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He didn't say that everyone will get the vaccine, he said that there will be enough doses for everyone to get one. Let Darwin take care of the rest.

Same here. went from 15" to a trace in 11 days.

Dude. That makes me feel old.

Here is the gauge graph

I figured I'd put this here. I have been eyeing the Huntington County river gauges this week. I was not worried about flooding per se, but ice jams causing flooding. Yesterday afternoon, I noticed a gauge spiking on the Salamonie River. I was getting ready to go check it out when I received a call from IWX about the same thing. I took the UAV with me and caught some footage of the ice breaking up. There was a mile or so of sheet ice behind a low head dam, with chunk ice piling up behind it. I got there just as the strong current and chunk ice caused the sheet ice to break up. (apologies about You Tube degrading the video quality) I love my job.

I started to type something similar, then deleted it. I found that while exerting myself, such as shoveling snow, I feel better as my mouth stays moist and my lungs feel better.

You may see me wearing a mask during flu season even if not mandated. I care about the health of those around me, family, friends, co-workers, co-shoppers, etc. I don't want to make others sick if I am unknowingly spewing the flu virus (not to mention that it may give me some protection.)

I went from 7" yesterday morning to 3" this morning. I can't remember losing that much in 24 hours without a warm rain being involved.

We lost 5" today alone, from 7" to 2"

Just got my second shot. The first was the same as you with a slightly sore shoulder. Still waiting to see if I have any symptoms with this one.

I'm a year-around long stubble guy.

A McHenry Special

Has anyone heard from Bo lately? It's been awfully quiet from the yooper.

That 6" bullseye over MBY is most likely taint from Sunday, but that's still lol. The uncle's off his meds again.

Dude, you're having a very nice winter. Tons of snow, deep snow cover and cold to keep everything locked up.

Final call: 3.5"

Took a Jeb walk and took the measuring stick with me. Hard to measure, but averaging many measurements, I'm confident that at 9:00 EST, I had 7.4". Probably another inch since then. Just incredible out. A foot or bust. Actually, based on radar, wouldn't be surprised if we hit 14".

Flakes are small to medium, but just pouring.

I've been quiet here, mostly just lurking, but I am getting buried! Rates are incredible.

Thanks

Government employee here too, but I had to come into the office today. I already told the Director that I'll be working from home tomorrow. Yep, this is the one that most of the sub forum has been wishing for, excluding Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, although they all got in on winter while all we saw was bare ground. Also, anyone else here on NWSChat? I got booted awhile ago, and can't get back in. Outage?

The old axiom is to get the best snow, you have to be able to smell the rain.

I agree with you in going Watch for Cook and dropping to an Advisory later if necessary