weathafella
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Hard copied for comparison purposes.
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Boston made it. We had a nice 8 inch dump but ORH may have been fringed plus a few other smaller events. That’s an underrated winter!
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2002-03?
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You’ll regret it the day before and during a tropical event washing over the region to break the “drought”
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46 IMBY this morning.
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Thanks man! However I should point out that I was meticulous last winter-it’ was easy and unfortunately not frequent... My only weak spot will be if I have to get up after doing euro pbp to measure. I may miss an early AM report but wth-if it’s snowing that hard I’ll just wait for it to stop before sleeping...,lol. It turns out the side work gig is now only 1 day per week. When I found out I rejoiced...lol.
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2004-05 had the rarity of above normal snows in every individual month November to March. We kicked off the season with a nice 3-6 event Veterans Day weekend. Max (capecod04) had just moved to the area and messenger (RIP) was active that season as well.
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Carlos himself coming to visit?
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Thanks Luke! My best day will be turning in all the devices that tethers me to work. At least full time work. Mild day today-in shorts but definitely longs up in VT!
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Thanks Raul!
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Damn...I promised my daughter I’d head up there the Sunday or Monday after I retire to uninstall her. She may be chilly for the next 3 weeks!
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You want aleutians troughing vs ridging, Ridging further East into the main body of AK is preferable and that’s what the ssta is signaling now....but will it stay?
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Looking at the NPAC I feel encouraged. Warming in the GOAK, Warming also in the PDO region. As of this moment, we could be heading into a big winter if all these trends continue.
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So the "bodies in the streets" thing. I'm almost done with the book-"The Great Influenza" by John Barry. 1918-19 was some off the wall shit. Literally bodies in the streets. Dead people rotting in many homes. It's the equivalent of 1.5 million dead in the current pandemic. Really frightening with the same responses by many in government although medical science was nowhere close to what it is today. Great read.
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https://www.visitnh.gov/foliage-tracker https://www.vermont.com/foliage.cfm https://www.farmersalmanac.com/fall-leaves-foliage-dates-map https://www.depdata.ct.gov/forestry/foliage/foliagemap.htm
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Well now we’re in the same region but your snow should be double mine. Gonna spend some time in the next 6 months checking out snowy locations close enough to medical care...lol.
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The funny thing is I could tell Phineas was seething when I was in full weenie mode for that clipper dumping a widespread 6+ 12/31/08. Must have been pre sub forums and he was annoyed from MD.
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I could care less about the lawn. Some of my neighbors have sprinkling systems and lawns are green-no local restrictions but mine will be green again by October which is kind of ironic. Big items to buy over the next 2 months are a leaf blower, lawn mower, snowblower. I really don’t anything not cordless and recharging.
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Not severe. Sorry but 25% below normal is just not severe.. lol...lawns aren’t the drought marker.
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Thanks Mike! Looking forward to late night euro pbp sessions...lol
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Lol...I remember 2014 September being dry and Kevin posting Epstein correlation of the higher probability of a sub 50 inch snow winter. That on the doorstep of the snowiest winter on record...lol.
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I probably need to change into shorts today however-it’s warm.
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Borderline
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Pretty much. I wear shorts when it’s summery. No point in wearing shorts when the high is sub 70 but I’ve seen guys walking around in shorts with highs in the 40s-I don’t see the point.
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Shorts season is coming to an end. Long pants yesterday and today and certainly after work most days this week. 10 work days left!
