I always assume a little compaction if we get snow overnight and it's at least a couple hours until I can measure. I usually wait until I see other measurements from close by and see if they're in line with mine on the margins.
I'm obviously not a spotter or anything.
I rode the GFS train to frowntown, but if I'm being honest, I'm OK with 2.75" after going over 9" on Monday.
12" on the season at the end of the first week of January isn't shabby at all!
First snow for the metal roof on our new porch. We haven’t put up the snow guards yet, so everything is sliding down. Really cool to watch the “snow slide” grow over the last few hours!
I was out and about yesterday evening, so I couldn't see a lot, but I certainly noticed the damage to white pines in the area. Heading out this morning and I'm curious to see it all in the light of day.
I’m not comparing the two directly, but from range I recall Monday’s event originally showing up as a weak anafrontal wave.
I haven’t been following this at all, but I guess I will now…
True, but most of us can't analyze anything past like 10 days, and as soon as the slightest whiff of a change in pattern shows up it's going to be bedlam with the sun angle and ground temps and torch talk.
Totally agreed. My ignore list is full from the years of being around here, and I may very well be on others' ignore lists since I generally fun around.