To echo what lots of you have been saying t'was a decent event for sure. Most of the snow fell between 12:30am and 4am. I picked up 4.8" of the funky stuff in that time. Half of that (nearly 2.5") fell in the 2am hour as the back-end band moved through. That was the hour that I went on a "Jebwalk" as you young folk call it. Fluffy flakes with a NNW breeze (15-20+mph gusts) to boot. Every time a plow would come through plowing the road the road would just whiten up again in a minute.
I wonder whether the fluffiness of the aggregates made the snow seem less heavy than it was in reality because I was quite surprised to measure an additional 2.2" of snow in a mere 50 minutes. I mean I knew it was coming down hard but I didn't know that it was THAT hard.
Another year is upon us (The 2022 wave is crossing the Atlantic as of this post). May it bring happiness, joy, success and healing for those who need it.
Happy 2022.
Yeap. It's from that same line segment that I mentioned above when it was near Winchester. Got very brief heavy rains and some enhanced breezes (20-30mph gusts) from it. Heaviest rates since... probably October 29th.
Are any of you near Winchester folks seeing stronger winds with that bowing line of downpours? I'm seeing 50-55mph winds like 2,000ft or less off of the ground via TIAD.
Almost forgot to wish you all a Merry Christmas. So...
Merry Christmas weenies from one to ninety-two! May the final days of this year go swimmingly well and beastly!