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  1. radarman
    gondy is running at Killington too for mtn biking.
  2. radarman
    KMart superthread?
  3. radarman
    Hiked KMart today and mask usage on trail might have been 10%. And really that was 10% higher than it needed to be.
  4. radarman
    On the whole though I agree with PFs and PBs sentiment. It'll be a full calendar year plus of having to roll with the punches, just gotta deal with what comes and appreciate whatever opportunities you have to be out in the snow. We're all in on uphill, lift served we're treating as bonus.
  5. radarman
    Hell the science says that porous, stretchy fabrics (common to gaiters) actually increase transmission. And most actual ski masks literally have holes. I also disagree that most wear them. Maybe on the coldest days but not on the majority of days. Imagine skinning with a mask? LOL
  6. radarman
    I'd say the beaches are about 50/50 masks during schlep down but I've not experienced dirty looks because I think deep down folks know it's dumb. To be fair packed beaches occurred much earlier on with more uncertainty. These days we have a whole summer sample size of minimal outdoor transmission to draw on. If there's a mask requirement on the hill it's purely for the optics.
  7. radarman
    I'd like to see the science behind a mask requirement on the hill.
  8. radarman
    The road over Independence Pass into Aspen is pretty sweet too. Did it before game 3 of the 2007 WS against the Rockies only a few days before it closed for the season. Very snowy at the 12k' sign. Near the top the road goes to basically 1 lane with no guard rail. It's awesome.
  9. radarman
    Reports of damage and power outages in Granby/Btown on NWS Chat Cue Troy Brown... "Bingo!"
  10. radarman
    Front edge kind of bowing out a little coming through this area. Got some heavy rain, briefly. Beard's hill might have had a decent gust.
  11. radarman
    would be better if it were a cactus behind him
  12. radarman
    Just got home from the cape... Pouring the length of the pike, crazy lightning. Then all sorts of trees and branches and wires down through Palmer and S Belchertown. Roads closed had to detour several times. SILs in Ware no power and damage. Not quite as bad here by Quabbin however. Will have to review the radar data. Been an active couple months here.
  13. radarman
    9/11/13 is right up there with 7/22/11 IMO
  14. radarman
    Sweet pic. Been a good rainbow year.
  15. radarman
    Back healed?
  16. radarman
    As usual Btown getting its daily downpour
  17. radarman
    Would be nice but no. Some fam has been renting the same place every August for 30+ years. Great spot to relax, definitely on the quiet side at night. The lake speaks for itself of course, fishing/boating/swimming, and there are lots of sandy public beach areas facing all directions. On any given day you might rather be on one side or another. Definitely worth visiting, minor deduction for being inaccessible after 10/31.
  18. radarman
    Frye Island is extremely dusty right now... A lap around the island gives you a thin layer of silt all over the car and the roadside vegetation is covered in a powdery coating. All the same, it turned into a pretty nice evening. Sun mostly out by about 230 and warmed up to mid 70s. Water about that too.
  19. radarman
    One cell after another back built. Heavy rain and thunder
  20. radarman
    Anyone know if 38 was rainy east of the center? Being more purely tropical I'd suspect it might have been. Most of these transitioning tropical storms have rainfall shift west as baroclinic processes take precedence, usually with an incoming trough.
  21. radarman
    Two days worth of battery is a lot. They often take up like half of the collocated equipment shed. But many if not most cell tower sites do have gennys I think.
  22. radarman
    That's what Vermonters call humanitarian aid
  23. radarman
    hopefully he was able to procure ice for those IPAs
  24. radarman
    While we are giving out plaudits and hazard pay, I'd like to thank the utility workers and dpw crews out there busting ass today. And their spouses at home with the kids trying to work remote, on down the line.
  25. radarman
    We had several convective cells move overhead early on. Radar was showing very high velocities at range but as storms got closer and the sampling height dropped, the velocities were also dropping substantially. It seemed like it was going to be a bust until the sun came out and the rain mostly stopped. I don't know if it were coincidence or if that extra amount of mixing might have been the catalyst, because after that things got pretty heavy.
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