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  1. weathafella
    Always a gfs bias at this range. I see 12z as a positive so far.
  2. weathafella
    I can kill this by starting the snowblower as a test…but I try to be kind so I wont.
  3. weathafella
    I’m sorry ineedsnow. I was just cursing after looking at the overnight models. Keep posting snow!
  4. weathafella
    Some random thoughts…. I’ve been googling vacations to Hawaii of late. ineedsnow has gone from fun to borderline insufferable. Life is actually more enjoyable when I’m not impeded by snow and/or obsessing about it. See you all at 18z…
  5. weathafella
    Garden of Eden snow weenie style
  6. weathafella
    I specifically that 1969 storm. It started as 6-10” of snow that was erased in the deluge after the changeover. Even though the numbers are ok for 1969-70 it was a frustrating winter especially for me in my first year in Boston following the epic February the previous winter.
  7. weathafella
    About 3 inches of rain. Wind was pedestrian for the most part with power maintained which is good because I had to use the treadmill vs outdoors tonight and I need electricity for that.
  8. weathafella
    Rain is seemingly over performing here. Wind was howling for a while but it’s non existent at this moment.
  9. weathafella
    Wind is howling now.
  10. weathafella
    Thunder now.
  11. weathafella
    Rough day for the wind weenies. I wonder if the CAD holding longer was a harbinger. Yesterday BOS stayed AOB freezing during the day. Even this morning it held in the low 40s. Worcester was also low 40s per the car thermometer when I got there around 12:20pm. Of course it was near 60 when I left just before 3. When I go outside I can hear the wind roar above my 200 foot elevation but not much near the ground. It continues to pour though.
  12. weathafella
    In your area and mine yes, off the so called beaten path I’m not sure. In any case Paul’s idea of finding a place where cutting isn’t necessary is probably best if it can happen.
  13. weathafella
    Depending on the size, it could easily be $5k per tree. But when buying a house you could try to negotiate that part and have the sellers do it.
  14. weathafella
    So BOS rotting at 39 while I’m 51-about 10 miles away.
  15. weathafella
    What was Diego?
  16. weathafella
    Interesting that Logan was below freezing to freezing all day. BOS went above after 6pm. No zl reported though and mby has stayed above freezing.
  17. weathafella
    Tracking d11 these days. What the blue fuck!
  18. weathafella
    Thank you my friend! That’s been my impression but the weenies are acting like 1938 is en route.
  19. weathafella
    No help from wiz-he’s too excited. I’m not following this all that closely so I’m legit looking for advice.
  20. weathafella
    Ok I’m supposed to go to Worcester for a noon meeting and a holiday party early afternoon. I’m thinking I could probably stay ahead of damaging winds if I leave by 3 to return home?
  21. weathafella
    The most common reason is a small refractive error that causes more blurriness with a bigger pupil limiting depth of focus. So people do fine in daylight but sometimes struggle. at night. It's common in younger folks with a small amount of myopia (nearsightedness). But older folks with hyperopia (farsightedness) or astigmatism or both experience it as well.
  22. weathafella
    They know-I tell them how the weekend will play out every week. Of course it’s summer so weenieism is lower.
  23. weathafella
    I actually gave it more thought and told myself you’re right. I’d come if we can schedule one on a date I could do.
  24. weathafella
    They are too and I keep as low a profile as possible. I don’t worry too much about the example so much. The students are typically young adults ranging from 23-30. Anyway is this still happening?
  25. weathafella
    Not with respect to annual snow. Using Boston as a barometer, snow totals in the most recent 30 year climo are (I think) the highest they have been in the period of record going back to the late 19th century. I do remember growing up in NNJ and climo then-the 1950s and early 60s seemed similar to the Boston area today.
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