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Ginx snewx

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  1. Spent some time checking now data. Days of the year with most 10 inch plus snows. Jan 20th and Feb 5th. Big surprise was how many Dec 26ths show up for the 6 plus day. Best climo period for big snows is fron Jan 15th to March 20th. Best days yet to come
  2. Yea IDK, Stacey is a stickler but that was the greatest problem, immovable stuff. Lol though at some of these Coops West Thompson CT Lake Coop had 24 inches with .5 W/E
  3. Wasn't there 2 reports of 50+, one in Lincoln and 1 in Woonsocket? Overdone most likely, most impressive to me was the 4.5" w/e out of the Coop in North Foster RI. Once a day measurement, probably topped 40 there too
  4. Huge crowds on the SR cams this week, you too?
  5. Diane I provided a link for you earlier. It has a great section for new users leafly.com
  6. Do some research and by god ditch the benadryl https://www.leafly.com
  7. indica for sleep, sativa for pain but alert, hybrid to relax. You need to ramp up your dosage or try vaping.
  8. YTD rain an incredible 76.89 about 25 inches above normal. Just in one year erased a 5 year 20 plus inch deficit. Balance . Jan to Dec 2018 totals Rain 76.89 in. Snow 78.7 in. SWE 7.97 in Temp 51.3 +.5 AN My station had 78.53 rain but the stratus along with snow core sampling yielded 76.89. Its important to use the Stratus and core sample. Yesterday both matched exactly but I have found the tipping bucket can be a .1 or so off. That adds up in 365 days. I had 169 days with at least a trace of precip
  9. Best rock and blues local bands as well. Lol I just have read your in law's comments over the years. Obviously you are in Mass instead of Maine for more than just the cat, just sayin.
  10. You have lots of in law issues lol. Best of luck in your search. I always liked ORH even in the seedy times. Mix of blue collar, college kids, and chic. Tons of memories
  11. models, particularly the Hi-res NAM, suggest that a low level E/NE ageostrophic component to the wind persists through mid morning Friday. This may tend to lock in the low level cold air across portions of the southern Adirondacks, Mohawk Valley and SE VT, especially once reinforced by wet bulb cooling. For these areas, have raised ice accretion to 0.10-0.25", with locally higher amts possible. Combined with some wind later tonight, have added mention of isolated power outages to these areas within the WSW statement. Elsewhere, expect ice accretion of a trace to up to one tenth of an inch, with no ice currently expected within the mid Hudson Valley region. There remains some concern given such low initial dewpoints this afternoon, and with the aforementioned low level E/NE ageostrophic wind component, that freezing rain may linger in some areas, particularly north of I-90, well into Friday morning or closer to noontime. If this potential increases, then the end times of current Winter Weather Advisories may need to be extended until closer to noon. This potential would be greatest within portions of the central/eastern Mohawk Valley extending into the Lake George/Saratoga region, as well as across extreme SE VT.
  12. holy crap is the NAM cold for CNNE , legit ice
  13. I did see legit flakes but also saw in a sun beam that was pointed to the ground what looked like dust, anyways I am jelly to the max over that spot
  14. Looks like it in the sun rays , clear sky and snowing, how great is that
  15. Damn I can see diamond dust in the sun rays. What an awesome spot http://1800cam.ddns.net:8155/stream.jpg
  16. Lol no I follow a lot of skiers on Twitter
  17. Pics and video out of Jay Peak suggest its not that light.
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