Sugarloaf1989
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34F And snow. Coating on all non pavement.
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Starting to stick.
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Snowing here and 34F. Really wet ground from the rain.
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Snow, 34F.
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36F Rain with a few snowflakes.
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37F with rain, occasionally heavy.
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42/32 Light rain just started.
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44/30 Virga right now.
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It seems to be struggling to accumulate even that high up with the late April sun angle.
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I380 - I -84 in Scranton I think about 1,000' https://www.511pa.com/CameraListing.aspx
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The opposite of what I want, glad I don't live there.
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Probably more melting snow there than falls from the sky.
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26F here this morning, -13F below normal. Hopefully it warms up soon. Be nice to see leaf out after 6+ months of bare trees. -
Still waiting to lose power, something you told me would happen about a dozen times in the past.
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The power situation was frustrating. Very little tree damage, but no crews to fix anything. I went to the CL&P office in Tolland to find out about repairs. Nobody in the office. Thank goodness my dad had power. The biggest problem was running out of water. We had two huge Saint Bernard's in the house.
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He generalizes and thinks Tolland is how the rest of Connecticut has to be.
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Man, you always have to be right. Forgot you lived in Coventry. Good luck surviving tomorrow night's disaster.
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Power was on down the street from me and in most of town. And it's wrong for Enfield. That map shows Coventry at 61-80% out, or it looks that way, it's very blurry.
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Good for you, my neighborhood was mostly bare. Not much tree damage. 54% of town had power. Here in Enfield, my dad didn't lose power.
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It's 50% bare, 40% in seed and 10% in flower. It's been unseasonably cold here. 27F over the weekend, and 28F last night. Should be 40F at night. Supposed to be 29F tonight. Of course this is going to slow down leafout.
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Same with my dumbass Bradford Pear.
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I'm talking about here in Enfield. I lived in Coventry in 2011. Very little tree damage there, as the higher elevations were mostly bare except for the Oaks.
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We had 3" of snow falling on fully leafed out trees here in October of 2015, 10" of slop in 2011 and didn't lose power here.
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They had alot more snow than we will have out of this. You think every weather event will cause some sort of disaster.
