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1 hour ago, WinterWolf said:

Ya 92-93 got going nice..that was a good one too. 

92-93, 93-94 and 95-96 were all good, I was in western Mass at that time and I remember trudging through waist deep snow to look at houses.

15 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Still 41F at mi casa

Im still at 43 and holding pretty steady, had a decent amount of ice on the ponds but today and tomorrow is gonna put a dent in that.

1 hour ago, Lava Rock said:

not true. I'm 52 and have been 153+/- 3-5lbs since college.

I weighed 170 in my 40s and until my 50s, now at 200, trying hard to get back down to 170. It came for me.

6 minutes ago, OceanStWx said:

I mean it may be a sad look to a once promising pattern, but we do this same song and dance every season. We've "wasted" December, when a place like ORH only averages about 10" through this date and has 7.5" on the season. The season could still end up just fine.

Thats because we want it to snow right after Thanksgiving and keep building pack right up to April 1st. I do remember one year where we had a pack almost the whole winter with several good storms, I don't remember if it was the 90s or early 2000s.

37 minutes ago, ice1972 said:

Ya - despite having that event in December 2020 the season total in Hartford that season ended up at 30"....well below the 50" or so average......Hartford hasn't had a normal total since 2018-19.....and here we are about to lose December and the first half of January.....so theres only 6 weeks to get it done......pathetic the last half decade - so even in the CTRV that all youse like to remind me I live in it has been pathetic.......time to get shit going again

I wouldn't punt until mid-January just yet.

32 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

yeah the issue is that it sucks 

Any model can find a nut now and then.

9 hours ago, tamarack said:

We only have a tree when the grandkids are here for Christmas, every 2nd year, and it's set up on the front porch - with 11 people in a small house there's no place to put it unless we yanked the Jotul out from its corner.   
Always get a tree from our woodlot, though last year it was the top from one of the many trees blown from the lot and onto the powerlines on 12/18.  Genny ran for 101 hours, longest outage for me since Jan 1953 (6 days, NNJ ice storm).

WE have a big house but when we host my wife gets a 3 foot tree because she's not into decorating a big tree and having the cats knock all the balls off and break them. One of our cats used to climb up the tree and take a nap.

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

When he sells his snowmobile for a wave runner he may start to think about things. 

He'll rent a cabin in northern Quebec.

I would be happy if we can get one 20-24 incher in January or even February, miss those big storms, it's like a two day holiday. Multiple small ones are ok too but not the same.

16 minutes ago, tamarack said:

We had 5 storms worth 45.0" in 10 days, 2/7-16/2017.  Our Lab mix thru Maine Lab Rescue arrived (from TX) on the 4th - quite the shock for her!

Bath co-op recorded 16" from the freak band in mid-December 2020.

My labs loved the snow, used run head on into the drifts and had to hop out.

59 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

I LOVE seeing someone else who gets Christmas trees that are NOT sheared. Every year both myself and my mom cut down trees that are left in their natural untouched state. I love the old-fashioned look to an unsheared tree, and decorate it to look vintage as well.

 

You put candles on the trees too for that authentic colonial look?

2 hours ago, dryslot said:

That was a good price.

That's a real good price. One for you, one for him?

53 minutes ago, ariof said:

Gotta love the toaster bath at the end of the GFS op. Grinch comes a couple of days late this year.

It was a deep freeze the last few runs and those were wrong, these might be wrong too.

1 minute ago, moneypitmike said:

The picture was Pit1 in Shelburne.  Pit1 is now in westborough (though my wife wants to move to the Cape).

Pit2 is up in Bath, ME.  I'm up there every chance I get, and I can't wait to retire/semi-retire and get up there full time.

So you going for a Pit 3 or selling one?

1 hour ago, moneypitmike said:

8 years in GC had a different vibe.  Only sorry looking piles of snow here at Pit2.

 

 

Where's Pit 1 and where's Pit 2, this house looks like Pit1 but not sure how you're designating each house.

1 hour ago, wxeyeNH said:

10F  Meh.   Anyone old enough to remember the winters of yore?   I had about 15 nights below zero up here.  I think Concord NH had around ten.  Growing up in the 1960s and 1970s  it was fairly common to have -20F and -30F nights in NNE with good radiational cooling.

In 94 I had 7 nights below zero with back-to-back -20 nights. Ice on the ponds were thick that year for ice fishing.

16 now, will be lower than this morning, ponds have solid ice. Now just need some snow.

Gonna be a cold one tonight. already down to 22 degrees.

2 hours ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Where is everyone?  Garth and I seem to be the only ones here 

Beat me to it, today would have been good for me but I know this time of the year is hard for everyone.

9 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Yup

Thatsalotta wood

15 this morning, so far my low for this season.

16 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Nice little airmass. Barely over 32° today and a cold night on tap. Now at 22.7° and dropping. Could be the coldest night of the season so far. Pretty nice with all the holiday lights up. 

Edit: 22.0° seven minutes later

Im down to 22 also, every time I look its dropped another degree or two.

Hey you Mainers, don't you eat that yellow snow, or brown snow.

Brown snow falls over Maine town; officials warn against touching, eating it

21 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Onto baseball talk already. This winter is starting off great. 

I thought I clicked on the Red Sox thread.

11 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I said "FA wise"

Sorry missed the FA but give them couple weeks things are in the works.