Belchertown is really weird when it comes to power. Extreme southern end near Ludlow and Bay Rd area seems to lose power any time a squirrel farts while walking the lines. Prior to the past month we had lost power once due to a storm and once they turned it off to replace a pole that was struck in two years. And we have had some very intense thunderstorms and wind. The past month we have lost it 4-5 times. Not sure what is going on.
What a mess, intermittent power and internet this morning makes remote teaching fun. A couple folks on the town's FB mentioned a transformers blowing around town.
Might have to ask for one for Christmas. I love how he incorporates the terrain so "pods" stick out like at Pico or Sugarbush. One of my favorite maps was the early 2000s Stowe map, then they had to go name everything Upper/Middle/Lower (no disrespect PF, I get why) and cluttered it up. At least there is no "Starr Headwall."
Exactly, I don't even need to look at models. I won't be able to ski as much this year because we have a 1 year old and am in the home stretch of finishing up my doctorate, thus epic snows everywhere.
Right on the edge of 2-3" or 3-4".
17" on top of the 8-10" from the day before.
I remember just this tiny band on radar that wouldn't let up. Forgot to get an image of it because I did not think it would go to 2" per hour for several hours between midnight and 4am.
Mother of God it's beautiful. Love the "bumps" or texture on things like Quacky 1-4, Lift Line. Definitely put some heavy detail on the stuff out past Paradise. Same around "Cantalope".
Well correlations and associations = causation...right?
I'm really curious about if, and how, mediation/moderation, HLM, and other regression models are used in forecasting. Would help in explaining variance.
Great Pond is loaded with them, some monster four footers too. Should be prime jerkbait time up there for smallies and you'd definitely run into some pike.