HighTechEE

Well a month ago I went the Longmont, CO and jumped right into the core of winter with single digits/teens temps and 8" of snow. Now tomorrow supposed to fly to Manchester, NH then drive down to Bedford, MA for meetings all week, and yea 12 to 18" is due there by this time tomorrow!

Just went over to sleet here IMBY on the SE side of Dayton. Edit: all snow now and sticking on elevated stuff at 30.2 degrees (dropped 28 degrees in the past 5 hours!).

Finally slowed down to a gallop from my Colorado trip, here's some pics, first one snow in Longmont morning of Tues Oct 30th we got about 4 more inches to total about 8" with temps 16-18 all day, middle is Thursday morning after the snow system cleared out was 3 degrees (didn't know the mountains were that close lol), last pic is from the east side of Boulder looking back west towards the mtns on our way back to the DEN airport.

Hi Guys, I'm on a business trip in Longmont, CO this week, geeze, went from 70 degrees to 18 in a 3 hour flight yesterday!!! Never thought I'd see the worst winter weather of the 2019-20 season in October, you won't believe the low temp records their logging here in the Denver area (the deep snow is nothing to them). I-70 is closed just east of here, they got like a foot and a half in these two storms. Only about 7-8" here in Longmont, but still coming down! I'll have some pics when I get home. Forgot to mention they're expecting a possible all time record low for Oct. Thurs morning, -2 is the record and might hit -4 at DEN.

Thundersnow in many locations in Indiana right now!

For any of you who fish for Steelhead in the Rocky River I'm coming up with my B-I-Law next weekend the 22nd-24th to try it again. I didn't catch any last November, but didn't know what I was doing then, maybe better luck this time!

LMAO, software needs a little tweaking!

I'm coming up to the SW CLE area this weekend to fish for Steelhead in the Rocky River with my brother-in-law, not sure I'm going to be able to dress warm enough (since it was near 90 just a few weeks ago)!

Not sure if this is a record, but Christmas Eve '83 was a b**ch in Ohio, here's KDAY: 12/24/1983 7:00PM -15.0°F -43.2°F -27.9°F 52% 30.45in 4.0mi West 23.0mph

I know technically this is a southern Ohio thing, but is there any particular reason it is drier than a popcorn fart in Lancaster thus the 90 degree reading at 1pm? OHZ036-037-039>041-045>050-054>059-063>069-073>076-082>088-161800- CENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST OHIO CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS COLUMBUS FAIR 82 60 47 SW8 29.99F OSU AIRPORT FAIR 82 60 47 SW14 29.99F BOLTON FIELD MOSUNNY 82 63 51 SW14 30.00F RICKENBACK AFB FAIR 83 60 46 SW12G17 29.99F NEWARK FAIR 81 59 47 W12 30.00F MARION FAIR 82 58 43 SW17G24 29.98F LANCASTER FAIR 90 32 12 SW9 30.01F ZANESVILLE FAIR 81 59 47 S9 30.02F NEW PHILLY FAIR 79 55 43 S10 30.02F