Connecticut Appleman

Just got back from Burlington to New Hartford. Traffic for a Tuesday morning was pretty heavy, but nothing like yesterday. Absolutely nothing compares to this. Amazing seeing the wall of darkness race out of the Adirondacks across Champlain followed a couple minutes later by the wall of light doing the same. A couple of coworkers were saying that we were at 92% that should be close and I was not really sure. Glad I made the trek because this ain't like grading and exam 92% does not equal 100%. Great photos everyone - I quickly gave up and just drank it all in.

8+ inches here in New Hartford and climbing.

6 inches here in New Hartford.

I guess I'm getting old - we had t wait for Bob Steele to read out the names in the 70's on the radio every half hour. That was the only source.

Intensity really dropping off here. Fun while it lasted.

Dry slot racing in looks to mean business. Too bad - this was a pleasant surprise for sure.

I'd be OK if things don't start snapping - a lot of dead ash trees everywhere so anything is possible.

This is the way to run a 33 degree snowstorm. Right around 2 inches here in New Hartford at 1k feet.

Just flipped back to snow here in New Hartford.

Hoping round 2 gives us a couple more, to my untrained eye, radar over eastern NY starting to look a little ragged.

Looking out at the snow stake - we have 11 inches in New Hartford.

It is time for us to rock one of these storms up here in the hills - maybe this will be the one.

We get more heavy rain on Saturday, I'm going to need to chain the cap on the well head as it has been pouring water out since last weekend. Never had that happen before.

And there goes the power.

So far nothing remarkable here - there was a few minor gusts when it started but now it is just raining with some thunder.