Sugarloaf1989
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Cannon also making snow.
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Happy Birthday.
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25.9F here currently. Coldest of the Fall season so far.
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We 20's currently 28.6F.
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I see BDL got up to 48mph, but I didn't seem like it was much past 35mph here. 10/17/19 was far more impressive wind wise. My whole house shock. Freakishly warm last night, up to 74F.
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The high wind warning has been cancelled for Hartford County.
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57.8F here, very little rain or wind right now.
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CF passing by, temperature down to 66.8F from 73F. Winds are meh.
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I heard that Keystone/Summit Country broke it's snowfall record for October with 43" of snow.
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73F, a/c back on.
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Meh winds, much stronger winds with the coastal storm last month. 72F right now, more typically for August than November 1st.
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Worst power outages ever seen in October enroute from the 55:mph gusts.
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It poured here this morning. Heaviest rain I've seen in a while. Break in the rain now and kids are out trick a treating. Looks like a 2-3 hour break, perfect timing.
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0.99" of rain, wind gusts are meh.
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About 60% bare trees here in Enfield with the Oaks making up the remaining Fall foliage color.
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7/10/89 While I didn't experience the tornadoes first-hand, I did see the extreme damage done to Mohawk Mountain. You could see it's path for many years afterward.
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Years ago (October 1996) I was doing a trade show in Summerton SC. I drove up to Beech NC, the highest city East of the Mississippi. I also drove up Mt Mitchell, the highest point in the Eastern US. Beautiful foliage along the way.
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Sugar Maple along my driveway.
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Peak Oak foliage along I-91 in Springfield and Northampton. OxBow, MA
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I was digging through the Photobucket pictures looking for 4/07 snow pictures and came across this picture. Me heli skiing 12/93 in B.C
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2/11/83 - I remember really loud thunder and lightning with the blizzard. I was 11 years old at the time.
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I posted this picture of my front yard yesterday to show the pre 10/29/11 snowfall we had. Notice my Bradford Pear in the picture is still green. I shook the snow of it to save it two days later. My Dad's was to large to save that way and it split down the middle. Since 2011 it's grown back from the stump.
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Saddleback 4/14/07 A day before closing day and just before the start of the 4/14 - 17 Nor'easter. This remains the most snow I've ever seen in April. Previously I'd seen a few inches of snow here and there, but not feet. Saddleback closed on 4/15/07 with a 60" base.
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3/8/96
