We were in full sunshine at the beginning of our hike, and with the snow the albedo was some of the strongest I can remember. I could barely keep my eyes open
I'm starting to get that itch to start working on my yard and plant things. Then I checked last year records to see the last frost and realized we were at 35F in late June. That's 3 months away. Just shoot me...
Sap is going strong though so at least there's that. 0.8" of cement last night; made it easier to carry the sap sled
Posted this in the other thread but similar transition here, with the upslope overall heavier than the storm side. It looks like a prolonged series of squalls.
We've been getting a little dusting every night - not even worth posting about in February - but seems to have a little more oomph tonight. Let's see if it produces enough accumulation to make it worth the effort of logging in to the Ne snow site
Hey JSpin what is your average snowfall? I only have a few years worth of data so hard to infer a meaningful average, but since we track so close to each other I would think yours would be a good approximation for mine!