gravitylover

Lol. Everywhere but paved really, makes for nice distinct lines like landscaping. It looks great right now as the sun is coming up over the ridge

I got .2 on some surfaces.

Down to 38° and the radar is showing frozen precip just a few miles away.

Unnecessary panic because we're discussing a backside inch or two? And yes, by definition it would be considered a snow storm. I can think of several accumulating snows after warm spring days, 4/1/97 comes to mind when it was a beautiful spring day and 6 hours later I had 17" on the ground. This obviously isn't like that but it will be a dramatic turn and it will be cool to watch happen. 1988? Back to the sandbox with the shiny toys for you >>

1" here. That was some crazy intense fog around 6am before the wind kicked up.

73 here

I had one strip from a drift left at sunset. Other than that no natural left, just shovel piles.

Yeah some.drifts and shaded areas but it's gone enough that it just blends in now. I still have mailbox high driveway piles, some of those will hang out for a while because I purposefully shovel them to be as dense as possible inside the hedges. The other side was as high but melted off today. Gonna go fire up the grill

And... poof. Snow's all gone. I'm good with spring now.

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And BAM

This fog is crazy. The houses across the street are just ghostly shapes. Front yard is 20% torched off where it had blown clean in that first big storm in January. Otherwise, I still have full coverage about 4" thick.

Still had 100% cover about 4" when it got dark, we'll see what's left when this fog is done with it tonight.

It hit 32 and the fog blossomed. More yuck.

Nice and picturesque? More like miserable and dreary with a cool snowy blast. 3 hours now of 30° drizzle kinda sux. 2 blockbuster storms, plenty of "real" cold and snowcover for almost 3 months made it a pretty damned good winter. I'm done with it