Great Snow 1717

I've never understood why some people want to experience a hurricane on the scale of the 1938 hurricane. . The devastation would be unimaginable. People complained about being locked down during the Covid-19 situation. The aftermath and quality of life following a hurricane similar to the one in 38 would make the lockdown seem as if it was some very minor inconvenience.

At some point I'd like to hear your thoughts on the TS/hurricane drought in New England but that is for a different thread.

It is what makes weather so interesting.

Isn't weather always a "maybe" to some degree???

Nearly 2.5 inches at LWM combined for Wed and Thus.

The good thing is you can look for Vlad's HR ball in your yard.......

Had torrential rain in Methuen and a lot of lightning but very little wind.

I'd say the same thing if I noticed my Penske rental truck being towed

Looks like Noyes beat you to the punch......

Good thinking on your part to rent the Penske truck to transport your homemade radar system!

Torrential rain in Methuen.

Mark Zuckerberg took your advice...

Taxes on govt pension and SS have to be given strong consideration so I fully understand why PA is appealing to you. Pittsburgh is a great city. Home prices in that area are far more reasonable than in Ma. Great area for hs,college and pro sports.

https://www.weather.gov/media/pbz/records/hissnow.pdf Home prices are cheap compared to NE but not a great area for snowfall.

At least there is something to pay attention to during the dullest weather time of the year.

I'm taking Pitt 2 + 8 for next sunday!!

That is because the model runs brought clarity and reality to the storm threat(s) ....and then it was time to move on to the next potential threat. The issue became that some people could not pull themselves away from the virus thread. It's sort of like JB, he feels compelled to respond to every bit of news that mentions global warming. It's sort of like when a needle gets stuck in a groove on a record. Some people just got stuck. Hopefully you have better luck this winter when starting winter storm threads!!

Phin is 2 for 2. Some people had become obsessed with the topic.

Agree. Better to be safe than sorry even in a very low risk area.

Stalls in the gulf until September, then makes a beeline for the coast, then a Cat 6 redux of 38.......

Depends on how much money you want to spend for a nice looking lawn. Personally I'd rather invest the money in something that I need or want to do. My lawn is decent. A neighbor down the street has a great looking lawn but his water bill is huge. Plus he uses a lot of different chemicals on his lawn which is another major expense. The fascination with lawns is an obsession with some people. A former neighbor would spend hours working on his lawn. His lawn looked better than augusta! He moved out about 15 years ago. A couple of years later he came back to visit. He was appalled at the condition of the lawn at his former home.

lol

For the most part it has had an El Nino look to it for quite some time. JB has made the point that the waters have never returned to normal following the Super El Nino of 15-16.

And you are consistent as well...……….