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Patrick-02540

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  1. Watching the go-arounds at Newark on FlightRadar. 3 in the last 20 minutes.
  2. About 26mph sustained here, highest gust to 36. .56 liquid. Temp shot up 3 degrees in 30 minutes. 40.5F
  3. My brother has a house on the top of Jackson Highland road. What's going on up there?
  4. Agree. If someone likes the destruction, they can just light their own houses on fire or bulldoze them into the ground.
  5. Same here. Thankfully I have nothing on the property within a 1/4 mile on the east, south, and west sides. Lost three trees on the north side last year on 12/23, but they blew over to the north on southerly gusts, away from the house. You have to plant pine trees in relatively close circular clumps of 6 so that they each buffer one other from the gusts up here. Several neighbors had put them in rows for windbreaks, and they're all lost within 20 years.
  6. They're gonna get in their boats if you post this stuff.
  7. Just flipped to sleet/few flakes. 15 minutes of a nice snow, though.
  8. I was just talking to some Eversource linemen at the gas station and they said they're close to being on their own this time around. Depending on how it shakes out in Kentucky, Ohio, PA, etc, they may be able to pull some crews in on Friday. But they're not expecting much mutual aid.
  9. He was a welding fabricator, so it came natural to him. Nice not to have support posts in the garage. It's a 38x90 open space. The 2x8 walls is overkill, for sure. But I appreciate it.
  10. I agree. I'm on the top of a hill at about 940' and was out for three days after the 12/23/22 wind storm, and for 2 days a few weeks back. The previous owner built the house in 2003 with 24" steel i-beams and 2x8 exterior wall construction. I thought that was ridiculous until I lived here for a few months.
  11. Who wants to educate me? How does a snowpack limit winds from reaching the surface? Thks in advance.
  12. As a kid, Christmas Eve was always more exciting to me than Christmas day. The anticipation and potentiality was always more euphoric than the actual event (even if i got exactly what I expected!). Hunters & sport fishermen often experience some degree of the same, I am told. The thrill is in the chase.
  13. I remember that well. A few dozen cars on Rt 6 in Woodbury that slid off the side of the road or couldn't make it up even the shallowest incline. It was very bizarre. A lot of people who know they can't handle snow don't drive. And when they get caught off guard, they panic.
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