I just did some google AI. Average us home’s roof can hold 20lb per square foot load. At a10 to 1 ratio, thats 38.5 inches of snow. So actually your point is valid if we get 2 more feet, assuming all of it is 10 -1 ratio.
It doesn’t get heavier when it melts. The weight will be the same. The fluff we just got has a relatively low water content. 3 feet of concrete snow is a different story, but you’ll likely still be fine anyway. If this storm blows 70 it won’t pile up on the roof as much but you will have plenty of other problems besides your roof.
Let's just stomp this idea out right now. This is not going to cut. The closest we would get is a coastal runner, and that's going to be a dry(er) solution for most - and is not likely with a 530 DAM isobar over Kentucky. No.
Thread started in NE forum. This has legs at 5.5 days. Pattern is legit. I wonder if I can bet on Kalshi how people on this forum will be staying up for Euro runs on Thursday.
I suggest checking out the thread @Typhoon Tip started in the NE forum. Classic signals are aligning and he’s all over it. And has been for a few days already.
Mods - is there a way to have a thread exist in 2 forums? I am guessing no -
Had some sleet for about an hour, flipped back to snow for the last hour, and she’s just about blown herself out. Maybe some backend snows. Big over performer here. I’m all dug out too right on time.
Everything down here is over performing. I’m closing on 16 - which was the high range for NWS and every model. Still snowing and hours more to go. 20 is a stretch but we're talking about it.