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  2. Second glance - either it was really ripping the last hour or I was low balling. Looks more like 3.5”-4”
  3. Thundersnow out south @MAG5035 Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk
  4. Getting some heavier bursts of flurries here tonight. Blue Ridge is getting hit harder than usual
  5. These gusts are roaring, like I’m hoping my power doesn’t go out kinda wind gusts.
  6. Just got the backside winds (50+ gusts) and squalls plus 1.5" of lake stuff that fell today. Could barely see across the street. Less than a week ago I was swinging my clubs in short sleeves. Since then 9.5" of snow and at least 0.25" of ice with some short-term bliz conditions for good measure. Happy MET spring!
  7. Front coming through now experienced the same temp drop. Heavy rain blowing sideways.
  8. 37.8 .95 on the day if anything it turned into a decent rain day to help with the drought
  9. APX has chosen 6" as the min depth to tally-up on their snow page. They don't break it down lower. Most including West Branch already have more than a typical season total. Hope this explains.
  10. Fropa about 15 minutes ago. Westerly winds 10-20, gusting to 30. Heavy rain. Total today 0.89" so far. Temperature drop of 14 degrees in 15 minutes...from 60 down to 46 at the moment and still dropping rapidly. Pressure bottomed out at 29.20". Radar sure looks promising for some snow. It's snowing all the way back to eastern OH. I expect the first flakes to begin mixing in when my temp reaches 37. Now 45 degrees (at 8:20).
  11. Except that data is old. E.g. EV sales are now on the decline - e.g. see CA and NY who have detailed trackers on sales, due to their mandate (which will clearly not be met at this point) As I've maintained - much of renewable energy has been "low hanging fruit" so far, in particular in the U.S. Specifically - nearly all of our wind-based electricity and our solar-based electricity in the US is generated in places that have... lots of wind and lots of sun. The fraction of generation that happens in states that don't get as much sun is much smaller. The problem is that the highest population concentrations in the US live in those areas - in particular the NE population corridor.
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