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man, East WV and adjacent VA are having themselves a winter, got a couple friends just west of Winchester VA, and it's been constant crushing there he said.

I know it's only mid Jan, but I can't deal with another under 40" winter, only once in the last few years have I eclipsed 40" here, after the first two winters since moving to Winsted were 90"+, there's only been a couple seasons that were anywhere close to the average here. been big cold tho at times.

it must have ripped while I was inside with my son at pitching clinic, because everything is coated good when we left and black ice everywhere, with a bad ABS mod, no AWD or 4wd, empty bed, I'm swinging all over the road, fun ride home.

oof! I was a 2 stretch 3, when I got older, so basically a shooting guard and in college my center was 7'2" so I averaged like 15 dimes a night, that was fun, we barely had enough to field a squad but was fun...

I been balling my whole life too, now I coach, both my sons teams, if it ain't half court I'm winded after a couple of up and downs, hard to find an over 50 league around here where I'm not being ankle broke by someone who was me 30 years ago, HA!. went down to harbor freight this morning and slipping and sliding until Torrington

Agree, I'm not a big seafood fan anyway, also pineapple is a no go either for me...I grew up in a ginny home, with everything homemade, didn't have ordered pizza until I was like 8, and never had mozzarella cheese on one until I was old enough to buy it myself. the best was my nonnis pizza with fresh basil, tomato and fresh pecorino...also fresh pasta, man that woman could cook...pack is dwindling away, hopefully second half of the month brings goods...

Meanwhile in weather, it's raining out washing the crap off everything...

lot of members just outside the BM, if we can trend those NW we can all have some fun

was thinking same, if barkhamsted got 48", which I question as well, Great Barrington isn't that far away to have 14" more, 5+ feet of snow depth?

i was in Waterbury that winter so 32" was the most I've ever seen in one snowfall

need one of these to ease the mind... that's my truck in there and my car in the background completely covered in 2013, that was such a crushing storm...

yeah I think I still have the forecast from ALY for 2015 showing 24-30" for my area, had like 10 hours of sand...

50s and even 60s was discussed within the last two weeks as soon as the warm up showed on long range... similar to how those get excited for a KU 380hr out and within a week are toaster bathin when it doesn't come to fruition.

this was one of many storms that cashed in that area while WOR got skunked with a couple/few inches.

2 hour delay here in Winsted, had to drive my kid into school in Torrington, damn near fell down the deck stairs but roads are fine, sitting at 30.1 with drizzle zr

we got this a week after I got my old bravada, AWD, and we went out pub crawling in it, snowing so hard at on point I had to use the glow of the street lights to navigate, we got 23" I believe in Waterbury on that one, fun times

I picked up the fluffiest inch of snow from the earlier burst around 4, I could still see the deck through it, crazy stacking dendies, nothing falling now despite radar overhead...

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.

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

yessir, honestly haven't stayed up past midnight on New Year's or any other day in quite awhile now

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

we coat

I'm at 14", looks about right for here too

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

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