Great Snow 1717
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Some people have been in denial about winter 22-23 since the beginning of November....at no point in time did the actual pattern ever look all that good. Keep posting!!!.
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Methuen isn't under a WWA...I'd bet money on BOX reading Ray's posts....
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https://www.wmur.com/article/alton-bay-ice-runway-closed-2023-season-new-hampshire/42612712 Fourth time in 12 years that the Alton Bay Runway will not open.....nothing to see there...
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Vegas has set the over/under at 26 hours....
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The temp,sun and wind are doing a pretty good job at removing some of the snow.
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For the last 2 storms I used the handle(2-3 pieces) from a roof snow rake and a broom to remove snow from trees and bushes. It took a while, but it is better than having to have to pay to have a downed tree(s) removed. Another idea is to tape and/or use zip ties to attach a car snow brush to a long piece of wood.
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It is why I have said for months it is best to wait to see if a more favorable pattern actually becomes established.
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it is because people get too emotionally involved with something(weather) that they have no control over.
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.but it is affecting the type of the weather the patterns produce..
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..but what evidence suggests it isn't permanent?...
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Correct!
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Great point!
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Agree, some people just refuse to accept the realities of CC.
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Back to light rain in the mecca known as Methuen..
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Add the snow totals from both locations to boost your snowfall total stats!!
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Just started to snow in methuen....
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Light rain has ended in Methuen....
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Thank god they cancelled school in the Merrimack Valley area for light rain and melting snow off of tree branches..
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it is certainly having an impact
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With your luck....
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..only from the people who doubt or do not believe that CC is having an impact on winter..
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I do not think that is debatable.
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Agree!!..
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Exactly! Not a lot of snow has come down from the trees. Likely setting the stage for greater tree damage and more widespread power outages.
