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  1. mreaves
    I was thinking about it today as I remember it being awful for snow up here. I think the first significant snow was in February.
  2. mreaves
    How does 1979/80 do as an analog?
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    Apparently, old man winter is visiting Asia this year. Beijing shivers through coldest December on record https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-67818872
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    It’s different with snowmobiling because the law requires a helmet but I always stress their importance when I’m teaching safety classes. One of my pet peeves are the reality shows set in Alaska or some other cold region that show people riding without a helmet. You could never do that for any length of time without getting frostbite or a branch in the eye. I imagine it’s similar with skiing. A full face helmet or helmet and goggles provide comfort and protection.
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    It was a white Christmas at my brother in law’s house. His yard is protected from the sun in a narrow valley that there was full coverage with a depth of 4”-6”.
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    TIL In the UK it’s considered a white Christmas if a single flake falls on Christmas. White Christmas 'likely' despite UK mild temperatures https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-67815533
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    We’ve had some on and off light snow/sleet/sprinkles. Enough to whiten the ground a bit. It’s a Christmas miracle!
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    I don't disagree but there is more evidence for the the coywolf. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/coywolves-are-taking-over-eastern-north-america-180957141/
  9. mreaves
    About 4,500 miles. There was some riding available opening day (December 16th) but that was washed away.
  10. mreaves
    There is evidence/speculation that coyotes have mated with wolves on their eastward migration. Like Will said, coywolf.
  11. mreaves
    It looked like Bolton Valley was open last night. You can see the night skiing lights heading south on I-89 in the Burlington/Williston area.
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    We had a "decent" December going until Sunday night/Monday, at least northern VT did. There wasn't any real cold but the ski areas had good snow and all reports indicate that the skiing was pretty good. It wasn't quite as good for snowmobiling but there was some limited riding available on opening weekend. Like I said it was "decent" not great.
  13. mreaves
    8.2°for the low here.
  14. mreaves
    How much do you think snowmelt added to the rain? There wasn’t a huge pack below 2000’ but there was a lot of water in what there was.
  15. mreaves
    Seriously? Wiz gets a chill when temps drop below 80. He should bring long johns wherever he goes.
  16. mreaves
    I’m sure @Damage In Tollandeill have something to say about that.
  17. mreaves
    So, you're going to Nunavik?
  18. mreaves
    If the ground can freeze some. it might not be that bad. I'm always amazed at what a skilled excavator operator can do.
  19. mreaves
    My guess is that they will probably try to use the fill from the sides in order to make it less severe. That's what we try to do with snowmobile trails.
  20. mreaves
    Good luck. Hope it goes well.
  21. mreaves
    We had to do it over the entire system after this summer's floods. In my county we had one club that had to rebuild 13 bridges and replace 8 culverts. I'm afraid to think what may be out there today.
  22. mreaves
    There have been so many anomalous events why not have one that we actually want? Please Santa?
  23. mreaves
    Wrong guy. He lives in CT. I will say that we’ve lost everything at 1250’ in Barre Town.
  24. mreaves
    Lol. You hardly smell the etecs anyway.
  25. mreaves
    This will probably derail the hoped for pattern change.
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