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I do....my mortgage is under 2K/month lol
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That December 2019 event is the only reason my children have any toys left over the course of these past several seasons....maybe 2/1/21 helped, too.
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Something has to give sooner rather than later....2 consecutive climo or shitty la ninas and 3 consecutive shitty el ninos......modest el nino next year should be good.
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Not always, but the risk is higher in those. March 2018 had a rain/snow line, so that doesn't count...even in my area it began as rain, which made me happy..I knew I was in luck when that happened.
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Peabody had like 38"...I had 11-12" in Wilmington, and the next town south in Woburn had 26"...like 5 miles away.
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There is a reason I would rather deal with a rain/snow line than those cold/powdery blizzards, aside from the fact that higher water content snow is more durable and aesthetically pleasing....my area is always at risk of a subby zone in those.
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That blizzard was a top 3 screw-job for me....right up there with PD II and 12/5/03. The latter is still the worse, though..that bitch dropped OVER 3' like 10 miles from me lol
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Yea, first time home buyers are all grabbing their collective ankles right now and enduring a violent one- We bought in 10/18, thankfully.
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It was def. somewhat below climo in that area. Probably around 50" there...over 10" under climo.
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Thanks. Incredible guy.
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I think so.
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I get that....we down slope and they don't. I just making the point that I feel as though the CJ zone also has a bit greater of a shot than my area.
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Methuen def did not....got screwed there in Jan '96 blizzard. Wilmington probably did in seasonal total, not max depth.
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127.5" in '95-'96, but s shore still had the greater depth. I wouldn't call 2000-2001 "huge"....probably low 80s here. It was like 75" in Wilmington. All I am saying is that my area never seems to amass the 40"+ snow depths that the s shore and ORH hills do. Neither of those seasons did, either.
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Look at seasons like 1995-1996, 2004-2005 and 2014-2015....Scooter's area in CJ land beat me in all 3 of them.....def 2/3. Maybe 2004-2005 was close.
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I would honestly rather win the banner seasons, than get 40" instead of 20".
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I would say basically same as me...like 63-65".
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I hadn't given enough thought to the increased variance down there until you mentioned it....def true. We due to one of those seasons that either nail the interior, or the cape, and pork I 95.
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Great event for you guys. I have admitted this to Kev before, but there is no question that south of pike has a higher ceiling for blizzards....the variance is greater, as scooter pointed out. The banner seasons are more epic, but you are prone to more ratters....although you wouldn't be able to discern the latter from the last several years.
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Going for a fifth consecutive season of greater than 10" below average snowfall IMBY....would like to think that I'm building up some nice savings in the karma bank, while you, Will and Steve keep adding to the spank bank.
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I hit 28.8 this AM.
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I'll be 50 and drizzle all week up here.....maybe Kev has a shot.
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2002 went on to be a hot summer.....2009 did not lol
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Too bad the interior got shafted so badly....I nailed a few major cities, including Boston. My DM temp composite ended up looking pretty good, as well.
