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Torch Tiger

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  1. Please don't be snowy, and keep temps AN. Thanks
  2. Of course, there were many largely one-storm or two stormy week winters.
  3. Referring to last winter. It legit cannot get much worse for SNE, even factoring in the rogue interior snow in Dec.
  4. The good news for winter weens is that it can't get much worse, especially SNE
  5. already hype analogs being tossed around. Lol
  6. It's snowing, winds are howling, branches coming down. Summer
  7. If I get home before daylight just might see some sleet tonight?
  8. one of my favorite nearly forgotten storms was March 05? Flash freeze and whiteout for a few hours behind a bombing low. There was only 3-6" in ene perhaps but it fell in ~3 hours. Mini dec 05
  9. Similar boat...before my back and hip injuries, as well as a 2nd operation on my right leg, I was hitting over 300 with a cheap steel taylor made. Hoping to play a little this year, though it's been around 10 years.
  10. my lawn looks great for mid-winter, barring dryness the courses should be in fine shape this early warm season
  11. I forgot how late it was, it seemed to be just before sunset in SE MA. I think what helped at the time was the sun was setting, not sure it would have snowed a few hours earlier.
  12. Iirc it snowed at 40-45F in Attleboro...like Will said, started as graupel and eventually cooled enough to flip
  13. Was the snow in the afternoon/evening? Pretty sure I recall the same.
  14. May 18th 2002 was pretty good. Had like 4" iirc sadly no older folks mentioned the desert dry of '65
  15. I don't remember specifics day to day for that winter, was only 17. I do remember skiing in VT up at Burke (toured Lyndon) and it was mediocre. Drove home to bare ground.
  16. 95-96 should be bittersweet to southern areas. It of course featured some incredible late season snows. It also features one of the most memorable meltdowns of all time. Locally interior SE MA, we had a staggering 30-35" pack that was obliterated in a short time. The most since 1978, when the snowpack was around 45" and drifts 10'.
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