Ginx snewx

The best winters here are clustered around the mean for Sept to Nov temps. Higher or lower averages have split results.

Top 5 warmest October's at ORH and following winter snowfall, temps. ORH Ave temp is 27.7 Ave snow 70 inches 2017 96.1 27.5 1963 66.1 23.8 2007 70.1 27.4 1971 99.3 26.7 1949 64.0 28.2

Breakfast and football, nothing better.

What kids? Thought yours played HS ball during the week

Sammy Lillo drinking @dendrite

Leaves on snow sucks but with any luck we avoid last years leaves on snow. Was an awesome storm though

True Oct 10

It's the place we put our snow totals https://wkevin.com/new_england_snow/

Unlike snow shoveling which took half his life lol.

To go to a craft beer bar. Yea I'll rake instead.

No rain here

Yet he shovels snow

Lol I have an electric lawnmower smooth as pie. Maybe it's the variable speed constant reving up and down versus the steady hum of a lawnmower. I get it though. Hopefully you are not the 7AM neighbor. Interestingly you shovel snow versus snowblower. Isn't that the same thing? Snow shoveling is cathartic to you. You see man everyone is different not stepford wives.

I love working outside. Raking leaves is good upper body exercise and it's a calming exercise to me. I have a blower for the driveway but it's battery powered and doesn't have that jet engine blast . Hope Kev wears ear protection and a mask. He worries about pollen but blows tons of it in the air with his 200 mph blower. Lol I put my buds in while I rake with my jams on. Mindless work is a great stress reducer. Oddly there was a WSJ article on leaf blowers today. Lol The leaf blower is to suburban life what the 3:30 a.m. rave in the short-term-rental apartment upstairs is to city life. They happen. They are completely out of your control. They make you want to commit murder. https://t.co/2pCIZZjFsb

Noise makers. I find raking leaves cathartic.

Exercise and keeps the neighborhood quiet

Hey I saw this pic on Twitter this morning not giving you credit

So sorry to hear nice pics

Yo where ya been?

Brian sorry to hear. I would try a big syringe first. Tube feeders are available online but it's a hairy situation. https://www.adelaidechickensittingservice.com/blog/assisted-feed-pre-crop-feeding-for-a-sick-chicken

Those snow numbers reflect the lack of precipitation. Load blown too late in SNE. LBTL most areas have only between 10 and 11 inches of precip from Dec 1 to March 31. Tossed

Oh OK didn't notice since you were discussing snow totals for previous seasons. I can give you city by city town by town just ask.

You need to zoom in to local

You can see all our reports on wkevin.com. I think Kev has a 9 to 6 lead. That's amazing based on latitude alone. Ct has really been on point the last 15 years especially in big snow years. My average went up 10 inches the last decade