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Hell mind as well go Siesta Key or Anna Maria island. At least you get full blown Gulf access with white quartz sand

I’ve been seeing those atmospheric rivers plow the west all winter it’s crazy how much snow they got at mammoth mountain. Record is 67 and they are in the mid 50s in feet about now right? I hope the spring out that way is gradual so all that don’t melt quickly and cause more flooding issues

I remember shoveling/snow blowing multiple times due to the wind blowing it back. Me and my brother also had to go out the morning after and our family car was fully covered in a drift and the truck more then half way. The persistent cold was impressive and also trying to do the boiling water trick was fun to do. Thing is it will happen again at some point in the future and we all will be here tracking it

L for Livingston county lol. I hope for just average rain but a little dryness could help with the skeeters later in the spring

As of 6am EST if you look at the radar it this system has precip from Hudson Bay all the way down to Brownsville TX

Damn those are good pics sir. Ahh that’s right I forgot about that one. I was sleeping thru that one. Pretty cool how we can torch and on the flip side get neat experiences like that. Edit: If I remember correctly didn’t the weeks following flip pretty hard?

Your snow pack pics are going to be very impressive

Definitely palm tree weather when I go to Clearwater in a couple months

We need a Oklahoma hooker or a Cajun bayou bomb that shoots to the NE so it can pull all that juicy Gulf moisture

Now you need a last week of April to early may snowfall pic. It’s like filing out a state quarter board check it off the list

And we will all forget about it until once we torch next month. But insane nonetheless snow followed by melt. Still room for #2 perhaps?

In a plot twist watch this thing go further south as the trend has been this winter and we somehow get some more concrete style wet snow

That is true. I know our rivers and creeks over here and still running high and it’s not heavy rain season yet. I also don’t want the rouge in canton to flood again that was a mess in end of itself lol

Knowing our luck we will get sleet first week of may. I’ll take winter thru March but after that bring in the warmth

It would not surprise me to see this on the upper Mississippi River basis and all the local rivers that feed into it. The snowpack is there and still a month or more of snow. If we end up having a wet stormy spring it definitely concerns me for major flooding. Ground is getting more saturated by the day. Back in 2019 I went to Winfield MO to volunteer and sandbag because I have family not far from there. Crazy how powerful that river is and seeing the water lines in Alton IL of the 93 flood and seeing the 2019 one only a couple feet away was chilling. I hope for a gradual warm up into spring

Can see the next band about to rotate thru here soon

A nice snow band moving thru downriver now

Sir Trainee reports as ordered (snaps too) looks like a nice wrapped up storm for sure. It’s great to be in an active stretch

I upgrade this winter from a 82.5% to 86% I’m very pleased thus far. And the warm spells make it easier to work outside so all in all a good winter and still trending up for my final grade in about a month

As I always say the sun has to shine of the dogs ass at some point

Exactly. Some of my favorite types of storms are training events when they just keep redeveloping right over you

Our squall line will happen sooner or later. One day we all will be waking up over SE mich with a derecho on our doorsteps as ALEK has alluded

Pines look beautiful. Got lighter in rates but working outside I’m okay with that. I got 4.2” with some compacting going on here on the SW side of riverview

Random question. Is it a good idea to do the skywarn class to become a spotter/observer?

Good amount of snow on these lines now starting to cause some tension