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  2. Got enough teeny "flakes" to almost cover the ground, but our daughter's flight PHL-PWM came right on schedule.
  3. Wow, snow is just banding over your area now. Bet you end up with at least 8". Long live March!
  4. EPS has been exhibiting a rather pronounced cold bias at times in the medium range. Have a feeling it’s getting too carried away with the troughing again
  5. We had a 16" paste bomb which inverted the supporting bows of my Ranger's Tonneau cover. (We were out of state, came home 5 days later to find a 5'x6'x6" ice cube atop the cover.) Eustis at 1,300' reported 34.5" and we (Maine Public Lands) were finishing a multi-year harvest on the Redington Public Lot. That winter the work was all north of the AT with elev 2,400 to 2,900 - might've gotten 40" there. Last load passed thru the very narrow crossing of the AT (as permitted with stringent constraints) on 3/22 just as the snow got super heavy; no way normal plowing could've kept that 200' AT inner corridor clear, would've needed a BIG payloader.
  6. two nice events, 15+ here and the cold and pack retention, I mean I still have about 10-15" depending on where in open areas, still piles of 4-5' in spots, probably almost gone this time next week but was a solid winter, didn't make climo yet snow wise yet, about a foot away still.
  7. More cells firing to the west, might not be a bad idea for a small tor watch from around Gary to near lansing and surrounding areas
  8. 23-24, 15-16, 97-98, 91-92, 82-83, 72-73, 65-66
  9. Thought this was wild from the other day. 3 deer floating on the ice between Detroit and Windsor.
  10. What's the severe weather risk look like us tomorrow? I wasn't given it to much thought until I saw this storm in Michigan which has to be EF3+.
  11. About 3" here with .35" of liquid precip so far...very wet. Snow has been falling at 33 degrees all afternoon.
  12. The 93 forecast language included "Life-threatening conditions". Only other time I can recall was the morning of Jan 9, 1998 - day 2 of the ice storm here. A line of strong TS had formed in eastern NY and forecasters were faced with the possibility of 50 mph gusts on ice-loaded trees and infrastructure. Fortunately, the storms dissipated quickly. This thread's storm brought 18-20 hours of steady 1/2"/hr snow on 20G30 NE winds, for 9.5". Farmington co-op recorded 14". Two more storms by mid-month added 11" then storms of 22-23 (16") and 30-31 (19") brought the March total to 55.5". Only the 61.5" of Dec 1976 in Fort Kent had more in my experience. Depth at 9 PM on 3/31 here was 48"; even FK never had that much that late (close, 47" on 3/31/84).
  13. Union City in Branch County just got hit hard, this lone supercell is a prolific tornado maker.
  14. I’m just kidding. Nice pic.
  15. Kept ice on the trees all day at 30-32. Onto a week of 70’s!
  16. We melted a bit. Ice damns will not be an issue anymore. So there is that.
  17. Insanity, wild footage and its from MI on a 2% risk Wedge otg.
  18. I couldn’t get very close and just had my phone. I had never seen them on the ice before. They were there again today. Pictures were even worse
  19. RI and SE MA jacks again. Atmospheric memory
  20. I wouldnt necessarily call it a transient "cool down". Transient yes, but there look to be some significant cold departures during it.
  21. March 15-17 timeframe is being picked up by all ensembles for a wintry threat.
  22. During the past 50 years those values have resulted in heavy snowfall winters............................
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