ski MRG Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 How was the B'East? I'll be heading there soon Frickin' awesome. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
powderfreak Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 LOL..don't think so Weren't you worried like a week ago that all the New England ski areas would have to close down and snow would be lost to the summits during the thaw? Now you don't think it'll leave the 30s in CT. I like how this is trending. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weatherMA Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Measured 3.2" after shoveling...but there was a 4.1" in Shrewsbury...I always seem to come in low for snow amounts. Mablizzard, was that your total? It was the highest total within 20 miles so I feel it may have been high...but going with the 3.2" total I have a nice 3.5-5.5" snowpack. Looks like winter. 10.4" for MET winter 19.6" for the season including OCT. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CT Rain Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 There actually was good VVs yesterday when I looked along the south coast, but I think lift was actually just modest in this..it was just a great combo of getting it into the DGZ and it went perfect. I think on a mesoscale feature, the lift was probably strong. Dare I say...Feb 6 2003 like. Speed shear type frontogenesis and deformation. Yeah that's it. I talked to a met friend down near the shoreline and he said that what was amazing was that the snow growth still sucked but the lift must have been so strong 850-700mb it was able to deliver without great dendritic growth. Imagine if you were a touch colder around 700 or the frontogenesis was more pronounced upstairs more like 650 or 600mb? Seems like it remained pretty low.... I think given the duration of that band you may have been able to really rip better rates. I wonder if the fact the mesoscale feature was relatively shallow with the best frontogenesis through BL up to 750mb.... you were able to just nail the same places over and over. Had the frontogenesis been more spread through the atmosphere say up to 600mb it would have been a bit more transient as the mid level features moved? Just throwing out some ideas here.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ski MRG Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 What a beautiful night just woke up from a 2 hour nap ready for a night of fire pit festivities and sledding, the landscape is changed full of life and renewal. As soon as you got rid of all that Spring/torch bs from your sig you were rewarded. Don't revert back when you lose some snow, more will be delivered if you keep the faith. Have fun tonight. One more round on the toboggans after dinner then I'm passing out, What a day of Winter fun. The only bad thing about Winter is one day it has to end. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ski MRG Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Weren't you worried like a week ago that all the New England ski areas would have to close down and snow would be lost to the summits during the thaw? Now you don't think it'll leave the 30s in CT. I like how this is trending. It's amazing how quickly they change their tune when they see a little white.lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CoastalWx Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Yeah that's it. I talked to a met friend down near the shoreline and he said that what was amazing was that the snow growth still sucked but the lift must have been so strong 850-700mb it was able to deliver without great dendritic growth. Imagine if you were a touch colder around 700 or the frontogenesis was more pronounced upstairs more like 650 or 600mb? Seems like it remained pretty low.... I think given the duration of that band you may have been able to really rip better rates. I wonder if the fact the mesoscale feature was relatively shallow with the best frontogenesis through BL up to 750mb.... you were able to just nail the same places over and over. Had the frontogenesis been more spread through the atmosphere say up to 600mb it would have been a bit more transient as the mid level features moved? Just throwing out some ideas here.... And probably would have covered a broader area. It sounded like snow growth was decent..well at least from what Messenger mentioned. But there could have been maybe some embedded deeper lift that shot into the DGZ more. I think everything was sheared out more to the ENE, so the band developed and was able to spread ENE based on forcing/frontogenesis...but as the 850 low (or somewhere around that level) approached..it tightned up the thermal gradient just enough over the same area to actually intensify it. Then finally after it passed by, it pivoted se. