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WinterWolf

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  1. Agreed 100%…just used it to show the sun angle idea. 4/1/97 was a better example for sure. 10/2011 another great one.
  2. That was a cery cold storm…lost nothing to latent cooling in that one. But as Tanarac said, 4/1/97 was even a better example, no where near as cold an airmass, but it didn’t matter.
  3. I get that, but we’ve explained the situation.
  4. I tried to explain the melting snow will latently cool the surface… so snow will quickly accumulate once that happens, if the rates are there.
  5. Lmao…just take the loss. This isn’t about exercise or lifestyle. It’s about how snow accumulates proficiently even with sun angle and warm ground working against it, during moderate to heavy rates…1”/hr.
  6. If you had the rates the temp would have wet bulbed down. You didn’t have the rates.
  7. Yes, that’s what he’s saying…he thinks you would have needed 4-6 inch per hr rates. Cuz the ground was warm, and March sun. Lol.
  8. Yes, that was a cold storm…But that doesn’t matter. October 2011 was 30-32 for alot of it. Just yesterday it was around 30 too in a lot of areas. 1997 same thing. It’s all about the rates. Doesn’t matter what time of day either.
  9. Yes, exactly my point, I remember that so well October 2011. We had OCM saying it too in CT…it didn’t matter one bit…the snow stuck like there was crazy glue on the ground.
  10. The great April blizzard of 82….snowed all day during the day. It doesn’t matter if the day before was literally 80 degrees…or the sun angle nonsense, we’ve proven this time and time again. The rates are all you need. April, May, October..it doesn’t matter at all.
  11. Tried to tell him…he wasn’t understanding. The sad part is, there are METS out there on TV that say stupid crap like that too.
  12. It doesn’t matter bro…the rates are what matters. I mean c’mon..4/6/82 it accumulated to 2ft here. It’s not the ground, it’s the rates.
  13. I don’t think late October during the day time is much different to be honest. The point is if you have the rates it doesn’t matter at all.
  14. Nahh..not really. We saw it in October of 2011. Heavy rates and the warm ground eventually gets overcome by the melting snowflakes and eventually cools and accumulates fine. It doesn’t take long when the rates are there.
  15. Your rates just weren’t heavy enough…heavy rates and the whole warm ground nonsense goes out the window.
  16. Man look at Wey…44 on Saturday, while we bask in 75. As has been suggested, that warmth probably all ends up further SW of SNE, but that would be something.
  17. Not looking so good though. Maybe it doesn’t pan out with the damp rain…but we know how this usually goes.
  18. Ya had to know it was coming…happens more than not in SNE. Ya get a few nice days in the beginning, and everybody is giddy, then she pulls the rug and bones us with the real Spring weather…sucks.
  19. Kev said stein and 2012…it was 37 here today, in 2012 it was like summer. 2012 and Stein total fail for March.
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