mreaves

Snowing up here in Presque Isle. Delaying my drive home.

@tamarackI took Rt.2 to Bangor today. Thought of you as I drove through New Sharon

I'm thinking B- or maybe a B. It was a consistent winter but I'm still 10"-15" below normal for snow. We did get just about wiped out a week or so before Christmas. It never got down to completely bare ground but set back the start of snowmobile season. The cold was consistent, somewhat low grade. We didn't have any truly low minimums but had a lot of low maximums. If we could have held out with winter for another week or so, the grade might be a bit higher.

Mud season is in full swing in my driveway and the parts of the yard I keep snowblowed. 51° and mostly sunny.

Not much melting on Lake Willoughby yet.

Am I reading that correctly? It looks like a relatively warm month with the coldest high temp being 19°

Now you're seeing the issue I have with early warm ups and melt outs up here. Regardless of what happens, you can't do anything outside until mid to late April so losing the pack early just prolongs mud season.

My dad was a HVAC tech for 30+years and he always said everything was tied to the price of oil. When heating oil goes up, wood goes up, natural gas goes up, propane goes up. It’s all based on oil.

2.5"

The trailer too but that was found in time for me to bring it back with me last weekend.

Somewhere in Canada. One of them is at a fenced in lot after being recovered by the police and I don't know where the other one is. If that one doesn't show up this week, the insurance company will pay up and I'll go up and get the found one in New Brunswick.

We have poster who has a home at 1800’ there. He hasn’t been posting much this winter.

I have tomorrow off and will be riding. Not my sled but am lucky to be able to access one.

Looks like about an inch of snow overnight. I guess I missed that in the forecast.

40.8°/30.7° here.