gravitylover
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A half inch jackpot is something to cheer about now? Shit...
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Yeah but the effects have been similar enough to make this winter suck nearly as much.
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I didn't bother measuring but it looked like a soggy half inch. Nothing on radar here either.
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It looks like a late March/early April kind of snow accumulation, wet, spotty and melting rapidly. Yuck. April in January kinda sux.
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It's been flurrying here since about 9pm and it's still snowing now. It was at or above 32 until a few hours ago so everything is coated but nothing significant. edit: I forgot to add that it's been stuck at 30° for a few hours so that insignificant coating is pretty crunchy.
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Yup 700 here too but the roads were slushy in Brewster at ~400' around 7:30. I84 was wet from Waterbury to the west side of Danbury when it got grainy.
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34/34/ESE2/RN+ I've had some pellets mixed in but only a few times.
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705 - Borderline. I'll be in Cheshire CT for most of the day though so I'll have to watch it through the security cams.
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I'm a few miles south of 84 and I'm expecting a half inch of white rain! I figure if I keep my expectations low I can't be too disappointed
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I think that NW CT jackpot is a little too enthusiastic.
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Snow or nothing! Everything is so soggy...
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Hardcore back-loaded winter? Maybe, but I'm not feeling it right now. It seems to me that you'd need some real cold somewhere to be able to generate enough to do us any good down here and there isn't much to draw from and build on.
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I've been saying pretty much the same thing about the PNW for decades. Constant rainforest type wetness is miserable but we get more rainfall annually than they do particularly here in the reservoir zone 45 miles from the Sound. For the last 7 months it's been equally as soggy plus we've had the torrential rains that they rarely get adding another ~25" of total precip making it doubly unpleasant. We also use an inordinate amount of road salt which ruins our cars...
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I haven't looked it up but I have a feeling that the 70+ inches of rain I've had since June is wetter than the average annual anywhere in Ireland.
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It's been 6 straight months of shit weather.
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I dunno about crushed but it was the only storm that gave me more than 6" last year, I think I got 9". blah
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Temp popped above 32 and the fog formed. At 33 now and the vis is dropping fast. I hate when I can see the melted snow hanging in the air...
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It flaked lightly for a while here too.
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Yeah really, no rain until May please.
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Here too. At least I've had mixed frozen pellets but at 38-40° it might as well be just rain.
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Quite the range of temps here this morning. It's 15 up here and as low as 6 at a low spot a few miles away. Average looks to be about 12 with KDXR 12 miles away at 9°.
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Back into the 1700s there are pretty detailed notes available from many E Coast cities and many agricultural areas too. Someone will post something and I end up going down a two hour rabbit hole but never remember to bookmark the sites
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Looks like it's 15° up here on the hill now, got down to 8° early this morning. The town highway dept garage a mile away and 250 feet lower only got down to 10 but is 13.5 now.
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Winter is over
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Sounds right. The old memory banks aren't so efficient anymore
