Lava Rock

14 minutes ago, wxeyeNH said:

26.2F  Light snow grains.

I have not cleared the cars or snowblowed the 3.75" off the driveway.  If tomorrow is a 34F rainer with a quick change to snow at the end I would clean everything now.  If it's a 31F ZR event then snow on top as the low pulls away with a  deep freeze to flow at night then its best to wait till early Sat AM.   I'm so tempted to clean this powder snow now but I'll be sorry if I have an icy coating on everything if tomorrow is cold enough to stay below 32F.

Thoughts?? Don't usually ask backyard questions on the board but my stress level is pretty high with other stuff going on

I'm going to clear tonight and throw down a bunch of rock salt. If I don't snowblow and it ZR/IP all day tomorrow, it'll freeze hard like cement and I won't be able to clear it.

1 hour ago, dryslot said:

Wave 2 keeps ticking further NW ea model run, It can stop anytime now.

Ice baby, ice!

2.5"

This winter blows. Three weeks to the day without snow. Finally get a large sys, but turns into garbage; at least for my area and points south. 3-4" then zr/up, 40f next week. Pack it in.
Congrats PF and the northland.

The passengers on the plane go up-and-down, up-and-down, up-and-down...

38 minutes ago, dryslot said:

I love the County and all, but jeez, can we spread the snow around to southern areas a bit more.

19 minutes ago, dryslot said:

I will be in the Eustis/Rangeley area Saturday, Giddy up.

Right on the 6-8" line. Maybe our little elevation will help. Congrats to the County as they rack up some more white gold

Not real excited about nws's 2-7". Feel like we'll end on the lower side

Can't wait for the snow. Heading up to Bridgeton tomorrow. Skiing Sunday river Thursday and wildcat Friday 

Sure do, Right next to Ayottes Store, It’s gone now, Empty lot but some wild times there.  Lol

Make February Great Again

2 minutes ago, Dr. Dews said:

I like winter, especially this one. With all the bickering and whining, seems like most everyone else doesn't like winter. Not sure why people spend days weeks months looking forward to it, hyping it even,  just to cry about it for three months when it occurs

I don't even know where to begin

2 hours ago, Dr. Dews said:

40F and dry > 30F and dry, all day. More of this please...every winter

If you hate winter so much, why participate in these threads?

Skied Sunday River yesterday. Mob scene there. Sunny skies made it nice, but a lot of trails were boilerplate with large swaths of ice. Some recent snowmaking efforts got scraped off fast. None of the woods trails are even open. We need snow bad.

Just took a walk here at walk in pwm. Wicked nice out. Certainly not feeling like early Feb. Looks like a shit sandwich for thurs/fri. "Make It Snow Again" or bring on Spring.

So basically 2-3" on Thurs, changing to zr/rn Friday, ending as little snow Fri pm. Joke.

Holy crap.  I have not been on the boards or looking at models much lately but just did.  What an active pattern coming up starting late this week.  So many precipitation types and storms.  Winter is going to make a comeback throwing all kinds of stuff at us.

 

This is uncanny. We went from a wintry mid -late week and everyone excited to a mild , wire to wire rainer for SNE and much of CNE.  What happened to cause this drastic change? At this point it’s just become normal for this to happen 

Have fun riding this weekend. You won't be disappointed

23 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Maybe you should start a thread for it.

wtf, why'd you change your avatar

4 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

It's only 6-hour totals but they are quite hefty across New England for ice. that would be a pretty big disaster 

better than sun and 40s

2 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Doesn't OTS get followed by a cutter?  And so on...

maybe we can squeeze in a cutter before the 9th

26 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Start a storm thread?

another sun day storm to track10 days away. yipee. It'll go OTS no doubt

If temps run into the 40s to 50s we’re going to have a tough time getting snow out of that.
 
temps generally (but not always) need to be below freezing (32 degrees F) for snow.  

1 hour ago, Ginx snewx said:

 

she's hot