Ginx snewx

Yes sir, total paste job, power out everywhere. We scrambled to get home with little gas. We took 16 home and the sites near Mt Washington with 4 to 5 feet of paste on White Birches and Pines was something I will never forget. We ran smack into this too. 480)5:15 AM-W/F-Greens Grant,NH--Rt.16 at "Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center"-The Main Lodge at the Nordic Ski Area at the Base of the Mt.Washington Auto Road fully involved

Feb 01 and March 01 were unreal in NNE. In Newry Maine in March 01 at the base of SR we recorded an amazing 11 per hour burst. Two 3 foot plus storms I will never forget

Cocaddodledewless wow how awesome is this week

its pretty amazing how favored that time period is for strong synoptic storms

Just bustin, Aussie Aussie Aussie, found they are quicker updating and their website is much much more user friendly, plus that accent, yikes

Better accents

Nice stick with the Aussies and you are welcome

Was referring to AAM composites

Man we 70/71 Pac vibe

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/enso/

Niño. Baseline period 1961–1990. Index to 17/9/2017 to 24/9/2017 to 1/10/2017 to 8/10/2017 NINO3 −0.4 °C −0.6 °C −0.3 °C 0.0 °C NINO3.4 −0.3 °C −0.3 °C −0.1 °C 0.0 °C NINO4 +0.1 °C +0.1 °C +0.1 °C +0.2 °

As Jerry would say, fuk the rest of ya, lol

Dude , thats the bomb

I was in Newry Me. for the first Feb storm and again in March for the big Daddy, impressive year for NNE for sure except I don't live there. Impressive here for totals but I am a sustained winter guy not a stats guy. Winters to me are defined best with long sustained snowpack, cold, thick ice, with a dispersal of solid storms with the occasional 12 inch plus. Stats are fun to look at but when your stats melt in days its not impressive to me.

Um I said it was impressive