SouthCoastMA

I've had a shit ton of blizzard warnings over the past 25 years, regardless of the current snow drought we are in. I'd be content with one every few years if it's a whopper

There will be more blizzards in the next 10-20 years. less frequent, but possibly more violent? wheres George to chime in

It has been boring recently, but we will get our share of violent weather soon

My locale is a bit too close to the water I think, but ya not suprised.

29.1° around 4:30 Already back to 34

What is more likely in your backyard, a 7" snow event or 7" rain event

if it clears out, low/mid 60s w/downsloping winds Saturday afternoon?

56.3° and Mostly Cloudy. Can't really complain, but I wouldn't call it a torch or anything. Average high here is 57

Seems like deja vu where you have a storm track that looks somewhat promising in the 7-10 day range that shifts north with time and ends up traversing the Lakes to NNE/Southern Ontario. Meh.

32.4° - so close

34° No sub freezing yet

yeah let's keep these 50s rolling for a while, and at least keep the first half of Nov relatively cheap

Finally uninstalled this past week. That should help

higher volume of turkey droppings keeps insolation high and lowers heating bills