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  1. Up on top, I have a bunch of cellular trail cams that showed some decent snow cover this morning. All melted now. But yes, Highland Mills seems to frequently be a jackpot area! .
  2. 2.13” for the event here. 74.35” YTD. A couple inches of snow on Schunnemunk Mountain >1,000’ in elevation. .
  3. I had a downpour for about 10 mins around 10pm last night, picked up 0.14”. Nothing on radar near me in New Windsor or the whole northeast for that matter! Strange… .
  4. Definitely a local jackpot. Highland Mills/Monroe area seems to reliably outperform over the years.
  5. Hefty accumulations @ 1,450’ on Schunnemunk Mountain! Game cam picked up a couple deer earlier today.
  6. Snow depth in Blooming Grove is still significant. For reference, those are 27” tires. I was in Catskill earlier today and the snow cover was patchy, just about melted up there.
  7. Just took the first measurement in Cornwall, average of 18”. Still coming down heavy and radar seems resilient up here in Orange County. Let’s go two feet! Edit: Temp up to 29.1
  8. 8” on the nose in Cornwall. 1” last hour, snow/graupel mix. Radar snow hole incoming...
  9. DP went from 2 to 12 in about 15 mins. Temp dropped from 23 to 21 in that time. Snow rates picking up quick out there now.
  10. Is it me or has the Weather Channel gone downhill? They had a segment on the use of pickle juice as an ice melter instead of salt due to environmental hazards... That aside, looking forward to a good storm here in Cornwall!
  11. Nice blanket of snow on top of Schunnemunk Mountain. The trail cam is about 1,580’ in elevation. Cold up there- temp reading showing 25 degrees.
  12. This air quality map really shows how bad the fires are out west.
  13. Believe it or not, when you hear a pop, it is a fuse blowing on a pole and not a transformer. Also, the momentary interruptions you see are devices on the line that attempt to clear a fault. Generally, a recloser or substation breaker will operate three times before locking out. If a branch falls and causes a fault then falls to the ground, power will be restored automatically. If it remains remains on the line, then the device will lock out and require manual intervention once the repairs have been made.
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