Cold Miser

Few inches in Brooklyn.

For @Damage In Tolland Tree down in Putnam earlier this a.m.

Yeah. some of the guys at work have said this.

I am in no snow land of Manchester. I am getting those pics from others. I can only imagine that spot. Probably close to 6" there by now?

Danielson. (not Daniel son)

Some pics from different people of places in Brooklyn, and one in Pomfret. Here at work, in Manchester, just light rain.

When will the whole thing make its exit?

Such shitty ground surfaces in Brooklyn, and probably elevation to blame, but just a dusting, and barely sticking to the shitty earth in that town.

Unreal for some folks in SNE. Not much for me right now, but for most in SNE it seems the ride has been, snow last October...Nothing in November...Nothing in March...then some people getting hammered in April. (this is why I wait until May to post my winter summary)

I wish I could post video on here. I drove from Dayville, along route 101, to 44, then to 74 up over the hills in Willington then down into Tolland and on to 84. The trip started out with white rain, and zero accumulation, then quickly turned into accumulating snow as I went up in elevation. Heavy, heavy rates by the time I got on to 84.

Melina and Dave's school doing the fake snow day tomorrow..."remote learning" @HoarfrostHubb

Stein's Run...lol!

Right one bigger than left one now.

Leaves aren't even out. Not sure why people are thinking damage.

Ryan threw the hangers out there...Left one slightly bigger than the right one.

Indeed.

lol. WTF has been going on in here the past day or so. I have been completely been out of the loop. I come into Mid-January looking clown maps and Kevin fronting the generator prep charge.

What I hear when I hear the word, "Death".

...But will it give me a bigger penis?

So true about the beaches. Those warm September days are awesome. Such beautiful days, no parking fees, and no crowds. In June we will see fall clothing sales.

A bunch of years ago (when I used to ski) I was at Waterville Valley, the first weekend in May. This was their last weekend to be open at the time. There was close to 100% coverage still, and the skiing was so nice, but the place was near empty. The staff who I spoke to pretty much said that there is not enough local interest, and people in the "south" (Boston and vicinity) are thinking golf and pretty much non-winter sports. . If there is no interest there is no reason to keep taking losses. for a few more days or weeks.

Awful. The Covid-19 collateral damage will be seen for quite some time.

Good size rainbows at Alexander's lake here in CT. 14"-16" range.

When did Wa-wa finally close the curtains?