I know so rare for me in the valley, even deep snows like this are usually mostly gone by this time in the day. See you got a good freezing rain coating also.
Yeah, we had about 9 inches at max of snow/sleet last night. The freezing rain has compacted it to about 6 inches, my 2 year old doesn't break thru the ice layer so is not a fan of the slip and slide!
As much as I want more snow, I really hope we don't get more freezing rain. Evergreens are bending a lot
It's still snowing/sleeting, no idea on the snow depth but we picked up another few inches overnight
36 hrs of snowfall! Now to keep the pipes from freezinf
We've had a cycle of massive heavy snow, to tiny grapule/sleet, bigger sleet, snow/sleet, back to massive flakes.
This has repeated every 10-15 mins for a few hours it seems.
Currently sleeping and 23, just shy of 8"
111 crossing waldens ridge is shutdown both ways
I've had a few neighbors leave early this morning... not sure if they are getting back today
Back to heavy snow, temps holding steady at 30.4
Light snow currently falling on the Waldens ridge, no issues sticking to surfaces. Temps and dewpoints are currently stable at 30.6 and 20, respectively
Man, reading this forum leading up to an event is peak happiness haha
I'm sorry if this is basic, but when it comes to snow ratios... does elevation matter in this scenario?
I'm at 2100', but I assume the snow formation (?) zone is well above me and ground temps control what precip type arrives versus any type of ratio
Had a 35 mph gust on my weather station but I don't think it can pick up instantaneous readings
Power has gone in an out for a few hours, lost it for about 1 hr earlier but currently back. Atleast 4000 out of power in the dunlap area