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Just tuned in to watch Pebble Beach. Graupel storms moved through earlier. Greens covered and the sunny 15 minutes later. They just called them off the course again.

Lol. That’s the main problem with Mitch’s spot.

My phone is saying 14”

Look at Mitch’s bullseye in S. VT

I knew what you meant. Just having a little fun

Will just locked it in!

Isn’t most ice frozen?

I’ve had one ace. I think the tees were at 135-140 yards. I wasn’t playing particularly well and this shot was no exception. I skulled it and if the ball hadn’t hit the flag stick and dropped straight down into the hole, who knows how far over the green it would have gone. The best part of the story, because I had been playing so poorly I was using a ball I had found, a lady precept with pink lettering. The boys had a good time with that.

April’s Maple in Canaan, VT today around noon.

Checked out the Connecticut Lakes today.

I don’t know why you guys in the CT River Valley complain. Seems like it snows a lot there.

I hope my phone is right for next week lol.

Snowshower just rolled through. Winter is back!

Looks like the front is through here. Bright blue skies and plummeting dews

BTV's Lahiff sounding optimistic. .LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/... As of 416 AM EST Friday...Aforementioned surface high pressure continues to dominate the North Country`s weather for Monday and Monday night with some clearing expected as an upper ridge builds over the Great Lakes and Northeast. Ridge amplification persists into Tuesday ahead of our next system which could be quite complex featuring a double-barrel low moving through the Northeast late Tuesday through Wednesday. Primary low pressure which develops in the lee of the Rockies Monday afternoon will take a leisurely track through the Tennessee Valley Monday night northeast through the Ohio Valley Tuesday and eventually through the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Valley Tuesday night and Wednesday. This track would be typical for a surge of warm air advection aloft with mixed precipitation possible, but all available guidance is in surprisingly excellent agreement showing secondary low pressure forming off the mid-Atlantic coast Tuesday evening tracking northeast inside the benchmark Tuesday night. This coastal development helps to keep a colder northerly flow across the forecast area maintaining snow as the dominant ptype, something we can all rejoice about after several miserable bouts of mixed precip and ice. While early in the game to nail down snow amounts, model consensus on storm total QPF is in the 0.5-0.75" range which even at low snow ratios would yield a decent snowfall. The system is fairly progressive so by Wednesday night post cold front passage any backside bonus will be short-lived and confined to the higher peaks with weak high pressure building in for Thursday.

Haven't checked this morning but do you feel good enough to fire up a thread on HCS? You're a god to those guys!

Nice. I wish I had the motivation to practice more. Truthfully though, since I became president of my small, non-profit, member owned course, my golf desire has been slowly squeezed out my soul

I haven't had to trailer at all this year but some of that is because I was too busy to ride around the holidays. I could probably still ride from house this weekend but it will be icy and hard. I'll wait a little so the groomers have a chance to do a little work and we get a little refresher.

If you’re happy then I’m happy.

We may be the only two that post in this thread lol.

There is usually one in the Sports forum but I'm fine with it here as long as the mods don't mind.

So soon in your marriage?

Still 50° here but the dew has started dropping. Down to 39° from a high of 44°

Yikes! Is that a ski trail? Looks like the groomed skating trails at Lake Morey