gravitylover

Many people would benefit from more education...

That warm nose is starting to concern me. It's prone to change to sleet here earlier than further west and stay crystally as that IVT they mention in the discussion gets it's act together.

That road can have wild temp swings in just a few hundred feet depending on exposure.

Mornings like this really show microclimate details well. I see temps within 3 miles as low as -6 to as high as the 8° I have now. At one point right before sunrise the spread was 15°!

Already down to 11°.

If we don't get into a better growth zone soon this is gonna move out before I get to 4". It never stopped snowing but it hasn't accumulated more than a tenth or two in about 4 hours and now it's just slowly coating things.

" Heh, sorry boss, I took the wife to Key West for the long weekend. See ya Tuesday"

Slowed down but never stopped and keeps accumulating. Plow just went by so I'm gonna go push the mush out of the way.

So far it's an A-. If we end up over 40" for the year it'll be an A.

A bit over 2" now. Flakes are tiny but still coming down nicely and accumulating. It's a dense mat that's deceptively difficult to scrape and it's pretty heavy. Yay

Great

They did a terrible job yesterday. All I can figure is they're already understaffed and it's a holiday weekend so people had already put in for the time off making it worse.

2.5 hours of tiny flakes falling has me at 1" so far today.

We were out and about driving around so I wasn't home for the really heavy stuff. Finally got home around 6 and it was still just above 32 sone everything had compacted down to ~4". I wonder what it was... The roads were terrible during the inch an hour times, that was nice.

15-20 miles NE of me they got 1-2" north of Danbury. I hear neighbors using leaf blowers again to clean up.