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Torchey Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 As soon as you got rid of all that Spring/torch bs from your sig you were rewarded. Don't revert back when you lose some snow, more will be delivered if you keep the faith. Have fun tonight. One more round on the toboggans after dinner then I'm passing out, What a day of Winter fun. The only bad thing about Winter is one day it has to end. THis pow will be wiped clean monday-thur, piles will remain...........Feb looks pretty damn good, my 6 weeks of -2.5 30-65 for all sne might work out.......and I am happy the torch is muted. My kids were so happy today sledding, beautiful scene out there tonight Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clinch Leatherwood Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Ripping again...on and on it goes, RUC had it's best day in ages. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CT Rain Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 And probably would have covered a broader area. It sounded like snow growth was decent..well at least from what Messenger mentioned. But there could have been maybe some embedded deeper lift that shot into the DGZ more. I think everything was sheared out more to the ENE, so the band developed and was able to spread ENE based on forcing/frontogenesis...but as the 850 low (or somewhere around that level) approached..it tightned up the thermal gradient just enough over the same area to actually intensify it. Then finally after it passed by, it pivoted se. Yeah there was definitely some lift in the DGZ in the superband but it wasn't epic 3"+ hour dendrite kind of stuff. Given the reflectively we had a large number of relatively small flakes. Yup you wound up tightening the gradient through frontogenesis and created relatively powefuly circulation with lift being aided by synoptic scale ascent thanks to jet streak to the north and a localized burst of warm advection along that relatively tight thermal gradient on the south coast. That frontogenesis overperformed, was in a relatively narrow and shallow layer, and the atmosphere was cold enough around 800/750mb to capitalize on it. Interesting stuff for sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ski MRG Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 THis pow will be wiped clean monday-thur, piles will remain...........Feb looks pretty damn good, my 6 weeks of -2.5 30-65 for all sne might work out.......and I am happy the torch is muted. My kids were so happy today sledding, beautiful scene out there tonight Cool Joe. It's so much fun having being outside with your kids in the snow. Uproarious laughter and big smiles. Not to mention that at about 7:30 or so, after a full day in the cold, snowy air, they pass out leaving the parents to carry on the party.lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clinch Leatherwood Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Yeah there was definitely some lift in the DGZ in the superband but it wasn't epic 3"+ hour dendrite kind of stuff. Given the reflectively we had a large number of relatively small flakes. Yup you wound up tightening the gradient through frontogenesis and created relatively powefuly circulation with lift being aided by synoptic scale ascent thanks to jet streak to the north and a localized burst of warm advection along that relatively tight thermal gradient on the south coast. That frontogenesis overperformed, was in a relatively narrow and shallow layer, and the atmosphere was cold enough around 800/750mb to capitalize on it. Interesting stuff for sure. It was here, but for a short duration, under an hour when we had the 30-35dbz overhead in a narrow band. We flipped to a totally different type of flake after that period and the snow rate fell to the normal inch an hour or so. Case in point for Scott, I just measured a cleared area, 1/2" in the last 45 minutes or so. The snowpack is 8.5". We're losing pack to compression and compaction. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ginx snewx Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Best winter day this year, friggin exhausted. Woot woot Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wxsniss Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 It was here, but for a short duration, under an hour when we had the 30-35dbz overhead in a narrow band. We flipped to a totally different type of flake after that period and the snow rate fell to the normal inch an hour or so. Case in point for Scott, I just measured a cleared area, 1/2" in the last 45 minutes or so. The snowpack is 8.5". We're losing pack to compression and compaction. Messenger's private band... On and on and on, this is just your day! