mreaves

Well now you've certainly jinxed us. You might as well have just gone out and bought a snowmobile, snowblower and new $100k plow truckl all at once!

Down to 33.8° and snow mixing in. High temp of 37.5° 2.53” of rain though some of that was melting snow that I hadn’t cleared off the gauge. Wind was brutal, topped out at 9.6 mph. Still complete snow cover and even though we had shoveled the driveway, it didn’t melt back to gravel. Gonna suck when it freezes.

I know everyone is all excited about the big storm and winds going through now but you haven't seen anything yet! Look at what BTV wrote: LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... As of 356 PM EST Wednesday...Saturday morning into Sunday morning, a strong high between 1044 and 1048mb will develop into the region, rivaling that of the BTV December pressure record of 1051.1mb. Some clearing on Saturday, in addition to new snow from lake effect activity, at or below normal temperatures are expected across the region. And I quote "rivaling that of the BTV December pressure record". All you extreme weather guys should be pumped!

Thank you for your sacrifice

They knew.

I drive too. 4.5 hours from here. We've also started going to Ottawa, it's about the same distance in the other direction. Different vibe but still a neat place to visit.

I think the Sox are lucky they didn't wind up with Soto. These long contracts worth huge money never seem to work out.

Similar here. As I said last night, I left my driveway untouched in case of freezing rain figuring tomorrow will reset it to bare gravel anyway.

Yeah, it’s pretty dense. I didn’t do any clearing, in case we got freezing rain. We’ll have some natural clearing Wednesday.

3” still light snow. 28.5°

About 2.75”. Still snowing lightly.

You can’t give me an opening like that and not expect this:

Please tell me its morphing into a weak frontal passage?

Not much better here.

I travelled to Presque Isle for Thanksgiving, quite a bit on Rt.2. I thought of you as I was going through New Sharon.

That’s all I want. I don’t want to think about a 4th major flooding event in the last two years. Not sure how our trail system would bounce back.

Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more noun the flood of a river from heavy rain or melted snow.

Coming back from the Dartmouth hockey game it was getting a little sketchy on 89 between Bethel and Barre.

BTV must have gotten their first inch.

I think studded tires are overrated in most situations. If you drive a lot of dirt roads they are fine but they can't bite into pavement, even if it is snow covered.

I'm not part of that crew but since when has it not been fun to attack scooter?

Ended up with about 3" overnight bringing my total to 4" for the entire event. I figured we had underperformed initial expectations but it looks like the backside stuff got us to where the NWS first progged. Pretty wintry out there, snow in the air , breezy and 16.7°

Freudian slip?

It’s even been reaching me. More snow in this late round than the earlier one.

Just don’t cut any trees. Big fines for that.