Sounds about right. Up until yesterday, I really thought this would be 1-2” of fluff I could hit with the leaf blower. The downside of over performers is shoving.
I was planning on using the leaf blower to clear snow tomorrow. I may have to go into the deepest, darkest recesses of my garage and look for my long, lost, rarely used shovel.
I was thinking the same. The trend of late has been for the models to dry up as a storm approaches. Couldn’t ask for a better time to reverse that trend.
Oh, and Ralph…hope you’re planning to spend Christmas at Point Pleasant.
38F/28F
I’ll play it safe and go with 2-3” for my backyard. As always, there will be jackpot zones and someone will get fooked with subsidence. Who? We just can’t know.
Quick hitter on the NAM. Perfect timing, too. Coming at night with cold ground will give us instant stickage.
And Ralph, if you had hair one on your jawn, you’d have started the Christmas blizzard thread already
N'ah, the Wiggum storm is the Christmas Blizzard he promised us a few pages back.
Just .20" yesterday. Currently 31F. Funny how it only got above freezing this week for a few hours when the precip arrived.
That’s all I’ve ever wanted, a Christmas Eve storm right out of “It’s a Wonderful Life”.
Snow starts around 3-4pm in the afternoon, rips fatties all night long and winds down Christmas morning just as I’m opening up what Santa left me. Sigh!
I’m resigned to the fact it will probably never happen as long as I’m living in southeast PA. Hence my plans to retire to a colder climate.
My Saturday night TV line up as a kid in the 70’s:
Emergency!
Mary Tyler Moore
The Bob Newhart Show
And if I was lucky, I got to stay up for Carol Burnett’s monologue