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Both 998...I like them the same size and symmetric.

Up to 6.8/-7 I've been out all day taking the day by the horns. Pulled the gym equipment out onto the ice laden driveway and did some benching and squats. Then I sparked up the fire pit and grilled some steaks and burgers on it paleolithic style. Then we played some ultimate frisbee in the 7" pack. It stings at first barefoot, but eventually you become numb to it. Great morning and I feel alive.

I heard in CT they’re happy with 2-4” this year.

2020 severe season

She likes consistency.

Looking like another 6-7 incher. That's how we roll up here.

2.7°/-7°

It’s fricken cold. I want last weekend back. 6° and roaring.

Looks like a nice streamer for Eek. Just -SHSN here.

6.2” final on 0.47” liquid.

Snow is still plastered on the trees up here. High was only 33°

me too

Lisa estimated 5-6"

I’m not surprised. Mid levels looked good.

Pounding at home again.

Was great growth when I left.

Man roads were a bear until about exit 17. 93 didnt even seem plowed from 19 to 18. Not that much snow here in CON though. Maybe an inch?

2.5” new with 0.15” w.e. Still snowing at varying intensity. Nbd overall, but bad timing with that heavy band at. The morning commute.

Looking like winter again.

Getting blitzed right now.

Nice weenie mid level band on the Nam FOR c/n nh 9-15Z TOMORROW MORNING.

When NYC is initially in the ball game oftentimes we start off cold enough for good ratios (15:1) and then transition to the crappier 9:1. The problem is the higher density snow on top can ruin your fluff a bit whereas fluff just floats on top of a dense base. You just have to think of the ratios almost as another level of ptype transition zones...i.e. fluff > normal snow > dense sugar > sleet > frz rain > rain. I find I tend to be near 0F at the sfc up here at the onset to pull off a period of fluff in a SWFE. Of course that's just my general rule of thumb...they don't all behave the same.

I'm thinking maybe in mid June I'm going to try to steal a Nunavut snowstorm.

JGW

Heavy, heavy fog. A little slick too after an overnight mix.