Chrisrotary12

Going to try to ask a legitimate question without getting yelled at… is it possible you live in a local snow hole? Like… yes you have longitude compared to rest of SNE but your latitude negates it? Perhaps you’re just far enough east that you will dance with the mix line in any event without a parked HP. For SWFEs, you’re just far enough northeast that it takes forever for it to start precipitating and the warm tongue is always closer than it seems. For legit coastals with a parked HP, the coastal front parks well to your east, but you’re in a subsidence zone between CF and next band. I don’t have evidence to support these other than I’ve started picking up and making mental note of them over the years for the Merrimack Valley.

Just a parade of cutters

white out conditions when the faintest of winds blow brings all the powdered sugar off the trees

Small enough for the town to send the plow and sander up my Hill

All the positives were evident. I didn’t think we’d get in on it up here. Expected a few flakes but maybe end up with an inch.

Dusting of powdered sugar

Potential. Our favorite word for the last decade.

Anyone else sick of the cold already?

Not the most consistently windy day, but the gusts have been impressive.

Only one showing any hope of changing this outlook is pre-Christmas wanna be grinch.

Might as well just close the shades till January: wide left, wide right, wide right, wide left, wide left.

Break out the golf clubs

Now this is a take I am in full agreement with. Anything outdoors (golf, yard cleanup, etc.) wraps up Thanksgiving. So let it snow! But by time Valentine’s Day rolls around, F snow and let the ground thaw and dry. Unless of course March 2018 is walking through the door.

So much for today’s wintry appeal.

Mood boost type of snow. Makes the wife and child happy and won’t require cleanup.