weathafella

39 here tonight. Hopefully it warms up later this week. I did bring my lighter winter jacket. Snow cover all the way from BOS to Georgia on the way down.

The 50s did have some good coastals. I remember we moved into a new house in our town in NNJ on 2/29/56. Going to my new school 3/1 with a squeaky few inches of snow underfoot. A few weeks later all hell broke loose really solidifying my life of being a snow weenie. But there were some dud winters in the 50s that improved in the second half of the decade. Having had 2 feet of snow with the majority unmoved by melting or any other process reminds me that perhaps 8-12 would be more fun and a more manageable aftermath. With that said-we expect to be back before 3/1 (leaving tomorrow) so 2 feet in March is perhaps more manageable for us pedestrians and town snow removal.

BOS with 29.8” of snow in January 2026. I think it’s safe to call that final.

85 pages. However as deep as winter has been in years with the deepest pack since 2015 and sustained cold.

Awful timing personally but we take what we get. Hopefully it’s warmer the following week.

Did you get a note that read “If you will be my valentine I will be your concubine”?

You all know the significance of the 2/6 date for the next storm right?

Ray will spend Sunday evacuating.

Good ole 18 Zulu

You’ll be asleep as it enters the coast so to speak.

Well thank goodness for last weekend. That rescued the winter in my mind.

The flounder are worried…

25% chance?

If he’s coming in from overseas he’ll get in. Otherwise they can conceivably preemptively cancel giving you probably 2 more days if it actually happens.

Dumbest coach I’ve seen

I thought it may have been Patriots/Seahawks? But we didn’t have a superbowl blizzard in 2015 I think. The next day we got dumped on.

You also planning to fly Sunday?

That was a really nice winter. Cleaning up the blizzard followed by the AFC Championship game.

I think kuchera is not particularly usable with this setup. Also, wind could be big shredding good growth.

Wow that’s a big jump on the euro!

lol…I didn’t look but “everything” is apparently the ICON. What we’ve come to…..

No one called it an all timer. But the stupidity of letting all schools and businesses out at noon created traffic Armageddon. It was a good event snow wise but good in a pedestrian way. The event that just ended had far more impactful snow.

I think with snow management today so much improved and the warning system way better the impact would be less but still greater than anything any of us have seen.

We actually have seen that occurrence here. Let’s go to 2015. A 2 footer followed a week later by an 16 incher followed a week later by a 2 footer followed a week later by a 16 incher. The pattern doesn’t play the probability game but to your point, everything has to go perfectly right and that’s hard.

I remember 2 buggies that were close in misses recently that this kind of is reminiscent of. 1. March 2014-a 75 mile difference between flurries and a blizzard. 2. March 2020-same