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  2. So, what's the totals in the deathband zone from PVD to Kingston over to Plymouth?
  3. True, but the discussion is not early about liquid ratios it's about measuring snowfall. The amount of liquid in let's say 10" of snow can vary more than one believes. The storm 3 weeks ago was very fluffy, like the great lakes, but was measured mostly uniformly across the board.
  4. Executive order travel ban in Bristol Plymouth and Bars table counties. Cars stuck on 24 and 495.
  5. Don’t know about sun angle as there was no sun here. 4-5” at7am this morning and still 3-3.5
  6. In general any El Nino, especially in today's climate of over 1.5 is going to be a fairly mild winter nationwide. Even 09-10 was not all that cold, it was just narrowly cold enough to snow.
  7. And we'll be the ones dragging down the NESIS (or equivalent) scale again.
  8. 80% of this morning's snowpack has melted. Sorta puts the snowcrete into perspective. That was a weeks long winter wonderland. Call me crazy, but I'd rather have snow that sticks around for a few weeks than snow that disappears in less than 6 hours.
  9. always remember 98....no winter at all.
  10. this stuff is actually easier to manage than the last one.
  11. I like seeing Nam north while the major globals are suppressed and weaker.
  12. I still don't think its that strong. I've been tossing the CFS/Euro on ENSO predictions for a few years now. They've generally been overdone.
  13. ninos can be super warm with temps in the 70s in feb. don't like em at all, and usually rainy and windy too.
  14. Wish I had a yard stick this time. Easily over 2 feet if not just at 2 feet. My dog was leaping up just to move around. But I hope we never have another wet snow blizzard for another decade. F that. Like concrete tryongbtoove it around.
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