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CT Valley Snowman

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  1. Oh yeah we never forget that beast. A foot of concrete in the valley on fully leafed trees was a disastah. Shotgun blasts and power flashes throughout the night. Long lines waiting at gas pumps and fights breaking out in Springfield. A solid week plus without power for many.
  2. Probably gonna be a 42-43 diurnal here today
  3. Yep about 20 degrees difference between me and Kev as well last 2 mornings.
  4. You might be the warmest place in all of CT right now.
  5. 26.4. Nearly 20 degrees colder than DIT. And by afternoon I'll be 5 degrees warmer.
  6. I have a Tacoma with 327K, still going strong. My 18-year-old son is driving a 07 Corolla. Our main family van is newer, but I have no shame in using older vehicles as well. I have 2 young drivers 17 and 18 years old on my insurance policy which is very expensive.
  7. Looks like the GFS was hitting the bong at 12Z.
  8. Yeah, we long done here. Already down to 34 and this will be the 5th night below freezing. It's just different microclimates. That's what makes weather interesting. And yeah, I would trade frosty fall mornings for more snow in general and a 1K climate in SNE. But as long as I live in the valley, I'll enjoy the things here like large diurnal swings, cad, big heat in the summer and big time radiational cooling. But it sure is frustrating getting downsloped to hell on a big-time snowstorm.
  9. It's great out there no doubt, perfect for outdoor activities. Also a snooze fest in terms of any real excitement.
  10. My back yard is filling up with leaves. Foliage maps say we're heading into peak, but at least locally, things were more vibrant late last week. Will probably get a second wave of color as different species begin to change.
  11. Still managed a pretty good frost this morning.
  12. Foliage seems to have dulled a bit locally after wind, rain, and a couple of freezes.
  13. Still 41 here as a light wind is holding on.
  14. 1.85" at home. 0.0" so far up here in Maine.
  15. People travel for beautiful scenery and what interests them. Seeing fall foliage in New England is on the bucket list for many people who enjoy traveling. It's become more and more popular. Most people wouldn't travel to experience exciting weather, but many of us here would because that's what interests us.
  16. Yup, that area and Litchfield County are the best overall, but nice scenery can be found everywhere. HelI, I just wake up, drink coffee and look at these trees in my backyard and I'm happy.
  17. If you're really into it, it is another level of scenery up there, but for me it's not worth the crowds/traffic and the leaves down here are just fine.
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