Cold Miser

Stay extremely safe.

Finish off the oak leaves.

Getting a head start on tomorrow nights gusts? Some practice power outages?

My mom had a live-in woman, originally from Jamaica living with her for the past 7 months while she was recovering. She just got back from Jamaica last week (attending her sisters funeral). Her entire (large) family lives in Westmoreland Parish in multiple properties. We've been texting a bit over the past few hours (her, my fiancé and me get along and keep in touch). She said the eye went right over their properties. They lost everything...Houses, possession. All of it. No injuries though.

Right? Funniest shit since some of the toaster bath images, and other gifs and doctored photos.

With Melissa taking it to the Caribbean, we in New England are stuck with another sh.itty rain storm, and some (not so) scary wind. The only damage we can find are the oak leaves piling up on the lawn of @Damage In Tolland . Now with cold pushed after Turkey Day, it's time for the pre snow season anxiety to kick in for some.

Thank you.

Can someone please explain what that graphic is showing? Thanks.

It's coming.

Next you're going to tell me that the movie, The Day After Tomorrow is based on true events.

...The scent of a future chill in the air has brought me out of warm weather hibernation. The cold and snow can begin soon. Thanks in advance.

As always, I like to wait until after April 1st to wrap things up with the hopes that March would have brought one last hit. Like the last few seasons before, that last hit never came...except to those who managed to hit the 3' bong. ...and, like last year winter was done in mid February, The good news is that I ended up with 4" more than 23/24...The bad news is that it was still a sh.it total. At 19" for the season, this makes 3 winter's in a row @ under 20". The grades (all items are equally weighted) Overall Seasonal Snowfall: F Snow vs. Rain: D Rain was abundant again. Staying power/ (number of days) of pack: C+ How can something so little last so long...No, this isn't something @Damage In Tolland hears from his wife at night, this is me making a statement about the "pack". There was snow on the ground in December, including a pathetic white Christmas, snow on the ground in January, and snow on the ground in February. With the exception of a few brown yard days, there was something frozen on the ground from December into February. Oddly, that depth was never more than 4-5", and mostly a meager 2 or so. Temperature: B Cold saved the day for the most part, but was not there when needed sometimes. Lake Lava mostly froze up at the end of December, thawed briefly around New Years, but then the entire volcano quickly froze up again, and stayed frozen until early March. Local winter enjoyment: C- The snow was never deep enough to snow shoe, but Ice fishing, and enjoyment on the frozen lake helped keep that frown from always being upside down. Snowstorms/ events (quality/ quantity): C- Numerous events, but again, no big dog storm. Overall Grade: D- The only thing that kept this from being a complete failure of a season was the cold, meager pack and a bit of being able to have fun. This is now 3 seasons of snow not even totaling what would be a seasonal average. On the positive side, the 11" total from 22/23 rose 4" to 15" in 23/24, and that total rose another 4" to 19" in 24/25, so maybe, just maybe I can get close to 24" in 25/26.

At least you're persistent. Can't blame a brother for trying.

Me going through some old photos and realizing how much of a weenie I am. This pic was from 10 years ago. I have so many pics from snow events, and many are just rulers stuck in the ground from during snow hikes.

Well now...This thread's off to an awesome start.