Cold Miser

Woke up early today (2:00am), so @ around 4:00 I decided to drive into work via an hour at the gym. As expected, it only took a few miles to hit nice snow depths vs my paltry 2-3. All along route 44, all the way to Manchester I went through waves of 9"-12" and more. The route has limbs overhanging the entire width of the road so I was getting pelted with puffs of snow, and in some cases there was enough tree limb snow where the road could have used a plow. This was a nice, weenie fantasy snow ride for sure. I seemed to be the only one on the road, and the snow looked awesome reflecting off of the headlights. Before anyone hits me with it, I'll do it myself...

That 5.3 is right near me. Someone else had a sh.it amount.

lol Alexander Lake

At least I had more than Wachusett.

This is going to sound pathetic, but I have 2 seasons where I did put the tarp on a huge pile of snow from roof shoveling when I lived the next town over. I was able to hold on to it until mid April. If I can find the pics I will post them. It was after some big snow winters a few years back. Sad indeed. Yup. Complete snow lover hence the screen name (and my comment to NorEastermass above), but my relationship means much more, so until I retire and convince her to move the Adirondacks for the winter this is it.

@Damage In Tolland House side pic (opposite of the lake side). Just 2, maybe 3 inches at the most. I suppose it's deep if you're a field mouse.

Not that deep. Just a few inches around the shore. Other side of the house is full cover, but just 2 inches or so.

@The 4 Seasons This was taken at around 2:00, after the brunt of the snow was finished. 5+ inches reduced to a few inches of wet, nasty slop. Utterly useless, and terrible. Winter sucks. My spot is like living in the mid-Atlantic. Besides some random Connecticut island in the Long Island sound this area is the worst snow spot in the state, and probably all of new England.

What Steve said. It's depressing, but it's just snow.

I'm going with 5.5" here at my sh.it spot in Dayville (aka Lava Lake). With the saturated snow that came in the mid morning there's probably 2-3 on the ground still, if that. Crap in, crap out.

I've had about 5" so far here at Lava Lake, but it's so wet and compacted at this point its hard to get a true measurement.

Post some snow pics from today in the bustling mecca of Dover, and change the narrative (I'm guessing that you can't, but give it the good ole red tagger try). Only you can make change happen!

No obs page, so I guess this is it. Surprised to see the warning still up after the trends and depression in here last night. About 2" here so far.

lol. My 11" from last season laughs at your 15", and my 8" this season chuckles at your so called 12" of futility.

...she goin' bye bye.

Meanwhile in the Adirondacks... This guy is an avid snowmobiler and lives on the eastern edge of Tug Hill in the Adirondacks. He lives and breaths riding, and normally puts out in-depth trail reports. Mailing it in on Feb 9th.

...The more important question to you is, when did you cheat on Miley Cyrus with Taylor Swift?

Hopefully more rain than snow since my snowblower is down for the count at the moment.

Nah...Just run it off the dock over here right into lava lake.

Couldn't happen. Damn thing doesn't work anyway...even after the tune up and work done to it 14 months ago. Luckily there's been no use for it since 2022.

All is good. It's just snow. I'm rooting for a second year of futility at this point.

...I found snow not too far from me. It's still white like I remember it.

Snow? Whats that? Still at around 8" for the season for me. Every once in a while I see a pile of snow in a parking lot.