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NNE Feb 24-25 Secondary Cyclogenesis and Upslope Obs

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dryslot

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Updated county totals, Looks like Fort Kent was the jackpot....

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MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260259-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT

SPOTTER REPORTS

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME

959 AM EST SAT FEB 25 2012

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24

HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION

IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...CWOP

OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS

SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/CARIBOU

********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS

SNOWFALL OF

/INCHES/ MEASUREMENT

MAINE

...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...

FORT KENT 4 SE 19.5 804 AM 2/25

SAINT FRANCIS 17.0 958 AM 2/25

FORT KENT 17.0 810 AM 2/25

EAGLE LAKE 17.0 757 AM 2/25

SAINT AGATHA 2 WNW 16.3 909 AM 2/25

GUERETTE 2 S 15.0 712 AM 2/25

MADAWASKA 15.0 810 AM 2/25

WESTFIELD 14.5 957 AM 2/25

BLAINE 14.0 758 AM 2/25

STOCKHOLM 14.0 755 AM 2/25

FORT FAIRFIELD 2 NE 13.0 719 AM 2/25

HODGDON 13.0 755 AM 2/25

PORTAGE 2 N 13.0 842 AM 2/25

ALLAGASH - COOP 12.3 656 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

FORT KENT - COOP 12.0 656 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

PRESQUE ISLE 12.0 546 AM 2/25

ALLAGASH 1 ENE 12.0 633 AM 2/25

LILLE 5 SSE 12.0 430 AM 2/25

VAN BUREN - COOP 11.5 736 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

LILLE 11.0 711 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

HOULTON 2 ESE 11.0 741 AM 2/25

CARIBOU 11.0 632 AM 2/25

CARIBOU - WFO 10.7 726 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

HOULTON 1 SSW 10.5 800 AM 2/25

ASHLAND 2 SSE 10.0 732 AM 2/25

SOLDIER POND 5 NW 10.0 623 AM 2/25

HOULTON 1 S 10.0 655 AM 2/25

LINNEUS 1 WNW 10.0 827 AM 2/25

LILLE 9.5 501 AM 2/25

LIMESTONE 9.0 750 AM 2/25

ISLAND FALLS 9.0 807 AM 2/25

ORIENT 9.0 708 AM 2/25

SHERMAN 1 E 8.8 855 AM 2/25

SHERMAN 8.0 500 AM 2/25

...HANCOCK COUNTY...

WALTHAM 1 NNE 1.0 814 AM 2/25

...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...

LEVANT 8.0 826 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

STETSON 5 ENE 8.0 752 AM 2/25

LINCOLN 7.5 500 AM 2/25

KENDUSKEAG 7.0 942 AM 2/25

MILLINOCKET 7.0 500 AM 2/25

DIXMONT 2 NE 6.0 949 AM 2/25

KENDUSKEAG 5.5 500 AM 2/25

SPRINGFIELD 7 SSE 5.5 952 AM 2/25

BANGOR 2 W 5.3 946 AM 2/25

CHARLESTON 4.0 500 AM 2/25

...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...

SEBEC 10.0 910 AM 2/25

MILO - COOP 9.8 741 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

MILO 1 W 9.8 738 AM 2/25

KINGBURY 2 SSE 9.5 647 AM 2/25

DOVER-FOXCROFT 9.0 500 AM 2/25

GUILFORD - COOP 9.0 711 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

GUILFORD 9.0 706 AM 2/25

MILO 8.0 500 AM 2/25

MONSON 8.0 500 AM 2/25

...WASHINGTON COUNTY...

TOPSFIELD - COOP 6.0 846 AM 2/25 CO-OP OBSERVER

TOPSFIELD 6.0 759 AM 2/25

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NORTON

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Organizing Low

Organizing Low

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Snow itch got a good scratchin tonight. 3 mile walk around Montreal, restaurant au pieds de cochon. Snowing hard since 4..mod to occassionally heavy, 5-6 inches now and heavy echoes seem to be developing over us as the back edge nears. Up here they have these mini plows that do the sidewalks and it is really easy to walk around in heavy snow. awesome...

glad your trip worked out! ;)

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Coming here late, and only read this page (computer is slo-o-o-o-ow!) Also had to clear the driveway, as my wife is off to visit her dad in Topsham, where they had only a couple inches. Not like Aroostook. I'd tossed out the possibility of 12-18" there yesterday, and even that wasn't high enough.

Snow futzed around here into the early evening, then began accumulating about 7 PM. By 3 AM it was back to flurries, after dumping 9.0" of very moist but not soggy (about 11:1 ratio) snow in 8 hr, and nearly 5" in 3 hr 8-11 PM. Trees were well loaded at sunrise, but the wind has taken care of that, except for all the fir saplings - they're no place to walk today, unless you're a hare.

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it is interesting on Sat views, it appears to me that vorticity has spun off the parent low and is adding to your snow and I suspect is further enhancing the tremendous upslope VT is seeing.

nice Ginxy....yes i think this best explains it......its all connected to the tremendous upslope pattern in N VT currently.

this is not a common scenario in MTL either. so its unsusual Mark.

but this willl end up being likely the best event all year in montreal. so good timing.

looks to me based on NWS reports that St. Albans VT got 6 inches as of this morning. so i am happy for that. :) wonder how its going there today, i imagine its flakes in the air but minimal accums, everything is just E in the mountains. would have been a good day for a short drive.

here in ottawa, temps are falling down into the teens now, and blowing snow with a fresh blanket is the order of the wintry day :)

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Keep the reports coming whenever you get a chance! I'm heading up to Jay with a few buddies EARLY tomorrow morning...and while powderfreak does an amazing job reporting from Stowe/Mansfield, I'm always left wondering what conditions are like farther north. You're probably one of the closest reporting members to Jay Peak...

heading back out to ski shortly. wouldn't sweat to hard, it's still pouring snow. 4" since I blew the drive out at 8. winds are ripping now, pulling the snow from the trees, still sittin on 21F. drive safe. over knee deep at 6AM+ snow all day, all night? = OMG. pardon the crappy color, early AM, milk run. winds will be working it over pretty hard tonight, beware the styrofoam. have fun.

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Coming here late, and only read this page (computer is slo-o-o-o-ow!)  Also had to clear the driveway, as my wife is off to visit her dad in Topsham, where they had only a couple inches.  Not like Aroostook.  I'd tossed out the possibility of 12-18" there yesterday, and even that wasn't high enough.

Snow futzed around here into the early evening, then began accumulating about 7 PM.  By 3 AM it was back to flurries, after dumping 9.0" of very moist but not soggy (about 11:1 ratio) snow in 8 hr, and nearly 5" in 3 hr 8-11 PM.  Trees were well loaded at sunrise, but the wind has taken care of that, except for all the fir saplings - they're no place to walk today, unless you're a hare.

Nice bro, some of your awesome pics would be great

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Pure epicness.  I'm home now... at 1:30pm I had 23" in 24 hours at the 3,000ft snow stake.  Now easily over two feet as its still ripping 2"+ an hour up there.

Base was up to 18".

There's like 16" in town, too!

Sweeeeeett. There seems to be spokes of energy rotating around the massive LP which enhance the upslope even more than usual, looks like another one en-route to re-energize it, think you can hit 3 feet?

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