Submitted by Glares t3_zpamkf in newhampshire
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ThePresidentsHouse t1_j0s3xlr wrote
I think its funny how concord somehow lucked out.
AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j0sprno wrote
Let's go Berlin!
AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j0spuvv wrote
I drove to Manch today and you're right, but a lot of is is compacted now. It's heavy as shit.
TonesAndClones t1_j0tnkeu wrote
/u/Glares please keep posting these
Glares OP t1_j0tuube wrote
You can follow the NWS Gray Twitter/Facebook to get all their updates if I don't repost them
bluevegvisir t1_j0twkc4 wrote
Elevation, urbanization, and proximity to coast all factored. Typical NE snowstorm.
T-to-B t1_j0u3spe wrote
How did urbanization affect this storm?
bluevegvisir t1_j0u5yap wrote
Snowfall varied across Nashua as an example with mostly rain along the Merrimack River and snow further away from Daniel Webster Highway and city center.
T-to-B t1_j0u7g43 wrote
That doesn't look like urbanization but rather where the rain snow line fell for the storm. Coastal main which is much more rural had the same differences in rain and snow.
bluevegvisir t1_j0u8vsw wrote
In my experience having lived in Nashua for 20+ years, the urban environment did impact snow accumulation in Nashua. I observed this many times during similar events.
cwalton505 t1_j0udmeu wrote
How did it effect it tho
slayermcb t1_j0uhywy wrote
I'm in that fun area of Gilford that got about 18 inches of heavy snow. I didn't understand why everyone at work said the storm wasn't too bad until I drove in today and saw for myself how easy some of you guys had it.
jrice39 t1_j0ujrcc wrote
I'm in one of the spared areas while my neighbors got clobbered. Problem is I love snow. O well, it made a beautiful drive this weekend and I shouldn't be annoyed that my back isn't sore from shoveling.
CheliceraeJones t1_j0um8j6 wrote
WMUR utterly BTFO by Kainen Thor
maxhinator123 t1_j0uts9m wrote
Was at Sunday river by Bethel, can confirm, 28" of the good stuff. Was epic
justintoitt3 t1_j0v35y6 wrote
Anyone have advice for tire logistics for someone moving mid winter from Florida to NH? Like when to switch the tires out
Edit: We’re moving up mid winter and just want to know when exactly during the drive we should switch it’ll the tires to snow tires
DreadfulSilk t1_j0vfs7b wrote
Are you on summer or all season?
Justinontheinternet t1_j0wqqil wrote
Very Cool looks like we Got a bit of variety
justintoitt3 t1_j0yktgi wrote
All season
DreadfulSilk t1_j0yzvot wrote
Just drive up on a day when it's not snowing and you'll be fine.
justintoitt3 t1_j0z7phe wrote
Sounds good! Thank you
Happy_Confection90 t1_j115aec wrote
We allegedly got about 7" but I only got 3-4" to blow out of the driveway, fortunately.
Glares OP t1_j0rs1qz wrote
Forecast for comparison