Northern New England Snow Forecast

[soccercruiser87]

if you live in very northern new england you're in luck, you aren't going to get a lot but if you live in southern new hampshire like me, we'll see some pretty impressive amounts...6"-12" ..oh boy lol

 

[mainewmn]

I actually wanted some snow this time too! Maybe next time!

 

[MickeysMommy]

I hate winter

 

[monarchsfan16]

They better be right this time

 

[Jen_in_NH]

YAY!!!!

Why can't we have snow days for work though?

Jen

 

[stinkerbelle]

that's a crock! 6-12?
here in CT I've only seen 4-8" for most of the state!

 

[mickeyboat]

Crap - now I have to deide what I am going to do about that concert. Argh!

Denae

 

[monarchsfan16]

that's a crock! 6-12?
here in CT I've only seen 4-8" for most of the state!

Accuweather is saying about 6-10 for your area. They're saying 3-6 for ours. WMUR is notorious for getting the hopes up of innocent children, so despite the fact that I'm really excited about their prediction, I'm taking it with a grain of salt. Unfortunately they're some of the worst forecasters I've ever seen in my life. The National Weather Service is only calling for 4-7 for us. They tend to be closer, unfortunately

 

[soccercruiser87]

Accuweather is saying about 6-10 for your area. They're saying 3-6 for ours. WMUR is notorious for getting the hopes up of innocent children, so despite the fact that I'm really excited about their prediction, I'm taking it with a grain of salt. Unfortunately they're some of the worst forecasters I've ever seen in my life. The National Weather Service is only calling for 4-7 for us. They tend to be closer, unfortunately

i dont know, they were right about the last storm that came near us monday or tuesday. They said we werent going to see anything from it and they were right. I trust WMUR more than the weather channel or even accuweather. WMUR is more local and just for New Hampshire. Accuweather and The Weather Channel is nationwide so they have to deal with the whole country. Also the winter weather advisory we have in effect right now says 6 or more inches, so no one really knows but ive always gone by WMUR. And NECN is saying around 9" for my area of NH.

 

[stinkerbelle]

ya know what - who cares?
anything over 4" and I'm "working from home" tomorrow.


at least I can do that in my jammies and bake cookies at the same time.
do some laundry
clean a bathroom.
do some vaccumming.
oh yeah...and "work"

 

[soccercruiser87]

ya know what - who cares?
anything over 4" and I'm "working from home" tomorrow.

take a day off lol

 

[Disneynutbsv]

if you live in very northern new england you're in luck, you aren't going to get a lot but if you live in southern new hampshire like me, we'll see some pretty impressive amounts...6"-12" ..oh boy lol

We're in the 5-10" range. My kids will be happy

 

[DisneyAddict_M]

As long as it's overwith by Saturday, I don't mind.

I'm in the 6-12 range. Driving to work will be fun tomorrow.

 

[Megster]

I would LOVE it if we had no school tomorrow.

 

[Wish I lived in Fl]

I've had enough already.

 

[luvflorida]

We're in southern Maine and we're supposed to get snow tomorrow. Either way, DD15 won't have school because our school district has a workshop day tomorrow. Tonight is a stay-up-late-and-watch-movies night, and tomorrow morning is going to be a sleep-in-late day, with or without snow!

 

[soccercruiser87]

We're in southern Maine and we're supposed to get snow tomorrow. Either way, DD15 won't have school because our school district has a workshop day tomorrow. Tonight is a stay-up-late-and-watch-movies night, and tomorrow morning is going to be a sleep-in-late day, with or without snow!

same thing with my school...we have a "Teachers In-Service"..but to us students its a day off! lol

 

[monarchsfan16]

Believe it or not I actually don't want classes to be canceled tomorrow. It's the last day of classes this semester, and I have to turn in essentially my entire English grade tomorrow. Plus we're going over exactly what's going to be on the final in my other class.

 

[Tinkim]

We're in the 5-10" range. My kids will be happy

We're in the 5-10" range too. My kids will be happy if school is canceled except my DD is worrying that they will add a day onto June.

 

[JenDaveBrendan]

I am in northern Mass. (about 20 min. from southern NH), and I think they said we are in the 6"-9" range..... I am worried because we are suppose to go see Bon Jovi tomorrow night in Boston. I hope it isn't cancelled.
I do hope school is cancelled tomorrow though, because DS is suppose to have his picture retakes (the first ones were beyond horrible), and he really needs a haircut and I just haven't had the time to take him this week.....