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Go Kart Mozart Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 7" final Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Baroclinic Zone Posted January 21, 2012 Author Share Posted January 21, 2012 Spent a couple hours sledding with my daughter. Set up my usual run from the front door down the front steps and down our front yard. If all breaks right you can end up across the street in the neighbors yard. About 100yds in all. Fun times. Made some snow angels as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Baroclinic Zone Posted January 21, 2012 Author Share Posted January 21, 2012 Best winter day this year, friggin exhausted. Woot woot Agree on the day. For me the other night played out more exciting. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ginx snewx Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Agree on the day. For me the other night played out more exciting. Quickie at night was great but long slow daytime was better. 8 plus OTG, weenie piles look great. Attempt at snowboard not so great Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CT Rain Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Spent a couple hours sledding with my daughter. Set up my usual run from the front door down the front steps and down our front yard. If all breaks right you can end up across the street in the neighbors yard. About 100yds in all. Fun times. Made some snow angels as well. Awesome Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ma blizzard Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 There actually was good VVs yesterday when I looked along the south coast, but I think lift was actually just modest in this..it was just a great combo of getting it into the DGZ and it went perfect. I think on a mesoscale feature, the lift was probably strong. Dare I say...Feb 6 2003 like. Speed shear type frontogenesis and deformation. this event def reminded me of that one , one of my favorite snow events of all time .. that band from ORH to BOS south and east had to be 2"-3" / hr for awhile and was completely unexpected ( i think the NWS forecast that morning was still 2-4 for ORH ) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ma blizzard Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Measured 3.2" after shoveling...but there was a 4.1" in Shrewsbury...I always seem to come in low for snow amounts. Mablizzard, was that your total? It was the highest total within 20 miles so I feel it may have been high...but going with the 3.2" total I have a nice 3.5-5.5" snowpack. Looks like winter. 10.4" for MET winter 19.6" for the season including OCT. nope not my total , I didnt measure but I would estimate about 3" fell (give or take a couple tenths) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BrianW Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Who keeps reporting the high totals in North Haven? My official measurement was just over 10. Clintonville is in North Haven. Im heading over to investigate those submitted totals. 000 NOUS41 KOKX 212209 PNSOKX CTZ005>012-NJZ002-004-006-103>108-NYZ067>075-078>081-176>179-221008- PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT SPOTTER REPORTS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY 508 PM EST SAT JAN 21 2012 THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 27 HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/NYC ********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL******************** LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT CONNECTICUT ...FAIRFIELD COUNTY... SHELTON 9.5 215 PM 1/21 PUBLIC GREENWICH 8.0 404 PM 1/21 PUBLIC NEWTOWN 6.9 115 PM 1/21 PUBLIC-775FT NEW CANAAN 6.5 130 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER RIDGEFIELD 6.5 100 PM 1/21 PUBLIC-600FT BRIDGEPORT 6.2 315 PM 1/21 COOP OBSERVER DARIEN 5.5 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT NORWALK 5.5 1259 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MONROE 5.1 1242 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER DANBURY 4.8 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT STAMFORD 4.5 148 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER ...MIDDLESEX COUNTY... HADDAM 11.0 330 PM 1/21 PUBLIC EAST HADDAM 10.5 100 PM 1/21 MEDIA WESTBROOK 8.0 300 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER OLD SAYBROOK 8.0 