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February 5-6 Storm Threat II


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Ray! Ray! You end this with a snowpack that is more robust, crusted over and a couple of inches of powder on top. Then you get some on Tuesday...and maybe buried Thurs Fri. 19069 baby! Keep the faith, join the circle. BWIOCoTFTW

Scott, I think it's fair to dread rain from a roof standpoint....I don't care how "satisfied" I should be.

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There will always be a break, I can't stress that hard enough. It's ok, the world will continue to exist if we see a milder period.

Agree!

It's just a contrast to the past few weeks, when we virtually never had a true break.

We've been spoiled, 95-96 had much more frequent intervening thaws.

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GFS saying the departing Tuesday storm gets blocked once it hits a developing scandinavian ridge, and so it sort of hangs around and merges a bit with the PV over eastern canada. It creates a big broad area of low pressure and the s/w in the MS valley is unable to amplify and go negative.

Since the last few systems have come in more amped than shown, and the SE ridging has been generally underestimated IMO I agree that right now I'd rather see it SE than over the BM. Hope that Scand. ridge is a bit overdone too, which will allow for some better spacing.

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Roof rake and calcium chloride FTW

I have said this numerous times, Calcium, The calcium is not the best thing especially for the vegetation but its the lesser of 2 evils and works wonders, The best stuff would be pottasium chloride if you can find it, Its a little more money, Not quite as effetive but thats whats in fertilizer so its not as harmful to shrubs or the lawn..

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Yeah Ray, throw that on the dam if you can. Just salt that crap out of it.

If your dam is more than a 3"x3" rectangular tube running across the front of your house, you will need a crap load of salt. Chances are, it is a big fat log of ice. sprinkling a bit of salt won't be enough. This will probably require numerous applications. I will be working on the icicles, and then maybe some salt applications.

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If your dam is more than a 3"x3" rectangular tube running across the front of your house, you will need a crap load of salt. Chances are, it is a big fat log of ice. sprinkling a bit of salt won't be enough. This will probably require numerous applications. I will be working on the icicles, and then maybe some salt applications.

Depending on how much of an area, A couple of 50lb bags will work....

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Try the chemical tabs that I posted last week. They didn't do **** for me, but might work for you.

Many contractors will tell you to leave the jam alone, unless you're sure that you can remove it safely, without doing more damage.

Thats junk, Get calcium pellets or even better the flake, It stays up there the pellets are like bb's and they dont stay put..

Back on topic, Its going to snow Sun and Monday

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If your dam is more than a 3"x3" rectangular tube running across the front of your house, you will need a crap load of salt. Chances are, it is a big fat log of ice. sprinkling a bit of salt won't be enough. This will probably require numerous applications. I will be working on the icicles, and then maybe some salt applications.

Probably better than nothing, depending on how bad it is I guess. More than likely not a feasible task if this problem is widespread.

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