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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° 

5 hours ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Snowfall totals from yesterdays storm. You can find all events from the 25-26 season here, this is the first one i've done for tri-state.

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.

R**n ahh well, that was fun. Wonder if it rains enough to wash the crud out of the driveway?

31/30 It has that about to change to rain feel.

30/30/NE2 I've got about a half inch of dense, loud snow, accumulation. WTF is loud snow! The whole time it's been varying small to large flakes but always mixed with sleet. Not quite prime Jebwalk conditions.

Half inch of dense frozen white stuff with layers of snowflakes! Yay. Well, better than white rain I guess *shrug*

A headlined potential with ensuing discussion is being frowned upon? Someone needs to get over themselves... @wdragI appreciate your efforts every time I guess it doesn't matter for some but there's that one time that you step around the north side of a building, or what have you, and that unexpected patch of slipperiness bites you in the ass and you go down. Sidewalks are hard 

I love the sights and sounds of the first snow of the season. I like when it softens and smooths the forest floor and opens up the sightlines through the trees. I also like that I work for myself and can hang out in the yard and listen to the neighborhood get quiet, with the occasional sounds of people that don't have that opportunity sliding into each other because: summer tires  This time I might even be able to do a daytime Jebwalk and watch the show.

25 minutes ago, steve392 said:

What an awful day.  The 2 breaks I had in classroom training and it was just damp and raw.  Misty on drive home.  

Better than if it was 34°

I was thinking similarly. Considering the warmer background state it seems that as the early cold degrades winter may struggle to stay.

I pretty much run my business from two spots on the couch or the dining room table if I need to spread out papers. I go visit customers when I feel like wearing real shoes or I need a break from the wife  

I'm right at the tail end of the spit of snow moving through. It's kind of like visible virga. There are micro flakes floating around, it almost looks like gnats. lol

It was basically just one squally period that left .2. At one point it was coming down hard enough to coat the edge of low traffic streets. 

I wasn't home when it stopped snowing but it was sticking to everything, even the edges of the local streets. When I got home there was easily a quarter inch accumulated on everything but the streets. 

31° with a stiff NW breeze and snow varying from random flakes to moderate squalls. There are nice coatings where the wind deposits enough flakes.

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41 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Such a beautiful part of the country. Saranac Lake and surrounding areas are a great vacation spot. It would be fun to take one of these small airlines up there. 

 

 

I'll be in Saranac on Tuesday or Wednesday next week. 

2.9  I was at the edge of that N/S stripe of his 2s and low 3s. It was higher just east of me as we got a backfeed of wetness that just kept going for hours after the main body moved out. 

Crazy that I'm double you guys, 2.9 here.

The last round of rain brought me to 2.9. It's still drizzling.

.17 with the occasional gust around 20. It's finally raining harder and the wind is up. It's a nice afternoon to go for a Jebwalk but the flying branches are sketchy.