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Last of today's ice pics... Blades of my Rainwise anemometer covered in ice with ice extending outward... Every blade of grass encased in ice and nice ice fan emanating from one of my snow stakes...- 467 replies
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Yes... The lots are the highest buildings lots in Hartford County...
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I used to come up to this spot to snap pics of lightning, ice and measure snow for years. Once the lot went up for sale, I jumped on it...
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It gets better; in the summer when horses are out in the field and they are haying the fields bordering our property... I usually sit on the patio, chew on a piece of straw and spit a lot... lol
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Lol... You're right... Has that open prairie look! Sitting at 1140' with lots of open old farm land...
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Yep... At 1140' here; once down the street a bit to 700 much less impressive
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Icy easy facing window panes; no ice on adjacent (left side of pic) window panes facing north... Kind of neat...
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Few more ice pics from my house in Burlington...
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Burlington, CT. 1140'
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Sorry for delayed response; was on conference calls... All reports say wet roads, but history tells me given temps in your area, icy or refreezing conditions likely along the sides / edges of the roadways; especially secondary roads...
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same here... siting at 30...
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This is why we can't have nice things... I guess the "don't touch the money" saying means nothing to some folks...
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Noting some moderate snow obs (0.5 vis) across northeast PA? KAVP & KMPO
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Nice tornado warning in NJ!
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Thanks Steve... very comfortable and efficient working office... as long as I can stop looking out the window during storm events; lol
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Snowing at a good clip in Burlington! PXL_20230221_092336237.TS.mp4
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Around an inch total qpf; give or take few hundreds
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I have looked at the issue as well. I see not plausible reason for the number of deadly crashes. It is freaking crazy... other roadways that have high accident rate locations all have very specific well-known issues. None that I know in that stretch of 84...
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It's like the Bermuda Triangle of I-84.
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That stretch has accidents on 70 degree days with full sun. I'm not sure why? If they setup a wide angle live television feed from that area it would be one of the most watched channels...
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Same here... Crews heading out to treat given still wet roads and temps crashing into the upper 20's. Normally drying wins out but only takes is one icy curve for an ugly crash. Stafford heading out to treat soon, as well.
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28 here
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1000% NO shot it fails!!! Feet of snow with many inches of ice....
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At this time and in this setup, it is all about how the block retrogrades... if it diverts a bit southwest, colder/snowier/icier trends would win out. One way or the other, I think the next 2 model runs will start locking on to the final outcome with regards to the block. Not a lot of wiggle room given southeast ridge & -PNA so will need to block to make it all happen?
