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That was it! We used to go with a group of 30 guys, the guy who arranged the trip owns Dalene Flooring in CT. We were prepared for the cold so it didn't bother us however a couple sleds needed help to start on morning. A little use of the leatherman allowed us to "Borrow" the hair dryer in one of the bathrooms at a motel to warm their engines Cleaning staff shared their extension cord lol. I wish I could remember where, one night we stayed at this huge log cabin like hotel up in the middle of nowhere. I think it may have been in the Jonquiere area?

Light snow in Westfield starting to coat the non- paved surfaces. 29°

-44F Getting in late on a snowmobile trip up north of Quebec back around 2006 or so. I think we were northwest of Lake St.Jean. Three of us hung back to help someone with sled trouble and didn't get to the hotel til 8:30 at night. As soon as I took off my helmet and balaclava, my nose instantly froze shut! Crazy experience

Didn't mean to suggest CC is what is the problem here, or with models. I lived through enough 80s winters to realize this will happen at times

Thanks Will. I was also wondering if there's any sort of assumed temps used in the calculations vs. real time data ingestion. Kind of like the old line we used to hear from some when storms were on the horizon "when is the actual sampling happening" LOL

It looks so close but so far on the 6th also

Thanks. So... since I am still far from familiar with how the models adjust, calculate etc. my question is how much climo is really built into what they spit out (or up). I mean, I've seen it discussed before but never really thought about how a model could be assuming certain temps vs. just straight up data ingestion. I guess what I'm trying to ask is if these models have any sort of adaptive learning in order to deal with any sort of climate change or would wholesale reprogramming be required? Not even sure I'm wording this question correctly, a mind is a terrible thing.

It is remarkable. So is... at least for the most part, the lack of even fantasy storms on the GFS. I mean yeah, it has had some here and there, but they'd be gone the following run.

I was about to turn 8 and still remember it well. We already had quite a pack and a week off from school was awesome.

LOL I've always seen September as a summer month in SNE

Holden/Paxton is a great weenie area. Learned this years ago when dating someone from Paxton. Used to try and plan date night when a storm was moving in

Exactly. So far this season it's looking like it's that time of the decade... if you know what I mean

Mother nature

CTs system is a mess! And no edibles. Anyone who uses regularly shouldn't have to smoke it

On the nose... I mentioned that yesterday

Actually feels winterish this morning. Had 22 degrees at the house

Talk dirty to me

We all realize it will most likely materialize around about April 1st... and last most of the month

Sure is. My guys are working on a rooftop today and said the same thing

"Only" 31 mil... I'd take a 1 mil and be happy lol Shit, I'd take 100k

Euro... really doesn't look all that impressive looking, kind of like the GFS of a day or two ago. Remember only like five days ago the euro had us getting a Nemo redux yesterday

34 in Westfield, we had a half inch before changeover. Southwick did better and some snow survived the rain but not much is left

Missed it by a year lol. More like 11/12. If I subtract the October storm which i kind of did even when we got into that winter, I've already had more this season

Moderate snow in Westfield the last 10 minutes. Intensity is picking up quickly