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Boxing Day Ice Ice Baby!


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31 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

Happy for our NY friends:  from NY NWS:

If the forecast verifies, Central Park will receive its first
snowfall of greater than 4 inches since January 2022. In the
January 28-29, 2022 storm 8.3 inches was observed.

We’re never happy for our NY friends. 

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31 minutes ago, nj2va said:

That’s for Eastern Garrett County. Where our places are won’t see that much ice…reserved for east of the Cont divide. 

I hope so!  Technically our property is just inside the western most vertex of the warning which is probably why I keep getting phone alerts.  Hopefully it's more sleet/rain here.  You can still see damage from a severe ice storm during the 1990s up on the higher elevations here.  

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23 minutes ago, IronTy said:

I hope so!  Technically our property is just inside the western most vertex of the warning which is probably why I keep getting phone alerts.  Hopefully it's more sleet/rain here.  You can still see damage from a severe ice storm during the 1990s up on the higher elevations here.  

Yeah, east of the ridge line is where they hold onto CAD longer than the rest of the county, so they typically have bigger impacts in ice storms. Vice versa upslope events favor west of the ridge line.

We’re leaving NJ at 5a tomorrow to get out there for the week. At least it’ll turn cold next week after rain Sunday/Monday AM with upslope/snow chances. 

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12 minutes ago, nj2va said:

Yeah, east of the ridge line is where they hold onto CAD longer than the rest of the county, so they typically have bigger impacts in ice storms. Vice versa upslope events favor west of the ridge line.

We’re leaving NJ at 5a tomorrow to get out there for the week. At least it’ll turn cold next week after rain Sunday/Monday AM with upslope/snow chances. 

Good for you!  We leave on Sunday to head back SE so we will miss out on next week's snow.  Will be back again in late January so hopefully we can get a chance to snowshoe then. 

There are maybe about 25 acres on the northern slope of the property that was decimated during that bad ice storm and is now almost a monoculture of regenerating sweet birch.  Our plan is to donate the entire property to the Nature Conservancy when we pass so I am working to negotiate with them as part of the deal to have them cut those down and replace them all with red spruce to help establish a viable population in this area.  Luckily most all the large Hemlocks at lower elevation were spared the axe and the ice so they are doing well.  No signs of Adelgids, hopefully the cold is a contributing factor.  

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9 hours ago, clskinsfan said:

Welcome to the Mid Atlantic....

I am actually ok with this today. I am taking care of my friend’s horses in VA just across from Point Of Rocks. And the younger Ms J has two pet sitting drop ins around Frederick. I do not want any ice. I am still going to watch to see if we both need to move our afternoon/ evening care times up. 
 

The sky to the east though is a fireball. And we all know red sky at night sailors delight. Red sky in the morning sailors take warning. 

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