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Agreed. My in laws live in the berks, and every time I have to go there, I’m like, this is kinda like nne, but less.

To be fair, it was in the mid 40’s there yesterday. pleasantly surprised how good the ski surface was at Lincoln peak, even down towards the base. The upper mountain is in great shape.

I’m aware that you can make a technical argument that you’re part of Long Island, but really your worlds away in urban Brooklyn. I just drove up to vt to keep my mid winter vibe going.

Don’t you people have your own thread? Asking for a friend.

12” settled snow depth in croton. No complaints. Glad I shoveled some snow off the roof yesterday.

3” of cement Otg when I finally got home. It is some solid snowpack. need to measure. I wonder when the last time there was an extended period with such a good pack around here.

still snowing here. loving it.

Mood snow falling. Eyeballing about an inch since I shoveled last night.

Looks like 4-5” here. Good refresher.

I had to drive from croton to nj around 1pm. That was interesting. Almost got stuck on 9A south but quickly backed down an on ramp. Best roadway was the tz bridge which had 2 lanes plowed westbound. Thinking roads should be clear ish by the time I’m heading back.

26/21 and nary a flake in croton

Not what I wanted to wake up to. Definitely some sleet mixing in. 24f. 3” otg.

Sorry. Wish I had a snowblower but u might able to get one at an equipment rental place.

23f and the snow has commenced.

Not never, but in my mind it’s seems like 9 out of 10 times the forecast calls for significant icing, it doesn’t verify. Iirc we had one about 10 years ago. I drove up to vt on the taconic through and then back home. The devastation was incredible.

Heater cable is like $30 at Home Depot. Highly recommend.

Here where? Plymouth? On the coast?

I have serious gutter issues on the front entrance to my house. There is a long flat overhang which is great a covered entrance. Keep my firewood there. But it’s a flat roof with no heat. when we get big snow, it just sits, freezes the gutter up resulting in icicles and ice on the walkway entering the house. Have an 80’ gutter heater cable which I plug into a thermostatic outlet plug so it runs when the temp is below 35f. Keeps the gutter clear, mostly. It’s a lifesaver. see photo below. Heat loss is not the issue. The gutter is a good six feet from the house.

This. I basically only read walts posts from the storm threads.

Zero on the nose, here.

You’re talking about average temperatures compared to normal average temperatures. We didn’t have any real cold temps to bring down the average but it hasn’t been above freezing and no r@#$&n. That’s what’s relevant vis a vis the composition of the snow pack. minus 4f here.

7 weeks without a thaw. I can’t recall a stretch like this.

Mountain in a cloud of snow all day. Super light, didn’t accumulate much if at all. To say Conditions are great is an understatement.

Right? Maybe they’re not accustomed to it getting that cold? The windchills are only in the minus 20s.

You might be right. I get confused because they often don’t report on what they get in the afternoon update to the snow report and then add it back into the 24 hour total. But there’s definitely a dusting on my car since 7pm last night. also, fwiw, I’d been booked to go out to bc this week which obviously couldn’t happen because of the covid but whitewater closed today due to extreme cold although it’s only minus 5f.