IrishRob17

I have 11.5" on the board, which has not been cleared, but I've shoveled more than that. The snow is more dense than this morning so the pack is really settling in under the weight of what's been falling this afternoon.

Latest discussion: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0064.html

Yeah, the snow earlier this morning was fluffier, what I was clearing this afternoon had some more weight to it.

Measured 9.5" about 15 mins ago, it's starting to blow a bit now too. Gonna be some nice drifting tomorrow afternoon.

It says the CT shoreline. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0058.html

Heavy snow and the temp is still dropping ever so slightly, 6° now

Have a great birthday!

I certainly didn't get .40 in liquid, it was a total of .4 inches of snow, total, period, end of story. That sucked cause I knew not that far away was rather different. I didn't even have to shovel. Today, I'll need to shovel with snow falling and 7 degrees out there.

If you want to see some interesting plowing videos check out Tug Hill Snow Chasers on Facebook.

And people talking about mixing at 3pm. Not up here.

Am I the only one that doesn't visit the board as much once we know it's coming? Once it starts I'll likely visit more often but just enjoying the moment and the weenies that come out of the woodwork just push me away.

That wasn’t a concern of mine with this type of system, unlike 2016 when I recorded a whopping .4

First guess is the zone valve, if you have multiple zones.

Down to 10, the hawk is out tonight.

I screenshoted that map to my son in Texas, as he is tracking for ice. Its been a while since we've seen anything like this.