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Memorial Day Weekend Coastal/Snow


Damage In Tolland

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Okay guys I am going to post this on the off chance any of you have heard of such a thing. My neighbor just stopped by and asked me if I saw the strange phenomena last night during the storm. She said after the power went out and during the heavy snow she took her dog for a short walk on our dirt road. She said in the trees there were thousands of sparkling lights. At first she thought a branch was resting on the powerline but no it was not that. She said it seemed to her thousands of fire flies had come out during the storm. I nodded and grinned but was thinking the lady has gone nuts. I have no explanation and just can't believe her story but the neighbor has always been sane. Some type of St Elmos's fire? I have no idea and hesitated posting this but it was just such a weird conversation. We did have thundersnow so there were convective elements in the storm. Don't have to muck up the thread with a response unless someone has heard such a thing!

LOL maybe fire flies?

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lol. Wasn't he going to the cape?

That's all he talked about on his FB post - the cape. So I am assuming that was his point of interest due to him being there.

? That is what im talkin bout -the cape. He was callin for humidity sat and 60's. it was low 50's max there

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I had a few mangled snowflakes fall here between 1:30 - 3:30am with the two bands that moved through.

 

It's been fun tracking all of these storms this year.

 

Have a good summer folks, I'm out of here.

 

I missed it by 10 minutes here...I woke up at 0230 and nothing was happening but I looked at the radar and saw that those heavier echos had just passed.  I thought they would have produced some flakes.

 

Sorry to hear that you're leaving....I know I can't always be on but I try to chime in from time to time.  Have a good one...

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Okay guys I am going to post this on the off chance any of you have heard of such a thing. My neighbor just stopped by and asked me if I saw the strange phenomena last night during the storm. She said after the power went out and during the heavy snow she took her dog for a short walk on our dirt road. She said in the trees there were thousands of sparkling lights. At first she thought a branch was resting on the powerline but no it was not that. She said it seemed to her thousands of fire flies had come out during the storm. I nodded and grinned but was thinking the lady has gone nuts. I have no explanation and just can't believe her story but the neighbor has always been sane. Some type of St Elmos's fire? I have no idea and hesitated posting this but it was just such a weird conversation. We did have thundersnow so there were convective elements in the storm. Don't have to muck up the thread with a response unless someone has heard such a thing!

that was us Frigid Fairies dancing with joy.
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I am at around 500' on Winnisquam but woke up this am to something very strange across the lake in Sanbornton. A farm and the Steele Hill Resort were blanketed in snow! They both sit at maybe 1200' so I can verify where the snow line was in the southern Lakes Region. Sorry but did not take pics very disappointed in myself for that. It rained like a sonofabitch here but there may have been flakes however did not weenie-spotlight it. What an event!!!!

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Dendrite, it would be sweet to break this thread out starting like 4 days ago to capture the lead up analysis and obs.

I tried, but the software puked all over me. I had all of the storm posts from page 1-30 something selected out and then it lost them all. It gets finicky when you try spanning multiple pages. It took about a half hour to get that far and I'm not about to try it again. :lol:

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There are a lot of 4K+ summits in the eastern Dacs, Any pics from those areas?

 

 

E#dit here's pics I could find

 

Jefferson, VT

Jefferson-snow-around-pool.jpg

 

Here are some photos from NH White mountains

http://www.wmur.com/weather/-/9859398/20308218/-/ho1cpz/-/index.html

 

Whiteface

971763_366158066819672_1248703049_n.jpg

 

http://www.wcvb.com/news/local/metro-west/rain-snow-knock-out-power-in-vermont/-/11983044/20305138/-/o94vcy/-/index.html

 

 

EDIT: Okay found vids from the dacks. Warning shirtless dudes

 

EDIT2: Media blitz, Here's algonquin peak both vids show about 10" and I assume were above 3K

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