Damage In Tolland
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At 4,000 feet in far NW mountains it’s not hard to snow
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Cops salaries FTW!!
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It’s either that , or no cold air on our side of globe talk and then waiting for the next run of the weeklies to shit up the forum .
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Agreed. I don’t think it’ll be a top 5 event , but you can envision this one rivaling the ones we had in Nov and Dec back in the 90’s. Those gusted 65-70 even inland . My thinking is 50-58 inland and maybe exposed areas rip a 60 or two . At least it’s something fun to track and look forward to .
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Nope. We gust 50+ out of SSE ahead
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That’s all we’ve got , so let’s maximize and look forward to it. Very similar look to the Dec screamer we had last year south of pike
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For all of SNE.. and yes you
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Rips and roars Sunday night into Monday
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If anything it’s going back west
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Rips and roars Sunday night
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Looks like constant snows began in Nov and they sleigh greatly into mid Napril . Every single year. What a winter lovers time to be alive ! A Ginx Christmasstory
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If they ever wanted to do rewrites from our era .. it would be along the lines of Record snow melts, screamers, green Christmases , high dews, bikes and roller skates and the Grinch wearing shorts and a tee
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First day of 20’s for the high at 29. Protecting that grass pack
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Well if Jan and Feb aren’t snowy we are FOC’d. Ray just cancelled the next 3 winters due to a geomagnetic storm.
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Well it is what it is I guess. When they wrote all the lyrics to all of the Xmas songs back in the day .. they must have had snow every year in December. Every Xmas song is about the worts December, icicles forming, mantles and blankets of white, sleigh bells . Ye were snowy times
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Well this is all true in varying degrees, but it did used to snow in Nov and Dec.. and not that long ago. I don’t mean a small 1-4” OES event like you guys had yesterday.. we used to get snowstorms in these months.. even if they didn’t last that long OTG. I can’t figure out if it’s just a bad and vicious cycle we’re in , or if this really is what it’s going to be like each year
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I was driving back from NH looking at the barren green landscape and was thinking about it. The winter is only so long and when you lose weeks and months .. it just gets extremely stressful
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When you sit back and think about it, the amount of days and weeks and months we waste of possible snow waiting for that elusive pattern change to kick in really is amazing. All the tracking, all the 10 days that keep getting pushed back.. just happens so often.. and before you know it Tip is posting about warm car seats and sun angle on Feb 10.. and then Morch hits
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Why always use a valley pit like BDL that never gets good wind? That’s like using ORH for big heat .
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Rains gonna rain trains gonna train
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Ahh ok that was it. That thing ripped pike south . Looks so similar to the one coming
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There were a few in the 90’s we had that were life changers. I’ll say maybe one in 91-92 and maybe a similar one 93-94 or 95-96. One was in November. I lived in Vernon then and there were so many white pines and Evergreens snapped. Gusts 65-70. Again out of the SSE which any met SHOULD know.. is a trees most damaging direction . Sunday night looks like that potential . Especially east of Bristol
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And Hammer is big GFS soundings guy too. Thats his bread and butter . So trust me when I say this. He is on board
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I always laugh at the mehs and no wind and frontal passage posts on these. Think about Xmas morning 2 years ago . That was a great example of the mehs and folks woke up to no power and a foot of snow wiped to grass
