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November 28 for me. (I'll see myself out)

-10/ dp-19. It is not the lack of heat, it is the lack of humidity. Actually it was nice out when I put the dogs out earlier- just crocs, pj pants, and a warm sweater.

Beautiful day to clear the driveway and be outside. Cool but not too windy and the sun felt great. I broke out the snowblower for the first time in weeks.

I am now at 48.2 " on the season

Look in link found in first post in this thread: https://wkevin.com/new_england_snow/

another 2.5 overnight, 5.5" total. (12.9 since the squall hit )

Make sure to include a yard stick or tape measure in the pic!

3 inches new here so far and dumping Roads unplowed. Only saw one plow on 89 (was on N bound side of road by Sharon), even 89 south of exit 5 seemed untreated, unplowed. Maybe DOT is now heading out. My road had 3+ inches the whole way. I would like to thank my wife for convincing me to get a new set of snows when we got the new car in November and for making me getting them studded

Another half inch overnight, brings the total to 5.8 for the event.

2.1 before 6am and 3.2 more after for 5.3" total. Some light flakes still. Up over 40" on the season now.

I hit a fantastic squall on the way to work this morning. It was just north of Sharon VT about 6:45 or 7am. Went from 33 and fine to 28 and 100 yrd visibility almost instantly. For about 4 miles it was high winds and near white out conditions. Fortunately a car had passed me right before we hit the wall of snow so I had its tracks to follow an an occasional glimpse of its rear lights. By the time I reach the office the temp was 18. Folks will be glad to know that it was dumping in Stowe with 2 or 3 inches on the ground.

Well it has snowed almost non stop here for the last 3 weeks. The sad part is despite this, our total accumulation is exceeded by Pensacola in this period.

I would argue we need to build the pack first. If it rains now, it will wipe out the pack and little will be absorbed by the frozen soil. If we build the pack and rain later then the pack will absorb it and build the liquid content. Then when it melts gradually in the Spring it will release it slowly and allow for better absorption and consistent feeding of streams through late Spring.

And last year was a poor peach crop due to not enough cold air in Georgia/ South Carolina the prior winter meant the trees had not had their required amount of time under freezing. Quite a change in one year.

There has been some mention of it in the February thread as the threat is not in January.

Nice visible satellite showing the Gulf coast snow

What about Blizzardcanes?

Live in New Orleans- someone was just doing a snow angel in the street

Does the location not show up on mobile devices?

2.2 new here in W. Norwich Vt at an elevation of 1240 feet.

But having the SREF giving me the jackpot 2 days out can't be a good thing

Beautiful out there at the moment- deep blue skies, low 20s, little win, fresh snow.

Snowing in NC for those who like to watch snow fall. GO WILDCATS!