Ginx snewx

2 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

I don’t think he was. Im thinking he means in the longer range, not Monday. 

54 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

True, but I meant below zero down II my in CT. Here we may be able to pop a below zero number as far out as early April? This has been a big year for below zero temps. I love it.

-1.5/-5 here right now. -8 at SLK. 

Ah I see said the blind man

GFS absolutely slays

35 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

 

Thought you were all done with below zero?  Never know up there 

4 hours ago, JACKASS said:

Similar to a dust devil?

Temp thing??

Seen those on ski slopes pretty often 2017 SR

31 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

You're doin better than Joe i think he forgot Jan 26 already. 

I guess 4"/hr was a bit conservative. That seems almost unbelievable I've heard of 7-8"/hr but damn

Very very real. We were at the condo slope side. Over 4 ft fell .This entire Mt lost power and was closed all day but 730 am the next day we knew the lifty and rode up with patrol. Two of us are weather observers. Totally on board 1 hr measure. It was also the day the mega ski shop at the base of the Mt Washington burned down because of down wires. I was incredibly lucky to catch the Feb and March blizzards.

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

Feb 5, 2001 was an incredible storm for its intense snowfall rates. Almost all of that fell in under 12 hours. 

11 inches in 1 hr in Newry where I was 

6 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Despite the 16th being useless, there definitely seems to be a pretty active look going forward. We may play with fire, but lots of chances and lots of cold lurking north next week and beyond. 

Actually the 16th being forced so far south may be an indicator that our parade of SWFE type systems will also feel the block.

34 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

What a far cry from the 25th-26th alerts map.

Zzzzzz……

24 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Your bus is totaled, You need a new bus and there on BO until 2027.

9 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Keep clicking your heals Dorothy.

What is great is we may be a week away from the snowiest period of the winter despite losing this one.

22 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

If you actually look at 500 mb anomalies you’ll see exactly what I’m talking about.

Yes I never look at 5H just a kid weenie. 

16 minutes ago, alex said:

i think that’s the year we had an upslope gone wild episode with about 4 feet over a couple of days. It seems like upslope is just something that they really can’t forecast well. I mean even today the forecast is for 20% chance of snow before 8. It’s been snowing moderately since I got up and obviously more than moderately overnight. 

That's beautiful may take a day trip to see 

9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Yeah we may sneak some cold at times. But -WPO

block eventually moves west and we warm Canada. Probably means milder late Feb and early March. 
 

Until then we better hope it’s more overrunning because it’s close to banana hammocks too. 

Don't buy your line of thought at all. 

10 minutes ago, alex said:

Haha yep. I had that too - in the fall, all was well for a while then the AFib begun 2 weeks ago. 
 

in better news, my stake is almost buried. First time in years 

 

That's 2017 level nice. I was at BW and Wildcat buried 

1 hour ago, qg_omega said:

Winter looks done

2 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

It’s over and we slowly melt. Winter is winding down.

Looking at everything its Jan all over. A 4 day above normal then back to BN with multiple SWFE chances. That cold in Canada has big implications going forward

9 hours ago, alex said:

Yikes, sorry to hear that. Sucks to have things happen because of physical limitations. I’ve been dealing with some newly diagnosed heart problems (AFib), it sucks not to be able to do the things you want/need to do. But hey, it can always be worse. 

I had atrial flutter and an ablation I can relate. Getting old supposed golden years my ass lol

Major pool disaster. Due to my knee replacement I was unable to clear snow from my pool. Today the shit hit the fan. The 2 to 3 feet of extremely wet snow forced the pool liner thru the skimmer wall. I counted my shovels over 120 each one very heavy about 20 lbs. Over a ton. Extremely exhausted and sitting here wrapped in ice. Can't win ready for warmth.

6 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Incredibly impressive to hang onto this much snow for so long.

3 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Average depth here held solid at 10-12” this morning. The glaze of ice probably protected the melt off today. 

3 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

 6-7 ish around here

I had spots in the woods which receive zero sun with 24 inches depth 

11 minutes ago, alex said:

Yep. This is all from today (the stuff on the railing) 

Beautiful man

According to Cocorahs data the average depth this morning across SNE was 14 inches. Some shore line areas had deeper depth than way inland. ( all prior to today's melt)

40 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

the problem is ... he and others like him just lampooned the GFS last week with pretty much the exact same sentence   LOL

I mean, any model too ugly to tongue bathe the balls of horny storm visions is on the #MeToo list with these people

How disgusting 

1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

Congrats 

 

A clown? bad soldier 

3 hours ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

3.6 in Methuen

Deepest snow depth in front of home is 20.5

Deepest snow depth in rear of home is 30.3

Two things to keep in mind with that area:

That area doesn't receive any sunshine and that area had some snow remaining after the January thaw.

That's epic I have a same shadowed area that is 24

Toughest 1.25 of snow sleet freezing rain to shovel but driveway is mostly blacktop now cept for car paths. Noticed bowing on the Rubbermaid pellet shed so roof raked all 4 sheds chicken coop and the northern side of my house.  Fence drifts are cool 36 to 42 inches.  Level is 16 depth with serious qpf 

Skynet Ens

49 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I’m not taking about 1-3” crap. I mean a coastal.