PhineasC
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Yeah, 81 inches in February, but then March crapped the bed with "only" 17.
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From 2/25/10-2/28/10, Randolph recorded 57.1" of snow. LOL
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2020 is just full of surprises, isn't it?
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The CoCoRaHS site in my sig averaged 185" over the past 10 years.
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Oh yeah, that’s where the snow snobs in the DC/BAL corridor live. Lording their 35 inch averages over the rest of us!
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Imagine being a snow weenie who just bought a house at 1,500 ft on Dalton Ridge and you log in here to see @ORH_wxman calling it a total pit. haha
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@ORH_wxman saved me from buying 30 acres in the middle of the woods in Whitefield. Dodged a bullet there as a snow weenie. I would have been sick reading this forum.
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It would certainly be a gut punch for us snow weenies. For 99% of people, it would be fine. LOL
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Looks like a beautiful spot.
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Looks like it is around 1400 ft or so if it’s on Dalton Ridge. Good view if you can avoid the snow hole for sure.
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Everyone shifted south in terms of climo. DCA is RIC. RIC is RDU. BWI is DCA. RDU is ATL. Adjust accordingly.
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The local guy up here who works on my house said that the Town and Country Inn in Shelburne is your best bet. That endorsement may be a bad thing or a good thing. There are some really rustic folks up here and standards may be different... I stayed at Carlsons Lodge in Carroll about 15 years ago. It was fine but can’t speak to quality now. It looks well kept from the outside.
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No expiration date, but the fine print says you need to bring a HECS of equal or greater value with you for your stay.
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You can camp in my barn for a nominal fee.
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Yep, it’s dry out there. Feels a little like CT.
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240 inches in Randolph that winter. I will accept that.
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72/42 very dry air.
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Dry September is fine by me. When it precipitates in September, things turn into a muddy, mushy mess. Wet, dead leaves pasted on everything and turning into a soup. Dry, clear, cool air is what I want. Later in October the windy rainstorms can start up, sure.
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36 here, briefly.
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43 now. Alex is at 41.
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The radiational cooling difference won't be as meaningful when socked in with clouds and snow falling. Precip will be king.
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46 now. Drop has slowed, as usual. Probably end up around 37-39 or thereabouts.
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48/39 here. Better drop than last night so far.
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In Randolph? Is it still breezy? 43f Yep. Winds stayed up around 10mph all evening. Low was 35. It's pretty typical for here. Always breezy overnight and not good for radiating.
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I would move to the high desert, for sure. My wife and I dreamed of a house in the high terrain of New Mexico, but the notion of having to fly there every time turned us off. I love the dry climate. California? No way.
