I used to live near Timbertop and if there was so much as a gentle breeze we’d lose power. So goddamn annoying

Is it super heavy snow out by Sunapee or is it starting to become lighter? I think I’m going to make the trek there for some shredding tomorrow. Their website says they should be good to go tomorrow but until they get power back I’m skeptical

The snow isn’t even piling up anymore it falls and just melts. Melts off the trees too.

Lived in Portsmouth 33 years. Comparatively many power outages. Live in Kittery Me. Since 2018. 2 outages. 1 for an hour, one for 4 hours.

Light and fluffy here in litchfield.

I've lost power in nh 5 times this year. Before this year it's been once

Sure. Since you aren't using any electricity during the outage, you won't be charged since you aren't using the electricity that isn't there.

To each their own - today was the first time I've lost power for more than 2 minutes in several years. It's back after 3 1/2 hours. I'm in a fairly rural small town , not near a hospital or fire station anything that would get line priority. Luck of the draw!

Sounds like you're in a bad spot in terms of lines / trees / alternative power routes.

My daughter lives in Dublin and hers has been off since 3.

NHMS Racetrack area checking in - been coming down slow, steady, & wet since about 830 am. Approx 4-6" by now?

A few gusts of wind here & there, but power's still on (finggies crossed).

Edit: no idea of how the roads are since I haven't left the house today =\ haha

I was told they call that slice of heaven a snow belt. I hate belts.

Minimum of 8” just SW of Concord, and the projected total keeps going up.. girding up to snowblow the driveway before it’s like.. 10 feet deep.

What looks like white fluffy snow here in Keene turns to heavy slush once it hits the ground. No power loss and looks to be maybe 2-3 inches accumulated so far.

Got about a foot. First half was very heavy, now it’s nice and fluffy

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As I’ve said elsewhere, trees and local opposition to clear cutting within the Right of Way. The Halloween snow storm forced the issue when I was in Canterbury. I wager that neighborhood hasn’t had much for interruption since.

Gotta love the downvotes from climate deniers.

Use Waze

Put the saws to the trees within the road and power Right of Way and solve 90% of the problem.

About 15” in milfrod

France has a landmass similar to Texas. Belgium is 1/3 the size of Maine.

So the “OMG an ENTIRE COUNTRY can do this!!” argument for everything European is moot.

Noodle bar in Dover

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THANK YOU that describes what seems to be going on perfectly.

Now I'm left to wonder why we've seen so many of them. I think I've reported 5 outages to EverSource since last summer (excluding the Christmas snowpocalypse).