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT EAST HAMPTON 8.0 349 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MIDDLETOWN 6.3 319 PM 1/21 MEDIA ...NEW HAVEN COUNTY... NORTH HAVEN 12.0 200 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER CLINTONVILLE 11.9 200 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER HAMDEN 9.8 457 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MOMAUGUIN 9.8 355 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER SEYMOUR 9.5 300 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MADISON 9.2 1240 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER OXFORD 9.0 330 PM 1/21 PUBLIC WOODBRIDGE 9.0 100 PM 1/21 MEDIA BRANFORD 8.3 155 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER WEST HAVEN 8.1 256 PM 1/21 PUBLIC NEW HAVEN 8.0 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT MILFORD 7.5 100 PM 1/21 MEDIA WALLINGFORD 7.4 1215 PM 1/21 MEDIA - WVIT CT ANSONIA 7.0 100 PM 1/21 PUBLIC BEACON FALLS 6.5 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT YALESVILLE 5.6 403 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER NAUGATUCK 5.0 1215 PM 1/21 MEDIA- WVIT CT SOUTHBURY 5.0 220 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MERIDEN 4.8 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT CHESHIRE 4.5 1215 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER WATERBURY 4.3 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT ...NEW LONDON COUNTY... SALEM 10.5 100 PM 1/21 MEDIA LISBON 8.9 457 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER NORWICH 8.0 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT LEDYARD CENTER 8.0 230 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER NORTH STONINGTON 7.4 337 PM 1/21 PUBLIC GALES FERRY 7.3 341 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER GROTON 6.5 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT COLCHESTER 6.5 300 PM 1/21 CT DOT STONINGTON 5.7 300 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MYSTIC 5.0 200 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER NEW JERSEY ...BERGEN COUNTY... OAKLAND 6.5 1230 PM 1/21 PUBLIC FRANKLIN LAKES 6.0 1236 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MAHWAH 6.0 200 PM 1/21 PUBLIC PARAMUS 6.0 1200 PM 1/21 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY RAMSEY 5.3 345 PM 1/21 EMERGENCY MANAGER RIDGEWOOD 4.7 100 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER RIVERVALE 4.6 345 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER BERGENFIELD 3.8 130 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER GARFIELD 3.6 1233 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER RUTHERFORD 3.5 1200 PM 1/21 NJ TURNPIKE AUTHORITY ...ESSEX COUNTY... CEDAR GROVE 3.8 1205 PM 1/21 PUBLIC WEST ORANGE 3.5 1200 PM 1/21 PUBLIC BLOOMFIELD 3.4 1225 PM 1/21 PUBLIC NEWARK AIRPORT 3.3 100 PM 1/21 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER ...HUDSON COUNTY... SECAUCUS 4.5 1200 PM 1/21 NJ TURNPIKE AUTHORITY JERSEY CITY 4.5 1200 PM 1/21 NJ TURNPIKE AUTHORITY HARRISON 3.9 1200 PM 1/21 COOP OBSERVER HOBOKEN 3.0 100 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER ...PASSAIC COUNTY... RINGWOOD 8.0 145 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER WEST MILFORD 7.3 420 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER HASKELL 5.5 1200 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER WAYNE 4.5 1248 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER CLIFTON 3.5 1200 PM 1/21 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY ...UNION COUNTY... ELIZABETH 4.5 1200 PM 1/21 NJ TURNPIKE AUTHORITY CLARK 4.0 1200 PM 1/21 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY UNION 3.5 1200 PM 1/21 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NEW YORK ...BRONX COUNTY... FIELDSTON 5.0 1210 PM 1/21 PUBLIC BRONX 4.2 1200 PM 1/21 BRONX ZOO RIVERDALE 4.0 1223 PM 1/21 PUBLIC SOUNDVIEW PARK HOMES 3.8 1210 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ...NASSAU COUNTY... BAYVILLE 5.3 155 PM 1/21 PUBLIC BELLEROSE TERRACE 2.3 230 PM 1/21 PUBLIC CARLE PLACE 2.3 1223 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER HEMPSTEAD 2.3 1200 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER WOODMERE 2.3 200 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ...NEW YORK (MANHATTAN) COUNTY... CENTRAL PARK 4.3 100 PM 1/21 CENTRAL PARK ZOO UPPER WEST SIDE 4.2 1200 PM 1/21 SPOTTER- W 85TH ST ...ORANGE COUNTY... TUXEDO PARK 6.0 335 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MONROE 5.1 1233 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER WARWICK 5.0 115 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MIDDLETOWN 5.0 1221 