Juliancolton

4 hours ago, Juliancolton said:

100.4 is my new PWS record

Rallied late to hit 101.1, that's serious heat for June

100.4 is my new PWS record

I started to a little nervous about the gardens overnight, ended up with a low of 42/34. Not far from patchy frost territory

28 minutes ago, Dark Star said:

Censorship to prove a point?  Do you prefer global warming or completely indifferent?

what

15 minutes ago, Dark Star said:

In case anybody hasn't figured out, I am a conservative.  

It won't be my problem, since I'll be long gone. 

never could have figured it out

12 hours ago, MANDA said:

100% agree.  The planet is what about 4.5 billion years old, give or take a half billion.  Just when exactly was the climate not changing?

To think we're going to change anything by driving around in plug in cars and silencing cow farts is absurd.  Experiments to dim sunlight?

Yeah, that will end well.

Vibes over facts until the bitter end!!!

1.4" in central Dutchess at 600' with roads covered

who's seeing snow? 32F here with a coating and ongoing r/s mix

Raining at 32.5 here with around 0.1" ice, after 1.9" of snow last night

1 hour ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:

I realize it's not a trackable event, but does the constant snow cover do anything for you? I'm at 40 days for the season right now and 24 of the last 26 days since the 8 inches on Jan 19th. That and the sub zero days and the 28.9 inches so far at least makes this winter feel normal again unlike the last two atrocities.

Do you keep daily depth stats? It's been pretty patchy at times imby (today would have been a T for depth with mostly bare ground, for example). Definitely more deep winter appeal than the past several years, in any case

1 hour ago, White Gorilla said:

Hope nobody loses power.  Everyone stay safe.  This winter is a drag for me despite the continuous cold and small snow cover.  Getting tired of these piddly snow events without a big one to celebrate. Nickling and diming our way to average snowfall.  So dull.  Definitely better than last year though.  So many southern sliders this winter.  
 

is Julian still here?

I'm around! Not much to add to what you said - my interest in these minor snowfalls has been suffering a little. It's nice to see frequent snow, but I'm not as motivated to comb through the soundings trying to figure out whether to expect 2" or 3.5". Overall I'm ready to move on to spring for the same reasons as you, especially if we can't get a bigger event to shape up.

-12.5 will do it, pretty impressive

It's running a couple degrees colder here vs. this time last night. Ended up at -8.5 this morning, so -10 is probably within reach tomorrow

0.8" here, the kind that flies away with each footstep

1 minute ago, Juliancolton said:

2.3" here this morning, pretty much gone now at 38F with sheet drizzle

all the precip this month has not been kind to GFCIs with big loads from Christmas lights, btw

2.3" here this morning, pretty much gone now at 38F with sheet drizzle

On 12/5/2024 at 11:18 AM, Juliancolton said:

It really has been a pretty solid start, middle, and end to the winter season so far

Another extremely photogenic snowfall of 2.6" this morning. It really has been a pretty solid start to the winter season so far

13 degrees this morning. Hopefully we mix out quickly and get some comfy sun this afternoon

One of the big spruces in my yard has seen better days

Snowing nicely again and up to 3.8" of cement. Power's out now.

2.5" of snow here! I can hear a couple white pine limbs snapping in the yard. Back to rain now with the lighter precip rates.

On 11/11/2024 at 9:58 AM, IrishRob17 said:

I looked at a couple Davis weather stations at Greenwood Lake. Both reported 0.00…it’s the season for clogged tippers. I have a debris screen in mine but it can still get fouled up, I cleaned mine out yesterday morning. The Meso location in Warwick reported .20. 

I always feel bad about evicting the spider in the tipper

god will it ever stop raining

Millbrook had a pretty good brush fire a couple miles up the road from me today. The smoke got quite dense for a while at home