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I had them to about 10 minutes ago.. valley ftw for once :santa: im hoping that stuff just south of hartford will change me over again

MASSIVE flakes now...all snow again, lol.

I have no idea what is going on aloft, but its producing parachutes.

you can even see them sort of on the holy cross webcam came several miles to my south

http://www.holycross.edu/webcam/

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MASSIVE flakes now...all snow again, lol.

I have no idea what is going on aloft, but its producing parachutes.

you can even see them sort of on the holy cross webcam came several miles to my south

http://www.holycross.edu/webcam/

I think there were signs that this would have a prolonged period of a thin 0-0.5C layer on the cooler guidance. With those heavier echoes coming through it must be just perfect for you to get the little additional cooling you need for those huge, wet aggregates aloft. With the CAD cranking now it turned out relatively perfect there (all things considered).
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complete dendritic rippage in progress. 3" @ 7:45 3.5 @ 9:45 4.0@ 10:10. temp still dropping...24.8

The band must be weakening when it gets toward me and redeveloping when they get to you. Best snowfall rate I've had today was low end moderate. Same end result pretty much as I have 3.5 now.

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How does Pete do it? That place is unreal

It's like the winter twilight zone up there.

When he said 6" earlier i thought he might ave been looking at the wrong side of the ruler. lol

The guy who delivers our wood is up in Heath about 20mi due N of Pete and he tells me the same sort of stories. He said even this winter they have flurries several times a week.

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Easily over three inches here, just eyeballing. I measured a general 2" around 7:30. The wind is causing it to drift a bit despite it being a heavier snow. I can still see some blades of grass poking through on one side of the house...which is annoying. Still all snow at the moment, temp bouncing between 30 and 31.

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I think there were signs that this would have a prolonged period of a thin 0-0.5C layer on the cooler guidance. With those heavier echoes coming through it must be just perfect for you to get the little additional cooling you need for those huge, wet aggregates aloft. With the CAD cranking now it turned out relatively perfect there (all things considered).

I wish I looked at the euro further, but I wasn't on srfc wx desk. The other models were too warm, despite the GFS hinting at it too. The euro halting the advancement of the 50 0C isotherm was a signal. I think every model had soundings close to or above 0C at 800mb when the euro had the line down towards Kevin. I just altered my normal euro product to show 800mb temps, this morning.

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im sure youll snow had huge flakes mix in even here about a half hour ago

Flake quality has really dwindled the past 20 minutes, ftl. Radar suggests it should intensify in the next half hour and then a break before the next CT band moves in. Not sure what p-type will be in place for the band in CT now. Can we continue to hold on to the snow? Not so sure.

30.3/30

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jeff undoubtedly getting destroyed. great radar returns in and south of Lewiston.

Yeah--that looks great.

I think they may need to expand the warnings there to cover the coast--still only 27 at PWM, 24 in Wiscassett (granted that airport is away from the water). Not so sure they'll be mixing like they had expected.

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