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A couple of inches will be nice to insulate the ground from the impending cold.

That’s pretty good. You get enough fluff that it still really piles up. Someone east of Ontario can pull 3ft and it’s compacted down to a foot in a week, but you’re more like the Tug hill where you are.

I picture flips in the doggy doo.

Norlun troughs and coastal ME/NH/NE MA

That would be some real Randolph magic to get an inverted trough to jack you up there...lol

From Stein to days and days of snow.

I’m safe with ptype so I went with the weenier map.

Good setup for it with that PV lobe dropping through. Those isobars will be getting the Krafty tug.

From 0.0” on last night’s run to this wizardry.

Agree. A lot of guys struggle to even play that many seasons.

I'm happy. Big Bucs fan right now.

v16 with warning snows from ALB to the northern Berks. A few inches into S NH as well.

There’s something happening here. What it is ain’t exactly clear.

You joined in 2010 and you’re just learning this now?

I didn’t even stay up for the euro op before my 34”.

I don’t smell them either. Although the chickens surprisingly leave them alone.

Yeah the stink bugs were introduced to PA a couple decades ago. We have some up here now, but our fall outbreaks are usually those western conifer seed bugs.

Nice cam shot of MWN from Wildcat.

Yeah this wind can stop now. It was roaring all night.

NAM is just eating it away with the sfc high nosing in.

Curious how much water you have in your pack right now. I think I remember your pack being around 18” the other day? I usually say that the pack quickly likes to get back to 10:1 so it makes sense how those 8” new quickly compact down. I saw it for myself in December with 34” of 20:1 getting cut in half in 2 days.

I’ve burned through a few temp/hum sensors experimenting. Like when I get dew drift I’ve tried baking the sensor to recalibrate it. I wouldn’t do it. ;) My leaf wetness sensor functions as a precip detecting sensor as I have it mounted on a metal electrical box with a 12 volt RV bulb inside to keep it warm and evaporate the precip as it falls. That’s shortened the life of those over the years. I’ve gone through a few anemometers as well. I have to get another one now as my speed stopped reporting. I can probably replace just the reed switch inside, but I’ll just get a new one and fix the old one later. Davis occasionally upgrades sensors so I’ll buy the new options as they come out. Mine’s been up since 2006 so that’s 15 years of some rough weather. I replaced a few cosmetic items a couple years ago too...like a few new rad shield plates, solar/uv mounts, and a new ISS transmitter (mine was cracking a bit).

My setup is over $1k, but it’s my biggest hobby.

May go below 10F for the first time since 12/19. That's insane.