See I feel just the opposite. Melt it quickly so my outdoor exercise is way easier. I no longer have much use for pack (although I love the visual).
I love the snow but feel done with it soon after it ends.
Is there such a statistic? Anyway a quick eyeball of the data says the number is 39.4 (1935-36 and 1936-37). If we include 1934-35 the 3 year total is 55-a 3 year ratter! We’d need less than 18ish for the rest of the season to better that.
This “storm” has tremendous downside potential. It really hasn’t shown the ability to deliver a consolidated region wide hit so there can be a ton of meh.
Well yes. But knowing the models aren’t perfect doesn’t make the clowns more accurate. Look I post and weenie out on the clowns also but I’m not sure how much value they add especially in a marginal situation like the Sunday/Monday event.
But the point is the model output should be enough for people to figure out how much snow they’re getting. The clown maps with one exception seem to maximize snow for us weenies.