40/70 Benchmark

Wonder if that is almost a weak norlun signature...cool

4" Final here.

3.5"

Exactly...all I meant. I mean, I wouldn't hold my breath, but...

Too bad I didn't have this kind of snow growth in the blizzard.

I still feel like this will be the type of season where we hit 80, everyone is ready for summer....then, bang...we get a freak bowling ball event. Something just doesn't feel right about the interior being so paltry this season.

I have always been on board for early March, but yes....Pacific driven now. Clearly I was wrong about the SSW. I think the sun awakened a bit too much.

A week ago Wednesday....nice to immerse myself with them and step back from weather for a bit. Just reset . Enjoy the snow later...I dnt expect much more here.

Nice currier and ives snow growth out there...enjoyed showing the kids out the window.

I had them at 40-50", so that worked out.....but to the 70-80" IMBY. Brutal miss.

About 2" here.

Fitting for a season full of boob lows.

The people wasting bandwidth to complain about complaining are just as silly IMO. It's never bothered me in the slightest, but I understand why it irks people. That is what the ignore feature is for...take a break from the posters you know are doing it.

Right....you have done much better in general over past few years, but I get it....you aren't one to complain, anyway.

I certainly wouldn't be whining in Holliston.

Wind doesn't really do it for me...Super Storm was the only exception. I thought 1/29 may rival that, but it was nothing like it as far as drifting, despite comparable snowfall. Maybe winds were less? I had like 5' drifts in that one...1/29 was like 14" max drift, at least in my yard. Really underwhelming.

Yea, PD II shoved it up right up my tail pipe.

I'm happy for you.

You would think at some a January 2003 pattern would present itself, but who knows....I'm sick of saying it headed into every season like a broken record.

A real pet peeve of mind are subby zones in those dry, powdery windbag storms......everyone self-sodomizes to wind gusts and minimum central pressure...and you look out your window, and see grass blades on one side of your lawn, and a minimally altered landscape on the other. Its as if mother nature is partaking in a challenge to have all hell break loose in the atmosphere without anyone realizing it within 10 miles of said back yard. And to top it off, there are no precip type dillienations to speak of, and there is no sense tracking a coastal front pinned to the Bourne Bridge....nothing to distract from the sensible dissapointment that ensues. 12/5/03, PD II, Boxing Day & 1/29/22 all fit that bill to me...though the fiest two were less about pressure and wind.

Most peak depth measurements were like 8-10", with some spots blown to grass blades.....in a blizzard like that? 'Cmon....drop the lipstick and back away from the pig.

That event was not enjoyable at all for me. Nobody wants to be among the more mundane totals in a truly high end event. 18-20" while someone gets 30" is one thing, but 12" in a storm like that just blows.

Big difference between not wanting 23 and windy in the absence of snow, and craving 94/71 swampass. Bottom line is comfort in the absence of entertainment.

I finally tossed in October when my mother moved out of her house...vintage '94, 7th-8th grade.

No. I will never be a heat guy.