Potential Record Breaking Cold Sunday/Sunday Night---Late Nov Discussion

[wxeyeNH]

How does one define 'white out' at night?

 

Flurries here, looks like a decent shot in Deerfield/Whately.

 

24.6/19

I can define white out to me. When a squall went through here an hour ago I could not make out my neighbors house right across the street. Vis goes down to several hundred feet. I never saw that when I lived in the Boston area, not even in Noreasters. Doesn't last too long but snow squalls up here can be very intense. I havepicked up 2-3" inches in about 20 to 30 minutes in some of these mountain squalls!

[TalcottWx]

The fact that you're not on the field at Gilette tomorrow night helps you feel that way.

23.8/18

If you gave me a free ticket I'd pay you to take it back

[CoastalWx]

I can define white out to me. When a squall went through here an hour ago I could not make out my neighbors house right across the street. Vis goes down to several hundred feet. I never saw that when I lived in the Boston area, not even in Noreasters. Doesn't last too long but snow squalls up here can be very intense. I havepicked up 2-3" inches in about 20 to 30 minutes in some of these mountain squalls!

 

You should have been here in Feb when vis was near 100' for about 3 hrs. It happens in true nor'easters.

[TalcottWx]

I can define white out to me. When a squall went through here an hour ago I could not make out my neighbors house right across the street. Vis goes down to several hundred feet. I never saw that when I lived in the Boston area, not even in Noreasters. Doesn't last too long but snow squalls up here can be very intense. I havepicked up 2-3" inches in about 20 to 30 minutes in some of these mountain squalls!

i couldn't see 20 feet across the street last year during the blizz with the wind snow and blowing

[HIPPYVALLEY]

Down to 24F.

 

Clear, starry skies with mood flakes - residuals from the LES streamers?

[weathafella]

i couldn't see 20 feet across the street last year during the blizz with the wind snow and blowing

Yes. All the big ones....2005, 2013...feet in vis.

[TalcottWx]

Yes. All the big ones....2005, 2013...feet in vis.

05 was absolute magic... great memories of that.

[moneypitmike]

Nam an inside runner from mid week.

 

With a sh*tload of rain.  Drought cancel.  Or at least paused.

[HIPPYVALLEY]

You should have been here in Feb when vis was near 100' for about 3 hrs. It happens in true nor'easters.

 

Jan 05 blizzard saw whiteout conditions in Cambridge. 

[HIPPYVALLEY]

05 was absolute magic... great memories of that.

 

That was a metro Boston special.  One of my all time favorites.

[moneypitmike]

Three/four blissful hours in October of 2011, ftw.

 

Temp hardly doing a steady decline here.  Obviously trending downward but with several reversals along the way.  Had gone down to 23.8 about an hour ago, now back up to 24.5.  Teens before midnight will be a fail, alas.

[HoarfrostHubb]

24.8/20

0.5" new

[TauntonBlizzard2013]

Maybe a flake or two a while ago, but that's it. Clear and getting cold

[CoastalWx]

My relief finally came in for me. 4 accidents on 93 S in NH, in a matter of a few miles. People are morons.

[HoarfrostHubb]

First sander of the season on my road!

[Logan11]

Probably 1.5" here from various squalls. Down to 19.6 now.

I can define white out to me. When a squall went through here an hour ago I could not make out my neighbors house right across the street. Vis goes down to several hundred feet. I never saw that when I lived in the Boston area, not even in Noreasters. Doesn't last too long but snow squalls up here can be very intense. I havepicked up 2-3" inches in about 20 to 30 minutes in some of these mountain squalls!

[eyewall]

Definitely not weenie posts when it comes to mentioning white outs! I took this on my street in Winooski earlier this evening when an intense squall dumped 1.8" in 30 minutes or so:

 

 

[Heisy]

Quick question, maybe just bad observations, but I don't remember seeing a shortwave as far south as this week's storm is progged to dig in a while. Is this a sign of a better southern jet, el nino influence, or just a random kind of thing?

[Clinch Leatherwood]

Gfs finally coming around.

What a great squall up around Portland

[weathafella]

Gfs finally coming around.

What a great squall up around Portland

Took the words out if my mouth. Consensus now for a nice qpf event from the guidance getting closer in.

[OceanStWx]

Gfs finally coming around.

What a great squall up around Portland

 

Was great at the WFO. Really did hit like a wall. We briefly lost sight of the lights on our upper air building, which is roughly 200-300 yards from the office.

[N. OF PIKE]

Gfs finally coming around.

What a great squall up around Portland

To what, Euro?

That squall N and Ne of Portland is damn impressive on radar, wow

[dendrite]

Too bad for me that the GFS isn't done caving because that's a perfect needle threading for here.

[dryslot]

Gfs finally coming around.

What a great squall up around Portland

 

 

Came thru here 35dbz for 20 mins

 

[dryslot]

Too bad for me that the GFS isn't done caving because that's a perfect needle threading for here.

 

To bad we can't lock it in

[dryslot]

Was great at the WFO. Really did hit like a wall. We briefly lost sight of the lights on our upper air building, which is roughly 200-300 yards from the office.

 

Was that you i just gave the report to for klew...........

[OceanStWx]

Was that you i just gave the report to for klew...........

 

I forgot that was your spotter number until after I hung up.

[Clinch Leatherwood]

To bad we can't lock it in

Can't double reply but nice on the snow up there guys. Resorts cashing in still.

At 3-4 days I'd think we still see the models bounce some. I bet you north and northwest dwellers do ok.

[wxmanmitch]

21.4° F and dropping. Hoping to dip below 20° F by midnight, but I think I'll be just above it. 2K already down to 17-18° F, so a sub 20° F high is a virtual lock there.

[weathafella]

December 5th has legs on the op model tonight...