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4 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

pretty favorable trend in the Pacific mid-month... PNA looks much better. might be able to pull off a light event given this pattern

18z op went wild with the NAO in weenie range. Probably wrong, but it would be one way to keep things a little more interesting. 

13 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Pellets mixing in here. 

Same here, sleet and catpaws. Temp steadily dropping. May have a brief window to flip over the next hour or 2. 

@NHDrySlot Flipped to sloppy Snow in Bedford. So, the snow line isn't too far N&W of MHT

One of the biggest Dec storms on record for the MHT area was Dec 1-3, 2019. Don't have to go back to the knicker days to find one

20 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

EPS says goodbye. 

Poor kids lost a couple presents when you scrolled through the 11-15 day 

21 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Looks like the 18z NAM coming onboard for Sun into Mon too

Pretty chilly look at the sfc late Sunday, CF would be down into interior MA. Still trying to fight off some warmth around 925 though. 

38 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

how much?

39.3" so far. Actually got most of it in the first 2-3 weeks of the month. 

1 hour ago, dryslot said:

I found that very suspect, Pittsburgh only had 2"

Im sure it had a big elevation gradient, but looked like 3-4" on the lopstick webcam above the 1st Lake

5 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Almost always works . If AK is cold and snowy, we generally will not be . AK is cold and snowy now into Dec 

Snowiest Nov on record for Anchorage. Ironically, they are +3.0F mtd

8 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Of course it did....about 5 mi to my NW....I joking said to someone that I would be just SE of the "bad" snow

It snowed here for a few hours, but I only had a coating left when I woke up. Similar gradient to last winter across the northern part of town. This one had a little more longitude too I think due to the east winds. 

Blasted up to 45 here now, while ash is still wedged. 

3 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

Guidance pushed the core of the cold to the following week and then lingering into early December whereas about 4-5 days ago, it looked like the core of the cold was Tday weekend with potentially eroding cold late the following week. 
 

I know your post is more on the troll-y side but just posting this for those who are interested in the evolution of the changes rather than one-liners.  

Sat looks pretty cold now, good delivery (esp euro). If the trough doesn't lift out too fast there's a decent shot at sub-freezing highs into interior SNE. 

7 minutes ago, qg_omega said:

CMC and Euro FTW

12z CMC has a secondary going under NE now. End result is gonna be a colder rain regardless though 

19 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

I really want everything down for turkey day, powerhouse screamer, but it's unlikely

Yeah we'd all take some damage, but I'd bet on a triple point or secondary to invert most away from the coast. 

Looks like the euro is finally coming in. Almost got 2 full gfs runs before the euro

7 minutes ago, dendrite said:

I saw some skeeters

Saw some bees and spiders kicking around too. Low of 30 this morning too

93 south was a mess at exit 3 around 530. Black ice on the bridge with multiple accidents

2 hours ago, dendrite said:

Yeah I said that was a possibility, but the tail appeared to be over a foot long to my deteriorating eyes.

My grandfather claimed he saw one in Andover like 20 years ago

15 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Banner year for pine cones. Not sure if it's just my trees and they're stressed or if it's region-wide. Tamarack would know.

 

 

Similar around here in SNH. Pines are absolutely loaded 

1 hour ago, mcap77 said:

Nice coating at a our cabin in Pittsburg. 

Need to get us a weather station online up there.

16 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Euro has ice in interior SNE next Wednesday with snow to north. GFS has mild rains. Wonder which will win 

That euro run has a better high location than anything we saw all of last winter. Bring those back 

Looks like it's near 32F at the first CT Lake. I cant see much on the cams yet, but they should be snowing once they saturate

2 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

I can’t imagine they allow hunting season to start until they capture/find him unless they are confident is he no longer in the state. But they wouldn’t have surrounded the house last night if they were. I think they are way behind his trail tbh. They seem to be chasing a ghost at this point. 
 

I don’t recall a mass shooter disappearing like this. They usually die on the scene or arrested.

I can see limiting hunting activity around that local area, but for finding something further away there probably isn't a better way than deer season. Only time of year people even venture into alot of areas. Its upland bird season already, but most of that is further north. 

10 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Yeah, that’s weird. You would think that a boat on a river is a lot easier to find than somebody in a car or on foot.  
If the search drags on it will be torturous for the people in that area. 

Especially with the dams on the river. Looks like your bound to a 15-20 mile stretch in that section. 

58 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

ND today 

Congrats Denver this weekend. 

7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

It's about 3" lol.

Actually ends up one heck of a paint peeler for eastern MA