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gravitylover

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  1. First lull I've had since 11am, it's still snowing but nothing like the last 8 hours. That was intense and if the radar is right it's just a few minutes before I'm back in the soup.
  2. Time sensitive but wow, what a cool effect over the ocean and coming onshore and into southern Westchester and Fairfield https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?type=OKX-N0Q-1-24#
  3. Man oh man... What's out there now is nowhere near as light as it was this morning and early afternoon. There has to be at least 20" so far. Huge drifts and bare ground, gotta love it. I can see some lights through the snow at around 600 feet away but that's it. The street still hasn't been plowed and nobody has been down it now since about 2pm. The people that have shoveled/snowblowed (?) have moved a fair bit of snow to the street downstream of their driveways so there are piles 3 feet deep in the middle of the street. If anything other than a big town plow tries to get through theyre' fkd.
  4. I didn't know it could snow this hard for this long here. I'm in awe. Gonna go do the third round of snow removal in a few minutes when I finish this beer and smoke another one
  5. My goodness it's coming down and the wind is howling. I've been under 1k foot visibility since about 11 and under 800 a good bit of that time. There's well over a foot out there but it's really hard to measure. I had a few spots at 12" in wind sheltered areas at about 2 so they are probably near 15 now.
  6. It's pretty wonderful, dark and gloomy with absolutely dumping huge flakes and large aggregated pellets. I've been under an insane rip since about 1, went out and spent 90 minutes moving snow and put down nearly 5" while I was out there. The trick is to build a snow wall on the north side of the driveway so the snow off the front yards piles up against it rather than dumping into the driveway. I have some nice drifts around the berm and an almost bare spot in the center of the driveway. Perfect wind direction to keep the truck blown clean too
  7. It is still puking out there. I'm easily at a foot now. The wind moved from N to NE and now it's mostly N again. I'm watching for the move to the NW, that should signal the pivot is done.
  8. ^^ Yup, similar. I'm just over the east side of a good sized hill and the wind makes it hard. I'm also approaching a foot now, close but not quite. There has only been 1 vehicle down the street all day, someones plow guy from down the street so the street is nearly pristine which is pretty cool. I'm going for another walk soon. It's officially dumping out there kidz. Visibility is down under 1,000 feet now, I can't see the next street down the hill and the wind is hammering from the north. This is easily 2"/hr and probably more like 3+ but the wind... 26/26/NNE16-21/SN++
  9. ^^Rechargeable? Looks like it does ok with a couple of inches of fluff. First round of shoveling done. There's no good way to measure this stuff but I'd be ok with calling it 5-6" so far but it seems like its been inch am hour stuff for a while. It looks much deeper in the bushes where everything is settling because of the wind.
  10. What rescue is that? My wife and kids are pushing for a husky puppy. After the snow lightened for about 30 minutes it's back to heavy with large flakes. The wind is a real thing too.
  11. ^^ Heheh my dog won't go out, she went to the door all happy and excited and the snow blew in and she turned around and walked away all sad... Got a couple of inches so far of light and fluffy goodness.
  12. Yeah it looks like it's banking up on the Taconics too, between the valley loss and that I've been skunked a bunch of times. Where it comes back is the extended finish on the northeasterly flow. Flurries started a little while ago. I'll be thrilled with a foot but this 20" thought isn't all bad.
  13. I hope you're right, I need to be out and about getting stuff done between Danbury and home until about 7pm. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/fxg1/WXTYPE/loop25ne.html https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=OKX-N0Q-0-24-100-usa-rad
  14. That head shape and brindle coat make it look almost exactly like out Catahoola. They're a breed native to Georgia and the neighboring states. Ours doesn't have quite as much white on her face. Downslope from the west during the buildup and heart of the storm then sheltered from the east by the Berks as the storm winds up and pulls out. Yup you're hosed buddy I'm gonna get blasted from both sides, it's gonna snow till Wednesday here. Bring beer Boy that storm was a disaster. Power was out for a week and it was freaking cold
  15. Oh sorry, I meant diverting. I was thinking of the overflow dam when I typed that
  16. Overflow res in Brewster was full of ice fishermen today. Looks like 8-12 here huh?
  17. I know a couple of people planning their retirement with this GME thing. One guy bought 10k shares at ~$3.50.share and the others are all over 1k shares. When it goes over $750 they ought to be pretty happy. What about some of the long time store managers that have been taking stock options every year and have a few thousand shares built up? Lucky...
  18. It's been flurrying for about 90 minutes now, woke up with a dusting from the showers last night. Right now it's crystals floating in the wind with the sun out and its 15*. Cool stuff.
  19. I'm on the thank you Walt train too. Was it supposed to be snowing sorta hard this morning? edit: Oh look, lake streamers. Yay. On the radar this sort of hit the Taconics and stretched out southward. Looks pretty cool.
  20. Lower but sort of tucked in against the north side of a range of hills so snow retention is pretty good. Not enough that they'd get double in this setup though. No big deal really, I mean in the books it's only an inch difference and I usually get more anyway because I'm higher in the hills.
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