dailylurker

Getting really boring and dry around here. Good for business but I'm ready for a nice rainy break.

What happened to the rain this week? It's looks like it's doing the ole dry on approach we are so use too.

That sucks. The NAM was like the fun guy that always shows up to the party already drunk and brings weed.

Gfs looks much better this morning. It's not just white hot over Canada like it was showing all weekend.

BWI- 8" DCA- 6.5" IAD- 13" RIC- 3" SBY- 4" MBY- 7.2" Barns Corner, NY (my location this winter)- 219" Multiple extreme LES events during late Dec and January. Biggest event. 53"

Keep those lakes nice and toasty. Hopefully the stored heat in Lake Ontario gets unleashed on the Tug Hill starting in December. Warm lakes can lead to some epic conditions on the hill.

No freeze yet or in sight here in the lowlands. Grass is green, flowers are thriving. I wonder if I see a freeze before I leave the tropics on Dec 1.

It's been one of the most beautiful Octobers that I can remember. Arctic blue sky, perfect temps, no rain. It's not that dry. The trails i hike in the woods are moist like they usually are from November to May. The shorter days and low sun angle doesn't dry things out.

I decided to take the day off and hike up Sugar Loaf Mountain. What's with the hazyness today? Low lever moisture? Wildfire smoke? Chem trails? It really limited the view and dulled the fall color. It was still a beautiful hike.

Same. I think there's potential for some really exciting weather. Not just possibly big snow events. Big wind events, big rain events, crazy temperature swings. All fun stuff.

Yuck. Glad I'm headed out of the tropics for the winter. I've seen more snow in one hour where I'm headed then what's forecast for my area the entire winter lol

It would be lol. Watch it be dryer and colder than last winter. It seems like it's always the opposite of what humans think will happen. I've been humbled by mother nature so many times.

It's starting to look drier next week. The trend is our friend for us business owners that operate outdoors. We're having a strong finish to a fantastic season. I'm looking forward to some rest, peace, and snow on Tug Hill this winter. How about that polar vortex disruption in the forecast? Wow

Mild up here on Tug Hill at 1500'. Barnes Corner is reporting 43 degrees. (Just practicing. I'm still in Maryland where it's colder at 38).

Right here. I'd say probably by Nov 10th. I've had a few light frost already which is pretty cool. This has been one of the nicest Octobers in a while.