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4 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Sorry FR...I always thought the 83 storm was PD1.  

 

I was only 10 in 79...and being that it missed up in SNE, that’s why I don’t remember it.  

You don't have wills photographic memory.

41 minutes ago, weathafella said:

Xmas eve 2014 like.

I remember sweating at the family gathering 

5 minutes ago, alex said:

In the meantime, really surprised by how well it's snowing today. Feels like mid winter for sure. It's going to make it that much more painful when Friday comes!

Wow, didn't realize you had that much up there, that's one of our vacation spots along with Powderfreaks area.

12 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

About .3" or so and everything white including street. Not bad. Still snowing.

Same here. Nice surprise didnt see it on the models.

Squalling here right now, grounds covered

1 hour ago, alex said:

Snow has gotten pretty heavy, almost squally

Looks like good squalls down the spine tonight.

59 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

They're great and everything but they clearly missed the boat on December, but then again most have. 

I believe Iso had December as the coldest relative to normal this season and they both had it colder than normal.

At this point most of us are colder than normal.

1 hour ago, SnoSki14 said:

All these posts will be interesting to look at 3 months from now.

Either this period will be remembered as the panic before prosperity or a cruel foreshadowing into the winter that never was. 

Hypothetically if this winter did end up like 97/98 then it would be the biggest forecast bust on record...unless you're a prophet like raindancewx.

Theres panic every year. There was panic before the 2015 blitz.

32 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

If what your saying is correct and the tank and leaching field are on the other side of lawn, this may be an underground drywell of some sort for roof runoff.

Possibly grey water.

14 minutes ago, Randy4Confluence said:

Spring 6 weeks away?? WTF? 

I guess the groundhog sees his shadow, lol

3 hours ago, Hoth said:

Sad but true.

But what a dynasty, 5 super bowls

14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Well a lot of SNE is in your shoes. Just imagine James in a silk robe running with you. 

Now they're closed

17 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

We go with a rgem/euro combo. N of 84 get brushable while N of pike get plowable. 

Sounds reasonable, lets see what the euro has coming up.

anyone buying this?

Sneaky cold this morning, I was at 15, forecast called for 21.

6 hours ago, ROOSTA said:

First day of Winter, it was my fathers birthday (would have been 94yrs young) very appropriate!
Yesterday I was discharged for the 6th time this year from the hospital. The little trip "home" caused clots to form, swelling of my lower limbs with discoloration and a little heart murmur, a killer cold contracted by one of my g-nephews or nieces. Throw in anything else one can think of... yet it was time to visit.
Thinking now my days are numbered (family visit, a forum gtg) for the holidays would have made this a special year.

The famdamily...LOL

The best brother and sisters one could ever wish for.

All our days are numbered. We just all have different numbers.

38 minutes ago, #NoPoles said:

Highly recommend everyone watch the series: The Last Alaskans on Animal Planet. Tonight is the beginning of season 4. I think you can netflix or on demand the first three seasons. 

 

I've seen them praying for snow and they're near the north pole.

10 hours ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

We had an indoor cat years ago that escaped in late Feb and never came back... or so we thought.

We were getting the lawnmower out of the shed in mid to late April and we hear a meow from what sounds like under the shed.

We couldn’t believe it... the cat was under the shed, and we lured her out with canned food. Appeared to be in fine health too. Survived nearly two months in hostile temps and weather.

We had an indoor cat that got out, 3 months later we figured a coyote got him or he died of starvation, one night he showed up on the deck, skinny as hell, fur matted and dirty, we had him for 10 more years before he died if old age.

22 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

We are pretty much following the 02 03 pattern . 

I'll take it.

Down to 19 and still dropping. Chilly morning agead.

Nice looking rooster

Good coating on the ground tonight with the frontal passage. Looks like winter.

43 minutes ago, NorEastermass128 said:

VT and coastal ME are my retirement locale preferences. 

35 year plan. 

Mine too. We almost moved there 5 years ago but things didn't work out, my sister is in Cape neddick and she gets much more snow than I do in southern worc county.

47 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Yep, being raised on the RI shore we caught and fed ourselves on everything ocean. I miss RI seafood so much. Nothing fresher than seafood from ocean to plate in 2 hrs.

Ever eat at the Lodge in Charlestown? seafood galore

29 minutes ago, redbanknjandbigbasslakepa said:

funny DT story, I think it's late 2000, maybe the millennial storm. debates were getting heated on model runs, southern snows etc. DT doesn't know me from Adam but we are bantering. The phone rings at my office at Merrill Lynch, Mike it's Dave Tolleris I just don't see this thing hitting the northeast...blah blah. I couldn't believe the guy somehow tracked me down and called me lol

 

Did it hit the northeast?