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mreaves

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  1. I glanced at this quickly and thought you said movie thread. I was excited until I realized it was Novie.
  2. Light snow/flurries. About an inch overnight. 27.6°. Wintry appeal commences.
  3. I ended up with 1.74” of rain between the start as snow and the end as snow. This was a good precip event for us. It didn’t rain so hard that it all ran off, the ground isn’t frozen and vegetation is dormant so it’s all going to the aquifer. Sitting on the board of my village water District made acutely aware of how dry we’ve been.
  4. We have a poster who lives in Charlotte. He’s a a met if I remember correctly. He’s probably south of the best stuff though.
  5. First accumulation of the season. Maybe a half inch? 30.5°
  6. You live in the banana belt. It's 37.4° here. I don't do soil temp but the wind is 3.8 out of the NNW.
  7. The low temps are just incredible. Even on days that are somewhat warm. 70/23 on the 5th and 68/22 on the 29th.
  8. First snow showers of the season have rolled through. No accumulation
  9. Sign up message sent. Thank you @bristolri_wx!
  10. First snow through here today. No accumulation.
  11. Southeast of you at 1250’, I’m at 28.9°. I’ve never really considered my location a rad pit.
  12. It is insane to go there on a weekend. I’m not sure what I was thinking. I guessed the elevation based on a lack of snow anywhere here 1500’ and up.
  13. Snow line at 2200’-2300’? That’s what it looked like driving up to Costco.
  14. They have completely renovated that place and there is a decent restaurant onsite. We ate there last July when we were up. There is a brewery across the street too.
  15. I hope to as well. There is actually a snowmobile association ride scheduled for February in New Brunswick. I hope do a County/NB combo.
  16. This band has always frightened me. I would turn the channel whenever they came on Headbangers Ball.
  17. I was cold playing golf at 1100’. We could see what looked like snow showers in the higher elevations of the Worcester Range.
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