I really hope you're right, and I've been cautiously feeling the same way. I thought for sure I'd lose power last weekend and it wound up not happening, so my fingers are crossed it's the same this time around.

Any chance a more dramatic contrast color scale can be used? I have color vision impairment and really struggle to distinguish the shades of pink / light purple…or at least that’s how they appear to me…

In this one 8-12 and 4-8 bands are real tough to distinguish on my phone screen!

Was going to mention innovation liquidation (used to be called something else like bull dog or something like that, but they moved from Hampstead to Derry and changed names).

I also saw Deja Vu, might be something up your alley: https://dejavufurniture.net/

I've lived "up by the border" for my whole life. This has never been a serious issue and near as I can tell, it isn't expected to get any worse.

I mean, sounds better than most $3 tickets

You mean, threat to Our Democracy.™

Hilarious. I wanna know how we bet on him running for President. What are the odds?

My only problem with him actually becoming president would be the amount of congestion at the Portsmouth traffic circle every time the land Air Force one at Pease.

The vote from other color blind folks was to use the WMUR color scale, so that will be implemented once I get some more time.

Some real interesting banding on the snow totals. At first glance it seems like mountainous regions, but then it hits in some of the valleys too. If you have time (no worries if not), in this case, what has caused that banding? I'm seeing it on several models, including yours, so I was curious.

I figure that normally there's some level of banding but this seems super pronounced in areas outside of the mountainous regions (which, obviously get higher snow totals).

Thanks cloud boy! You rock!

Building #19 and Zyla's were awesome.
J.R.'s Discount in New Hampton or Ollie's are the only ones I can think of.

I know exactly what you are talking about, and no, we don't have one anywhere near us. Closest is in NY I think - it's mainly a Midwest thing. I would also LOVE one around here.

use better colors for color blind people: 4-8 and 8-12 look to be exactly the same colors for us color blind folks!

Thank you!! I’m in the sea coast area so I’ll definitely check that out!

How much snow will Manchester get?

Living in the Monadnock region myself, I'd be surprised if there were significant power outages. We've already had more power outages this winter than we've had the past 4 years combined. My assumption is most of the dead and loose tree limbs have already come down with the previous few storms we've gotten, and there will only be sporadic outages here and there.

Congrats on your progress!

Thanks for bringing the tears this morning Cloud Boy.

I love how this is becoming a thing. Thanks Cloudboy! Hitting Al Kaprielian soon :D

For those of you who are the uncultured individual

https://youtu.be/FOf0n1dc7A8

Congratulations, seacoast has a ton of sober events. company called phoenix does really cool sober meet ups to hike, climb kayak etc. you should check ‘em out.

Oh God, if everybody in New England especially Northern New England would retire this pathetic neologism that was invented 30 years ago or so nor'easter. Come on come on come on. If you're going to speak like a New Englander you're going to drop the R's at least. This piece of crap nor'easter word never existed was invented by some weather guy and more importantly perpetuated by the weather channel. Oh it grates on my ears every time I hear it.. If anything pronounce it nawth eastuh. Come on take back your home turf and do not except this import. NAWTH EASTUH. That should be the proper pronunciation of such a storm system as it always was before the silliness took over 25 years or so ago

Thank you!

Some towns have postponed till Wed and more towns will make a decision tomorrow.

Sorry, you're right. I'm used to looking at county maps without the lake. Its going to be exciting anyway. At the beginning of March i was complaining we hadn't had enough snow this year. Be careful what you wish for.

First, congrats on your first 100 days, and hopefully many more to come. As someone who is part of an extended family that has had (and maybe still has?) drug and alcohol problems, I am sure they appreciate your efforts.

I don't drink and can tell you that socializing in general is difficult. One thing I'll throw out there which you might like are small hiking trips. Some of the state parks allow alcohol in designated areas, but many also prohibit it. I've met a few nice people in my travels who share a similar interest in the wilderness and the call of the loons. Not only is it relaxing, generally alcohol-free, but a good source of exercise as well.

I appreciate what you do here, and all meterologists in general.

Unfortunately, it's easy for people to be critical of the work because they don't fully understand the complexity of it. They may see a forecast that doesn't quite match what they experience, or they may be frustrated by sudden changes in the weather. But what they don't see is the immense amount of data you have to analyze with the sophisticated computer models you use to make predictions.