Lava Rock

Looks like the worst is behind us. Some warmer times ahead for sure. Weekend looks good. 

39.7f. stupid.

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18 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Yeah, 45F here with clouds and a few sprinkles.   Fugly. 

42.4f. dropping now. I may light the stove

3 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Killington got crushed. 

They had the best combo of QPF/lift and elevation.  

do they even have any leaf out yet?

Sunday River getting it good

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Got down to 34.5f, now 36. No flakes here. Can this please be the last of this craptastic wx

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I would drive there a ton in snow or 2200’ on top of route two
that hill at The park in Savoy goes to 2400’ . Different world there!

35 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Euro is a furnace next week!

Get em in this week folks. 

gawd i hope so. I'm at my witts end with this shat wx

Just now, WinterWolf said:

Lol ya that'd be a good spot.  But he'd have to do some hiking...Auto Road still closed I would imagine...

Tuck ski season extended

It is literally pelting sleet with flakes.

Hike up pleasant mountain. Still stick season on top. Looks and feels like Fall, except for the bugs

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Hummingbirds are back. Wife frantically making some food. I'm surprised they're back already given the cold

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Was going to get my third mow in today, but there's a hive of honey bees that decided to take up residence in one of my bushes and it's a bit hairy out there atm. Must be 30-40k of them bearded on it. That said, a gorgeous day. Maples are fully leafed out, bursts of color all over the place.

Still thin in spots, but coming around

40.2f. rn. another awesome day

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It’s amazing but I just have no interest or excitement about those snowfalls in Mayorch. In the winter I’d be be so upset we didn’t get that. But I’m so into warm and summer mode , no interest and no thanks. 

1 hour ago, dryslot said:

Yup, Front wheel drive, And great in the snow,  I had a 1968 Toranado, Same as one as below, 454/385 hp, I use to love the speedometer in those as they were a cylinder, That was a real good cruising car that use to go like a MOFO, I remember hitting 120 mph on the ME Tpke with that car and it felt like you were going 50 mph.............lol

Sweet ride

1 hour ago, tamarack said:

As one of my forestry professors used to say, "There's no such thing as inclement weather, just improper clothing."
 

I like to crank Taylor Swift loudly in the car and if I open the windows the roar of the highway make it harder to hear the music 

Turn the heater all the way cold, fan on defrost.  That setting runs (slightly) the AC compressor in most cars, should be sufficient for the current wx.  We rarely use the car's AC except on the hottest days or for a couple minutes to cool a hot interior.

I've always wondered is the AC on when defrost button pushed, but not actually turning on the A/C button?

8 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Does anyone know if any sites provide snow total maps for the continental United States for any event or based on day?

For example, say like I wanted to see February 7, 2019. 

Check here

https://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa/

35.6F. Pretty chilly for the hilltop. Still looks like stick season.

Nice dude. That is actually quite a bit ahead of mine. Those must have hatched earlier. When you say tons.. are they all over everything . Or do you just see one here and there? For mass damage you need them swarming all over everything. Mine started moving today off the nests. But I don’t think there’s enough here this year. The fungus did a number on them last June. We pray though. 

59 minutes ago, dendrite said:

With all that said...it's a beautiful morning. Low of 40F and not a cloud to be seen.

Wicked nice out. Lawn mowers in the background, blue skies. Great day to be in the cube

I put down fert/crabgrass prevention 2.5 wks ago. Soils temps were near 50F (only couple days though), couple forsynthia were blooming (slowly), but then it got cold. Now I see forsynthia going wild as of last couple days. Wondering if I executed too early. Too late now, but thought I'd ask.

57 minutes ago, Angus said:

So, are you saying at this point in time, I should reconsider my planned Saturday hike into Tuckerman Ravine on Mt. Washington for some skiing. I've been eyeing doing this for almost every weekend for last month hoping to ski back to Pinkham Notch and avoid the slog out and the weather has been too snowy, cold, icey, rainy, foggy, et cetera. Very frustrating!

thinking of hiking up with my wife and watching the skiiers come down. been wanting to do this for several years  now, but somehow life gets in the way