, maybe we hit 50s!!!???

40s in The Woods...do we hit 50s? Could be!

So Gray, ME just hoisted a WSW. Ummmmm, no thank you...for real, no one needs or wants an ice storm and no power in NNE in the winter...I'd rather it be all rain

Yes, but it was magnificent for your birthday! And that's what counts

Happy birthday @powderfreak you big

Chickens in speedos? You weirdo

Squalls completely missed the 'Woods

Squalls completely missed over here, glad some of you got to cash in