RUNNAWAYICEBERG

10 minutes ago, kdxken said:

I would take another month of today's. Gorgeous out.

COC!

41 minutes ago, mreaves said:

I don't know if you pay much attention to the LPGA but have you seen what Nelly Korda has been doing?  5 wins in a row including the season's first major yesterday.

Yes I heard. I don’t watch per say but I’m tuned into the pga sirius xm frequently.
 

So many great players on both tours so I’m not sure why golf ratings are low. 

On 4/14/2024 at 8:32 PM, mreaves said:

I’m disappointed that Scheffler ran away with it. He played great but I was hoping someone would have stepped up and at least make it close. 

Yea. It was a low TV rating. Lacked the drama on the back nine. 

51 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I am itching to start a thread for strong thunderstorm potential later next week. Someone pinch me

Pinch this 

9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Nobody will ever know what happened to that boy. Used to be so gentle, so kind posting snowy pics from Bedford NH. 

Maybe a delivery gone wrong?

Yea next week looks good but I’ll be in the bahamas. Second half of month looks up in the air and on the cooler and stormier side. 

Rest of month doesn’t look so good. The past three days tricked us…

2 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

I believe that was it. Don’t remember anything of significance since that event. 
 

I’m up the hill between exit 15 and 16 off 84. East side of town. 

@The 4 SeasonsI think there may have been a 1-2” penny event post 2/17. Do you recall one on a saturday in late Feb away from the shoreline?

48 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

ty! i didnt see anything past 2/17 for you on SNE page, is 24.3 the final for you?

and whereabouts in southbury are you, its a large town

I believe that was it. Don’t remember anything of significance since that event. 
 

I’m up the hill between exit 15 and 16 off 84. East side of town. 

7 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

This is the third and final update to the season snowfall maps for Winter 2023-2024, as of April 10th 2024. If there's any additional accums ill update it.

I've been going back and creating new seasonal snowfall maps for the past 25 years for SNE so i changed the ranges from 10 to 20" ranges to feet so it's now 6"  to 12" to 24" and this will be the same for all the other maps. 

If anyone has any corrections or additional reports i will gladly add them, just let me know. Everything on here is pulled from the SNE snow page by Kevin, COOP, CoCoRahs, climo sites and NOAA NOHRSC.

Great work dude.

1 hour ago, Roger Smith said:

The Aug 22, 2044 (Aug 23 in UT) eclipse would be visible from Alberta and parts of BC, Yukon and Alaska towards sunset, and only lasts a minute or two. Evening cloud cover in late August is quite a high probability in the Rockies and I would think best chances could be further northwest (or near Lethbridge AB).

The Aug 12, 2045 eclipse crosses the US in a path similar to the 2017 event, a bit further south, northern Utah to south FL are in the path and it lasts a full six minutes. Skies are often clear in Utah in August especially in range of 0930-1130h local when this eclipse will happen there. 

From a distance, I would take my chances on the 2045 event although the 2044 event is very close to my location anyway. We will probably have teleportation by then anyway, right? 

I see why Dendy wants nothing to do with 2044 now. Thanks.

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

Not sure. I have a couple decades to figure it out.

I’ll have to check out % poss sunshine climo for August. C FL would be nice, but I wouldn’t want to chance seabreeze convection. 

It’s always a good idea to be proactive and plan ahead…like installs in early March. 

4 minutes ago, dendrite said:

2045. I want no part of the 2044 one. 

Interesting…where would you see it? 

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

I’ll do the 2045 one if I’m still alive

8/23/44 

1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

Are kids off from school in your area? Schools are open here. 

Not here but I am picking them up 130.

“You can’t have nice things” 

Love,

Earth

Just now, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Congrats to everyone going North for the full totality. I hope it is even more epic than you think it will be! 

I'll be helping chaperone the kids watching from my son's school in W MA.  Looks like about 95% totality here. 

I’m staying here as well. Pulling the kids from school to view it at our local park. They’ll enjoy it regardless of totality percentage. 

1 hour ago, kdxken said:

I can't wait. This temperature in the '40s has got to go. Have you hit 80 yet?

Indoors, in the wife’s office…

At least mon and tue look nice. 

8 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Next up is a SNE hurricane strike

You’ll get a 2ft snowstorm in BK before that happens. 

9 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

All city tunnels and bridges are getting inspected

Will you get heaps of overtime sitting in your cruiser as they inspect?

5 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

My cousin lives right next to where it happened in NJ and he said that his house was shaking along with stuff coming off his shelves and walls.

Crushed

Just now, SouthCoastMA said:

True..but should be some responsibility on those people not to believe everything they read or hear. I know i know, a lot to ask. 

Absolutely. No argument there.

1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

OK Alex Jones

Lol. The crazy stuff he is spitting on the airwaves related to the solar eclipse is just mind boggling and sad at the same time. So many people are being misled and duped into insane conspiracies but hey…free speech = $$$.

Yea, it rocked here some but my brother in Flemington NJ said it was big. Felt like a freight train traversed the warehouse.