mahk_webstah

Let’s just how the 50-50 doesn’t become too suppressive

That would be freakin awesome

I've been thinking that for at least up here I don't buy the notion of 10 dry days. If so, then the the pattern has changed (no matter with qqanon thinks). Maybe a little shortwave that drops 2-4, maybe a warm-up as you said. Maybe a Scooter high that cools us off if we get a cutter later next week. I mean, who knows. And a few sunny days in the 30s will feel good. The models have not been stellar...and this is a big climo period for snow up here. I'm at 33", and I expect by March 15 to be at or above my seasonal norm of 70.

Wouldn't an SSW imply that at least the HL blocking stays around? And when those blocking episodes are strong, don't they tend to persist for several weeks? Thanks.

Might be different if you lived up where I live. And vice versa.

Did you find a black hole and start to merge with it?

Hang in there buddy. Know you are loved.

This thread is about dead, but I’ll say this has been an unexpected special storm. Because of the lack of wind, and probably the clouds today, the thick snow has stayed in the trees. Outside it looks like the storm just ended. The woods walk this afternoon was spectacular. Given the forecast, it should be great weather for woods wanders this week as we wait for the next stormy spell. a few shots from today, sorry the resolution looks sh*tty.

You found a weather weenie husband?! Mine just looks at me and rolls his eyes. That is probably true for most in relationships on here. Although I think Will is married to a meteorologist.

stay strong

We should call dibs on the thread. If it is there on Feb 8 I say we pull the trigger (but impatience may cause us to do it on Feb 6, leading inevitably to us being blamed when someone gets porked.

great minds weenie alike. great weenies think alike?

Who will Mother Nature pick to be her valentine? That could be a good thread title in a week.

Where you going?

Been snowing all morning. maybe a 1/4 to 1/2 inch. Its been nice but I'm looking forward to the sun.

I’m looking forward to some sun in the next 10 days. It would feel good and it’s good for our health. Also, my panels need some real sunny days.

When there is a pack, the period between storms is fantastic. You’re not distracted by tracking and worrying and you just enjoy. What is outside. Get out there and enjoy what you have. If what people are mostly doing is spending their time online looking for the next Shot of adrenaline with each model run and then this is an excruciating. For any of you, who can I recommend just taking a quick two day trip somewhere up north where there’s snow

Not really, depends on how cold it is up here.

This is why I like living up here and this is why I like snow pack. Frankly, it’s better when the pack is only 10 to 15 inches like it is today because it’s easier to create a trail for walking. off the back of our property I can walk about a quarter of a mile up to a hill at over 800 feet and I get this amazing view. Of course I have my constant companion with me. The zoomed in photograph to the distant area is north north east. Somewhere over there is Dendriteland and the chickens

That is how I think about it. It’s sort of paradoxical. Perhaps, now we don’t have to obsess over what seems like an impending storm seven days out and instead we can just see what appears. Maybe Friday?

Mt Kearsarge hiding being the cloud deck and our morning walking trail covered with sagging trees. Incredible morning and snow not so deep so walking will be fantastic.

That’s great. How high is the elevation there? where are you getting the NWS reports? The page just has a few reports from yesterday. Not sure why. It has an updated on their site.

Maybe a bit of inverted trough action this eve?

I think you are a higher elevation right next to Bow, so this may explain my friends comment of close to a foot and Biw

A balloon? actually, just like last winter we’re doing OK up here. I’m now at 33 inches with an average of 70 and we tend to get a lot of snow in February and the first half of March. Last year it was above normal up here but not so about 30 miles to the south.