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  • Birthday 01/03/1973

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KBDL
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    Winsted, CT 989'
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    Weather and Aerospace Engineering

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  1. historically, our best timeframe for hecs, or just coastal storms in general, has been the last couple weeks of January into the first couple weeks of February...and then again around the ides of March...if we can squeeze out some bonus snows before and after that period and hope for a nice bomb in between, we can maybe reach climo avg for the first time in years in SNE...and elsewhere for that matter... here's to wishcasting for the new year! also, another year without a storm on my birthday tomorrow so I digress.
  2. bottomed out at 5.7 with a nice fresh snow, little dusting overnight was unexpected but take anything at this point, and agreed, we need a monster if only to get spirits up, and get closer to climo, which a lot haven't seen in a long time
  3. yessir, honestly haven't stayed up past midnight on New Year's or any other day in quite awhile now
  4. was shocked to wake up to 3+" otg was only expecting flurries after that initial burst. so, does it count as a Dec snow or Jan? because I was out before midnight, no idea when it went through
  5. going back in all the data I collected and plotted season totals, you can definitely see a cyclical pattern to the goods, we had a good stretch that peaked in 36, another that peaked in 56, again in 96, there are a couple stragglers in or outliers, put a definite trendline emerges... that said I believe we've bottomed out and will turn the corner eventually and get back to the goods, law of averages given a long enough time line
  6. would not be surprised to see a quick 2/3" in that I got a little over an inch and it was nowhere near that
  7. nice whitener after the melt today, only lost about half of what fell the other day if that tho, so bonus!
  8. nice unexpected quick inch of snow with fropa, blowing and temp dropping, tomorrow gonna be deep winter
  9. Winchester center reading 37, but my station has been at 30 all morning, either I need a new station or cold has locked in this little area, win center is up above 1100' if I'm not mistaken, I'll tell you what, it's a sheet of ice everywhere from deck to driveway, nearly bought it letting out the chickens
  10. every year they're out there throwing sparks at nothing, but the other night didn't see a plow until well after midnight, they're out now slipping and sliding up the hill trying to treat it, waste time and resources early and if we have a rough winter cry about budget in February they're out of sand and salt etc...btw, still 30 and pretty steady ZR here now, my station needs new batteries so closest one will have to due
  11. deck is a sheet of ice here, hoping temps rise overnight, we have work and places to go, this is the one thing I don't like about winter weather...ZR!
  12. thanks this is awesome, I had looked for it for a while but lost the bookmark
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