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45* here. Point and click says 39 here Monday and Tuesday. Seems optimistic from what I read in these spaces.

41" and 1.6" of rain so far.

CEF -4. The king.

2 day total here was 17". 7 and 10 respectively.

2" here. Still all snow but not for much longer I'd say

1.6" so far at CEF all of which has been liquid.

49 and 1.3" here. Good day to watch football with your beverage of choice.

2 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vBeGQAvabOE

Another one.

13 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Maybe but the Euro has them near record Oct lows. 

Maybe J. Flacco will snap out of it.

74 here. Progged high was 78.

88 attm

85 at mi casa. CEF 84.

67/65 ATTM here in the lower valley.

48 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Its 48 here already

57 for the opening night of the Big E.

I remember them from days of yore. I believe we called them horse chestnuts back then.

3 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

BGR is snowier than both ORH and Troy. ORH is probably slightly snowier than Troy on average, but maybe something like 68-70" versus 62-64"....BGR is probably more like 77-78" avg so once you are comparing it to Troy, it's prob a good 20-25% more snow on average. It also depends where you are talking about too....BGR airport are my numbers, but if you are talking a town or two southeast of BGR like right on the water, the numbers are definitely going to be lower.

 

BGR is going to have the superior snow depth a lot of the time on both stations simply because they are colder and average more snow....though with ORH it is closer than with Troy. BGR will average around 95 days per years with snow depth >= 1"....ORH is closer to 75ish. Troy is more like 60. So if you hate bare ground, you definitely want to eliminate Troy out of the 3. The numbers don't change for large snow pack...for days exceeding 12" of snow pack, ORH averages around 18 per winter....while Troy/ALB average around 6. BGR averages around 25.

I would take it that Glens Falls would top both ORH and Troy in that department ? For sure they would top Chicopee Falls 

2 hours ago, MetHerb said:

It's on the list but it shows the expected signal strength at over -21dB and the path is Tropo.  That means conditions would have to be perfect and you'd need some special equipment and even then it might only come in for a little while and not strong enough to be watchable.  I think it lists any signal that reaches your destination.

You need about a -10dB signal at your tuner to be usable.  An antenna will have gain which is why you can pick up a signal that has a strength around 0dB.  Like I mentioned, you can also get signals around -17dB with an amplified antenna because it will boost the antenna's gain making it around 8-10dB at the tuner and usable.

Thanks for the advice on it. I may be going down that road myself in a bit. It probably will depend on what the streaming option's are and their cost in the near future.

Checked it out for my ZIP near CEF. On the list was ABC 7 from NYC. That's a stretch even for HFD though i may have been reading it wrong.

52 minutes ago, dryslot said:

I'm big on sports and i don't remember which of the two it was but would not be able to get some of the channels i watch if i remember correctly, Should be able to eliminate a couple of the cable boxes by downloading the spectrum app and going Roku tv or the stick as well, I want to add another tv to a different part of the house and now will be able to stream to it without running cables.

The only reason I stay with DIRECTV is NFL Sunday Ticket and that was with the caveat of a healthy price discount on it. Since AT&T took over said discount is being greatly reduced or simply eliminated. I’ll make my yearly call to their retention Dept next week and see what happens. If unsatisfactory I will be out the door in January.

92/69 at mia casa. Summer swelter.

6 minutes ago, ma blizzard said:

12z GFS def mutes the cool down next week and torches again D8 onwards, wouldn't shock me to see it play out like that tbh 

Music to DIT's ears.

86 here.

7 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

I thank the lord everyday I don't live in an urban corridor. 

CEF could put up a 45 or so if the breeze dies down.

1.53 at my house. A few miles to the east 1.86 at CEF.