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Feb '13 I had 8" of it before the main event, on the way to 32".

oh yeah let's go

Jesus boys, save some of that excitement for your ol' ladies (or ol' man).

Good analysis here from Homenuk

That CCB can stay right where it's at

which part? How Sherbrooke CAN gets less than coastal SC, or the part about how we'll need PT from all the show we'll never shovel?

I remember there used to be a Pattern thread and a separate Model thread for each month in winter. That helped keep all the noise that comes with every model run out of the insightful Pattern thread. More "work" for the mods but was nice for the reader.

I'm with you there. Unfortunately I've got dead and brown with frozen ground, patches and piles, and 34F . 10 miles away is another world.

Yes. Same here - super efficient house. We looked into heat pumps for the cooling, not heating. Decided against it since it didn't make sense for the price. But my summer climo is very different than yours. I've got that ocean breeze, for better or worse. Window unit AC's only 3-5 nights a summer, if that. All this talk is making me want Kev to fire up the Lawn thread.

Locked in my propane price in the summer, like I do every year, for <$2.50 a gallon. I pay $1400 in heating/hot water costs. Don't let Queef Carson hear you say that. He'll start a twitter thread mansplaining why you're wrong.

Got some yard ponding going on, "pack" is begging for mercy, nowhere to be seen.

Looks like 10 will do it here. As in 10 snowflakes I saw mix in with the driving rain.

At least you'll have enough to Snowblow? Gotta look for the silver linings, sad as they may be.

The kick in the pants for this event is that I'll have to get up at 4AM to measure the 0.2" that falls as snow before it washes away. old man yells at clouds.gif

This is now the therapy thread for deprived weenies.

Hurts so bad. You're locale being in single digits halfway through Jan is criminal

Walnut, MS checking in with 9". That's bigger than any event I've had this season and is more than half my season-to-date total. Fahk an A

So far so good! This morning they were hesitant to come down into the run, though. Understandably as it was -5°F. Yesterday morning as rough too with the wind. Gave them some warm Oatmeal as a treat, they were stoked. I do want to inspect their combs for any frostbite today, just to be sure. I did get snow blowing through the ridge vent during last Friday's storm, right into their coop. Cleaned out the snos after and they were fine. If we get another windy event I'll make sure modification to keep the snow out during the storm at least.

Fire up a thread!

ah, ok, looked similar to hazardville, have some family over there.

Is it that High by St. John's that's pushing this thing up the Hudson? What changes would we want to see to that High position for more easterly solutions?

Decks poppin, down to 0.0

that bottom inch or two leftover from december is literally bulletproof.