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Wow DQ in town is open already. Earliest start to spring ever.

They could put a few more on the board next week

Wood & Sons out of Maine. My stove recommends hardwood, but these are soft (pine).

What does he have for a pack? A crusty 2-3”? What is he hanging on for? We’re ending Feb seasonably warm and then we’re onto March. He was ready to install in March last year.

We use only pellets with no problem. I found a brand that burns so much hotter and cleaner in my stove than others. I had it run for 2 weeks straight with no signs of clinkers…most of the others would start building and clogging up after 2-3 days. We had -10s a few mornings and the living room was 75-77 and the opposite side of the house was still 65-67. They renewed my faith in the stove.

lol has anyone come close to breaking a daily cold record?

75° and sun?

2.6° this morn. -1° in chook hollow. And the beat goes on…

Yeah…no real noteworthy cold, but just completely devoid of significant warmth since the very beginning of the year.

We will in May

I’m ready for some loose granular.

2.8° I’ve had enough. Let me out.

Link me one of your images that isn’t loading fully

Are you having issues with your own attachments or posts from other users?

Do you guys need resets? I can force the emails to you.

I remember doing one in March 08 and there was like a foot of water. I had to take like 4 stratus cores to reach the bottom. lol

He sings “Here I go again” before the start of every new winter forecast in the fall. I ain’t wasting no more time. But here I go againnnnn

Yeah the plotted values I posted are human obs. Dryslot posted the satellite derived ones that estimate depth via water content. Human obs of depth and s.w.e. are factored in, but I’m not sure how many data points there are. It’s possible for me to have say 20” and Tip has 14”, but Tip could have more water content due to rain, melt, wet snows, etc. If it’s using the same ratio for both of us it would see my pack as being less than his. I think this has gotten a lot better though since cocorahs became popular.

There may be some remote sensing errors in there when comparing our areas to interior SNE. The pack is relatively “dry” up here with barely any rain or melting this year. Here’s the actual.

Not much, if any, flare there. Either there was some shear, he misjudged due to DRSN, the landing gear just simply failed, or there’s some combination of those. Amazing they all lived.

Dog poo composter for the ganja?

He hankers for a hunk of cheese

Probably just made them angry

10.2° Strong wind all night kept us fully mixed. Hopefully this is the last week of the consistently frigid mornings. If this is the high water mark of the pack then I’d like to start melting some of it too. Give me some 35-40/15-20 type days with sun.