gravitylover

What about some of us up here like HPN, DXR and SWF?

Yard measurements were all 4.5-5", shaded driveway was spot-on 4", and elevated surfaces were 4-4.5. Due to my completely unorthodox procedures I'd call it 4".

How many days was the less than 4" record?

Expected 2", got 4". Driveway shovel pile shaping has begun.

4" here

When I drove through on 17/84 around 10pm the heaviest snow between Monticello and The River was from a bit east of Middletown to about 3 miles from the bridge. That probably put down your first inch or more in a big hurry.

Other than the notorious torch spots I like to see full cover of at least 1". When more than just the torch spots start opening up that's it for me.

Sorry. No intelligence here. @Hitman ok, warm south of 84. Good?

I kinda like really warm Christmas's. Everything is closed and there's nothing to do so I've gotten used to going for a nice quiet mt bike ride.

While it certainly hasn't been wet, the soil moisture is good down to 20" or more. The rain I did get came at the right time and did a really good job of working it's way down. Now the trick is going to be ramping up the rain amounts before it dries out again. Nice morning out there, 27/26 with no wind and a fresh couple of tenths coating whitening things up.

It flaked here most of the afternoon yesterday and picked up right around sunset. Everything is nicely coated now and it seems to have stopped. 27/26/0 I need to drive out to Monticello this morning, what's 17 looking like?

8* with a spotty crusty coating. The only place it isn't spotty is our front steps, they'll probably be icy for weeks now.

8°

I can attest to how sharp the line is from 1"+ to .2. I got about .2 and 1 mile west actually needed to be plowed.

Ehh, my half inch was optimistic. lol Coupla tenths at best. The rain softened it right up so it should melt off the warm ground pretty quickly right? I don't feel like pushing the shovel so I'm going with it.