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1 hour ago, HoarfrostHubb said:
Been a while since there was much wind around here, so any dead/weakened branches might come down
you didn't get the wind 3-4 weeks ago? it was pretty windy here, plenty of small branches (and a metric shit ton of pine cones) down around the yard
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1 hour ago, Lava Rock said:
I'm ready to move on. Sledding season is done with no hope of recovery and while that hurts, it means I can get out on the road bike and do some cycling earlier than usual and at least start making plans for the boating season. I think we're due for a hot/dry summer and while I don't prefer those, after last Summer's debacle, I'll gladly take it. Lawn might not like it though.
dude, your lawn doesn't like any kind of weather. Your lawn doesn't even like you!
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14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
Well, it doesn’t look like 70s, but I don’t see it below normal.
2012 INCOMING!!!?!!!!!
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the next 10 days+ do not look good for the ski areas. I am worried that my local hill is going to close early this year. that would be a bummer, as I have only gotten to use my pass 10 times so far. Last year I used it 10 times in March alone.
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2 hours ago, dendrite said:
New drinking game. Everytime you read SSW take a shot.
Every time you read CC, shotgun a beer.
i am 99% on the way to being blackout drunk.
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1 hour ago, HoarfrostHubb said:
35”ish.
36 here.
what a string of rats though. Including this year, I am at 79% of normal over the last 6 years. Last year was the only above average, due to a stat-padding 27" March.
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sitting at 2.5" for the month of Feb, with 10 days left and not much on the horizon.
So yeah, I'd call this a Feb. Flop
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I look forward to another 0.0" event. probably won't even be able to smoke cirrus.
good luck down SOP
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2.5" in this epic Feb pattern so far. blows rats.
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16 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:
Good thing the snow tonight isn’t about 4-5 hours earlier. That would’ve been a disaster for evening commute. It’s not a lot of snow but it looks like it could rip for an hour or two which will def mess up the roads.
good call. I was driving down 89 to 93 right in the middle of it. roads were pretty damn slippery until the plows came out. for a few miles I was behind a car on a single lane road (55 mph zone) going 25 with the flashers going the whole way. I thought I was going to have a seizure from the flashing. Of course there was a car behind me right on my ass, couldn't even see their headlights they were so close. once we got to the highway, that car flew around me after I passed the slow guy. i was really hoping to see him in a ditch , unfortunately the fast guy survived. I am an agressive driver, but didn't feel good about going more than 45 on the highway even though I have 4wd.
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43 minutes ago, MJO812 said:
I have no clue why people even pay attention to
the weeklies and long range forecasting past 240 hours. qg schmegma's posts and even respond to themfyp
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Heavy, heavy cirrus and 0.00000000” here. haven’t even seen a flake.
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3 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:
Lots of beers going around, hopefully the mods get this under control soon
what in the actual fuck are you talking about?
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3 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:
wow concerns for MHT and north, perhaps even ASH if talking about "big" totals.
thanks for pointing that out, Captain Obvious
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3 hours ago, Torch Tiger said:
Just for chuckles I'm looking at the relatively useless 18z gfs more closely. coarse-grid gfs total qpf is roughly 1-1.5" for that system here
This is all snow, though? And how readily would it accumulate? Ahhh entirely pointless but hopefully there's a decent storm!
analyzing soundings 10 days out? Shit man you’re better off trolling with a clown map
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46 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:
rained off and on today in Bedford/New Boston NH. we've all been doing clouds/rain quite well this winter!
by rain, you mean a couple sprinkles this afternoon, right? because I was in that area all day and it barely even wet the roads.
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26 minutes ago, George001 said:
This may be unpopular but….. I don’t think omegas posts have been unreasonable at all these past 2 winters. Is he biased? Yeah, but he is far from the only one. I also completely agree with the Pope that the pattern thus far has been consistent with a significant El Niño event. Raging STJ, warm and wet. That has been the theme of this winter, and it looks like it’s going to continue until mid month. What happens then is still up in the air. The reality is it HAS been warm, and it hasn’t been very snowy. If he’s posting 300+ hour torch maps during a blizzard….. then that’s different. Maybe the pattern does change, but when I think pattern change I’m going by great snow’s definition (a change to cold that locks in for 3+ weeks).
I had 28.5" of snow in January. the temps meant NOTHING with regards to snowfall (massive cutters aside). sorry you got shafted though
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16 hours ago, dendrite said:
28.5” would be well above average…even here. CON averages 17.1”.
wow i am surprised the vg is that low
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I got 28.5" in January, I guess that is about average. I grade with heavy weight on snow cover. ground was bare before the squalls on 1/14, so half the month gets an F in that regard. second of the half gets a B with 15" and full cover.
YTD: 33", which is a little below average. but December gets a solid F, which means that so far, the winter has been around a C or C-.
i know that many will not agree and say that January was good because I got 28".
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10 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:
Looking forward to 18z gfs clown maps from Moonshine and Galileo.
I don’t laugh out loud at a lot of stuff that I read here, but this got me. well played good sir
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this winter is so bad we are arguing hook and ladder vs hook and latter
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i fly back to MHT on 2/12. based on prior years, you can pretty much guarantee some kind of winter event that day.
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I am guessing the problems are more due to the smoking, rather than the weed itself