IrishRob17
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No worries, I already disqualified myself. I might as well join the Slant Stick Crew
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And...it's snowing again now that I measured LOL
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.7 with a LE .06
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It’s been a while, I think, since we’ve had a powdery snow like this. I was completely blinded a couple times by on coming vehicles, I forgot what that was like LOL
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We flurry
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Close but no cigar.
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Interesting. Lets throw another into the mix:
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They are running just a touch about average. Measured .2 on the board this morning
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The urge to do a yard cleanup becomes stronger each day. Absurd.
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Ice, yay…
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Back in the days of yore we would get a “thaw” for maybe a few days but nothing this warm for weeks on end.
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A little squally line of showers moving through, overperformed a bit here but that's not saying much.
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The sarcasm in his post was rich
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Noted…again
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I see some grass greening up…
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Time to hoist the STFu flag again for me. After an OK December I hadn't really paid attention but I believe my seasonal total is at 10.2" (I can confirm at home). 12.1" from '15-'16 is my record low snowfall. This season has a fighting chance to set the new record IMO.
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After a long hard winter you hafta love these April mornings with birds chirping and the smells of spring in the air...
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A nice early May high of 67 today...65 currently.
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20 days here as of yesterday, 21 now as its already 56 at 10:37am... I was down in Texas over the weekend and it was warmer here on Friday at least, and close another day or two.
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Hit 50, sitting at 49 currently.
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Just realized I had no lows in the teens either, low for the month was 20.
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Good morning. I have not had the opportunity to experience a horse drawn sleigh ride. I do know though that back in those days many towns had snow rollers that packed the snow down. Here’s a link that gives you more details: https://mwvvibe.com/white-mountain-snow-rollers/ I also recall learning during a visit to the Vermont Covered Bridge Museum in Bennington that during this period they would shovel snow into covered bridges. This served two purposes, it made for a better sleigh ride but more importantly it protect3d the floor boards of the bridge from ruts and damage done by the runners.
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I tried it once and quickly realized it wasn’t for me. I’m trying to remember how I got back into safari. I think I had to not use my shortcut but open safari and search the board out and sign into it again. Up to 23 here now.
