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December 2024 - Best look to an early December pattern in many a year!


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Storm total 0.95" but still 6" at the stake, 27 for the low and half of a 5-gal bucket of ashes for the driveway.  Entertainment yesterday was 2 guys extracting and hauling out an ancient truck with a logging crane, last used in early 2008, all this during the heaviest rain and with temps still in the mid 30s.  They had coats on but neither one was wearing a hat.  :raining:

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2 hours ago, Allsnow said:

 

It doesn’t get better over the next two weeks— another rainer then all the confluence—-> dry
 

What this is, is a key difference from previous years when caribou really cashed in. The biggest regional difference vs persistence of past 5 years I’d wager.

My hope and expectation is this translates to an earlier start to spring. Better weather in later March and early April than in recent years.

 

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59 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

It doesn’t get better over the next two weeks another rainer then all the confluence—-> dry
 

What this is, is a key difference from previous years when caribou really cashed in. The biggest regional difference vs persistence of past 5 years I’d wager.

My hope and expectation is this translates to an earlier start to spring. Better weather in later March and early April than in recent years.

 

I think February into March will be a good snow month for that area if we get a typical late winter Nina pattern 

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2 hours ago, jbenedet said:

It doesn’t get better over the next two weeks— another rainer then all the confluence—-> dry
 

What this is, is a key difference from previous years when caribou really cashed in. The biggest regional difference vs persistence of past 5 years I’d wager.

My hope and expectation is this translates to an earlier start to spring. Better weather in later March and early April than in recent years.

 

That "rainer" is a mix at CAR; their forecast has a few inches on the ground by Friday morning.  Far NW Maine might reach double digits.

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6 hours ago, powderfreak said:

Same up here.  45F and sun.  Rec Path has people running in shorts.  Very March/April vibe.

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I made the mistake of stopping in the Stowe Market in the mid-afternoon for a couple of things.  Wow, just wow.  Just so many clueless, self involved folks.  When the aisle in front of the register is 3 feet wide, maybe find another spot for your conversation.

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6 minutes ago, klw said:

I made the mistake of stopping in the Stowe Market in the mid-afternoon for a couple of things.  Wow, just wow.  Just so many clueless, self involved folks.  When the aisle in front of the register is 3 feet wide, maybe find another spot for your conversation.

Dude we are swamped.  It's the city comes to the mountain town.

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1 hour ago, dendrite said:

CAR +1.9
BDL +1.2
ORH +1.1
BTV +0.5
BGR +0.1
BOS -0.4
CON -0.6
PWM -0.8
PVD -1.0
BDR -1.3

0.5 BN here
December 2024:
Avg max:   30.9   Within 2 hundredth of the average.  Mildest, 48 on the 12th
Avg min:    12.4   -1.2    Coldest, -7 on the 27th
Mean:        21.7    -0.5

Precip:   5.08"     +0.21"    Wettest (and all RA), 1.34" on the 11th
Snow:    22.5"     +3.3"    Had 9.1" on the 5th   297 SDDs, not quite twice the avg (157).

2024 averaged 44.38°, warmest of the 26 full years here, 0.13° above 2010.

Annual precip:  52.08"   +2.81"   8 of 12 months were AN.  2024 had our driest February and wettest March.

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5 hours ago, dendrite said:

Considering BDL is a rad pit I think they are still running a little high. ORH was running big anomalies at the end of the month because of the torched mins so that can be explained.

ORH is still running too high anyways. Been that way since 2020. Crazy that it’s almost 5 years worth of data now. 
 

I meant to put together a spreadsheet but haven’t done it yet…but now that we have all the months through the end of 2024, I may line up all the monthly anomalies for first order SNE sites and then graph them. That would be the ultimate tell. 

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