Not sure what the gusts were but there was a lot of debris on the road on my way home tonight, even saw a few trees down on the side of the road. Dropped 12 degrees in the last hour.
I have good memories of hunting and fishing with my dad, he's been gone 11 years, but I still have those memories and they make me smile when I think of those good times. The memories never leave. Sorry for your loss.
When I went snowmobiling in New Hampshire a couple weeks ago it was ok, not epic but enough. It snowed while were there, only a couple inches but looked and felt like winter. It's represented in dark blue on your map. I just thought Northern Maine was close to average.
I did that one year, I think it was 2015 and I tossed them up on the roof about every three feet, I didn't hit my spot every time but it worked. That spring I went up and made sure my gutters weren't blocked.
I remember back in the 70s shoveling off over a foot of snow them chopping through almost 2 feet of ice, even the years with little snow the ice was pretty thick, used to like it that was because we fished with skates on.
I was in Holland Ma Monday, Hamilton Reservoir is split in two by a causeway, half was frozen and the other half was 75% open water. Must be deeper on that side. Up in Sterling, small ponds had good cover.
I'm headed to Florida April 2nd so it will probably happen then. I missed two of the March snowstorms in the 80s being in Florida on spring break. More fun down there but hate to miss a March snowstorm.