weathafella

I remember thinking if snow is mixing in by noon look out! Sure enough, working literally across the street from the Garden flakes mixed in by Noon. I leave around 4:30 amd crossing the street to the govt center t stop (had to walk the mile to sample the conditions...) I’m getting flakes drilled into my ear from the wind. I get home to Brookline Village and already I have 4 inches of snow on the deck but it was struggling on pavement. I leave to watch the NCAA finals at my friends house about a mile away on foot with wet pavement on the back alley. Returning 3 hours later to a foot in the same place with it raging. What a special event! Widespread 2-3 feet!!

How much is Trudeau paying George?

Actually I did I remember what you said after 2015 and I may have even responded that’s how you get climo. But while the climo regressed somewhat it didn’t really rat out until the 2 years before this season.

What a baby......your way or the highway..

To clarify for whineminster, that was a hot summer following a hot spring.

Oh yeah-tell that to 2012.

Warm March that can last into April is a treat. Glad I missed the balls cold while in FL.

We morch.

Not really. 2015-16 was below. 2016–17 and 2017-18 were AOA.

Buuuut...it didn’t happen

So the range for mby is 48-72 inches. Not exactly sensitive...lol

Lol....Florida now so yes.

Sometimes they’re too high and sometimes low. Their snow algorithm is weird at times. I guess the take home is we may have some winter left.

For Sey-mour snow

I didn’t see 10 other than a patch in the berks. Not sure what we’re arguing about here....

Is there that much difference between 3-6 and 4-8 on a clown map for 15 days?

I don’t think he read the legend...lol

1950s and 60s were the golden years.

NYC as of now should be considered way ahead given the sizable climo difference. Also, most of us in the area are now 50+. I’m at 54.8.

My advice is don’t pass it up. But I’ve lived in the healthcare world so it’s automatic for us. One thing that seems clear is that those who get vaccinated are largely protected against severe covid.

Or another way to put it is keep your shoes on at TSA airport checkpoint.

And a preliminary happy 75th!

I’m hearing from friends VA is mostly Moderna. Moderna is easier to store and a US company which the VA usually likes. Also, VA was able to vaccinate their entire work force in December and January. My first shot (at Gillette) had a lot of arm soreness but nothing systemic but supposedly the second is more sicky for 24 hours. My friend and his wife got the second and his wife was fine but he had a rough 24 hours. Even after one the protection is supposedly pretty good. We’ll be getting our second 3/16 and 3/18. I hope everyone is able to get one of them soon. I had to use my eligibility as a non covid provider as did my wife. I’m hearing Maine started with 70 and up. MA first group was 75 which I initially just missed until we played the card. (I’m 74)

There’s your 1956-down to same days of the week!

Pretty weak for a 24 hour record