Layman

I know I asked basically the same thing earlier, but this is with respect to the 1991-2020 30 year averages, correct? To that end, is there a specific reason for using the 30 year timeframe? I believe @dendrite mentioned they were updated every 5 years if I recall correctly. My guess is that the recent 30 year look back allows for near term trend identification and accounts for relevant, real-time-ish temps.

Don't ever discount this and take for granted how lucky your are! My back issues have had debilitating affects over my life. Small and careful improvements/rehab over time allow to continue to do things but it's always an issue.

Please be safe! Looks extremely treacherous.

I think you mentioned this previously, and I believe it says it right there on the bottom right of the image, but when saying "the globe is warm", that is specifically with respect to the global climate from 1991 to 2020, correct?

That's what she said...?

Do those have reverse these days? The last machine I had was a 10 year old Motoski that I bought for a dollar in 1983. It looked and rode like it was 40 years old at the time I imagine they've come quite a way in the past 50 years. It was a beast for my 10 year old self to try and manage. My wife wants to rent some to try it out at some point. I'm thinking a compromise is tracks for the SxS!

I was catching up this morning and totally thought you had posted that map until I saw your reply I'm a fan of the pretty maps though, and enjoy seeing them posted regardless of how inaccurate they are. Keep em coming!

After yesterday and today's wind, this is where we sit. The rest of the snow is packed into the tree line a few acres east of this stake!

Clearest video yet of that Delta regional crash in Toronto - all crew and passengers survived thankfully. https://x.com/fl360aero/status/1891805600838766911

Recorded my highest gust ever on this PWS at 1:29pm today - 49mph

Pics don’t do it justice but there’s a lot of snow and snow chunks flying through the air here.

Absolutely ripping here. Snow twisters spinning up across the field like crazy. If we didn't get that sleet, the drifts would be impressive.

Praying you're able to rebuild after this.

Breezy this morning but no high winds yet. We did record a 36.5mph gust at about 1:45am which is really solid for here. Haven’t attempted to plow yet but will soon. Left everything untouched assuming we’d get lots of ZR but thankfully that didn’t happen. Ended with about 9” total.

Welcome dryslot, good to meet you!