It's both, but it gave me something to latch onto. I feel I am owning my shit.

Winter-ey mix in Portsmouth. It’s almost coming down horizontal due to the wind

A lot of snow and some sad turkeys.

I live near transmission lines. Eversource replaced the poles and lines about 5-6 years ago. They also come by every couple of years and trim back any trees and brush.

Just drove from Keene to Brattleboro. Chesterfield hill is as nasty as always, and “UNFI Hill” is also pretty greasy. Heavy wet shit-snow that’s going to slush up the roads no matter how often they plow or salt it. Stay safe out there!

I live in the fire station and school grid. Everyone else's power will go out and I never have in 6 years.

No, you don't want new residents and you'll look for things to pick at because of that. I mean, own your shit, man.

At $2 million per mile, there would need to be an awful lot of spot repairs to justify that.

Not that it doesn’t sound nice; power lines and poles gone, ROWs clear and open. Just don’t see how the cost would be justifiable, especially given the likely effect on rates.

Ugh same. In my sect we have more leniency if you are very far but otherwise we will see you in there!!

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And at a heavy rate.

I haven't seen much up here. Maybe 2-3 inches over night.

If we updated the grid to bury power lines we wouldn’t have to worry about trees.

Roads greasy and nearly caused an accident in lisbon 4 inches maybe

OK, you put it that way and I have zero argument.

Very wet snow (4.5-1 water ratio) as of 8 a.m. in the Souhegan Valley - temp right around 32F

Heavy wet snow southern Litchfield

You probably want to be in some of the more populated areas: Nashua, Manchester, or Portsmouth.

A lot of your decision will be based on your budget.

NH is small but it's not that small. Need more information!

For example: For fun, are you more interested in getting to Boston, or the White Mountains, or the ocean?

In Hampstead I think it switched over sometime between 4-5AM I think. Came down pretty steady and hard. Looks like it'll be some decent accumulation. Don't know about the forecasted amounts but looks like heavy stuff.

I'd recommend Manchester. it's definitely the busiest city in New Hampshire

Kingston here. Rained all night, started turning to a snow/rain mix when I got up at 7, now just after 8 it's a light steady snow. Not much wind yet.

Moving to NH to avoid cold and wind is really just going to lead to a path of disappointment lol. I don’t care where you’re from, NH isn’t know for it’s nice warm weather.

The power just went out in this part of Merrimack.

The power just went out here in my neighborhood in Merrimack.

The battery in my backup generator was dead, but I have a jumpstart kit, so that was ready to go.

I have a pellet stove, and if the power is cut suddenly, the house fills with smoke. But I have a backup battery with a power inverter so it will do an orderly shutdown, and that kicked in long enough for me to get the generator running

We lost Comcast and my wife needs the internet so she can work from home, but we have DSL as a backup for Comcast.

Glad I decided to take the day off. 😉