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER HARRIMAN 5.0 1259 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER SOUTH BLOOMING GROVE 4.8 326 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER GOSHEN 4.8 100 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER NEW HAMPTON 4.5 110 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MONTGOMERY 4.5 350 PM 1/21 PUBLIC NEW WINDSOR 3.9 300 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ...PUTNAM COUNTY... CARMEL 6.0 211 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MAHOPAC 5.0 330 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER PUTNAM VALLEY 4.6 200 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ...QUEENS COUNTY... ASTORIA 3.5 1245 PM 1/21 PUBLIC LAGUARDIA AIRPORT 3.4 100 PM 1/21 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER KENNEDY AIRPORT 2.0 100 PM 1/21 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER BAYSIDE 2.0 1210 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER ...ROCKLAND COUNTY... TALLMAN 7.0 439 PM 1/21 PUBLIC THIELLS 6.0 205 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER VALLEY COTTAGE 6.0 1205 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER STONY POINT 5.8 1255 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER NEW CITY 5.4 130 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER ...SUFFOLK COUNTY... ORIENT 6.3 1230 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MASTIC 5.4 303 PM 1/21 PUBLIC UPTON 5.3 1250 PM 1/21 NWS OFFICE RIVERHEAD 5.2 1220 PM 1/21 NWS EMPLOYEE SOUND BEACH 5.2 1215 PM 1/21 NWS EMPLOYEE BAITING HOLLOW 5.0 1258 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER EASTPORT 4.8 1209 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ST. JAMES 4.7 1250 PM 1/21 PUBLIC EAST SETAUKET 4.5 1215 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MOUNT SINAI 4.4 245 PM 1/21 PUBLIC STONY BROOK 4.4 300 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MEDFORD 4.0 330 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER KINGS PARK 3.7 330 PM 1/21 PUBLIC CENTERPORT 3.7 1230 PM 1/21 PUBLIC RONKONKOMA 3.6 1246 PM 1/21 NWS EMPLOYEE ISLIP AIRPORT 3.5 100 PM 1/21 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER NORTH BABYLON 3.5 130 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ISLIP 3.0 230 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER EAST NORTHPORT 3.0 300 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER ...WESTCHESTER COUNTY... CHAPPAQUA 7.0 130 PM 1/21 PUBLIC THORNWOOD 6.5 100 PM 1/21 PUBLIC MOUNT KISCO 6.3 230 PM 1/21 PUBLIC ARMONK 6.2 130 PM 1/21 PUBLIC DOBBS FERRY 6.1 400 PM 1/21 PUBLIC YONKERS 6.1 410 PM 1/21 PUBLIC OSSINING 5.5 1256 PM 1/21 SKYWARN SPOTTER MOUNT VERNON 4.5 215 PM 1/21 PUBLIC HARRISON 4.5 130 PM 1/21 PUBLIC Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CT Rain Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Who keeps reporting the high totals in North Haven? My official measurement was just over 10. Clintonville is in North Haven. Im heading over to investigate those submitted totals. It's a couple kids from North Haven that report these obsurd totals. I said I was suspicious of the measurement on Twitter and I got like 20 messages and pictures trying to prove it lol. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CapturedNature Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 You can clearly see the n/s gradient here in Tolland Cty: ..TOLLAND COUNTY... ROCKVILLE 4.0 405 PM 1/21 HAM RADIO COVENTRY 3.8 417 PM 1/21 HAM RADIO TOLLAND 3.0 1208 PM 1/21 HAM RADIO STAFFORD SPRINGS 2.7 511 PM 1/21 SPOTTER STAFFORDVILLE 2.3 317 PM 1/21 SPOTTER Staffordville is the northern most location followed by me (Stafford Springs), Tolland, Coventry and Rockville. Congrats to those with the double digits! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
N. OF PIKE Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 danbury 6 hfd 5.8 ginx 6.2 coldmiser 5.6 kev 5.7 bob 6.8 will 3.8 scott 4.5 ray 2.3 messenger 6 (taint or higher ratio's later 1/3 of storm) hubba dave 3.3 me (wakefield,ma 2.7) can't say i did that bad. (posted yesterday eve.) biggest miss was HFD (overdone) and Messenger (underdone). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Torchey Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Is there anything better than fresh snow on a perfect night??? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
N. OF PIKE Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 not to nitpick too much but i can say the 3.7 is a little high in wakefield, ma. we got 3 on the nose here. in wakefield center. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clinch Leatherwood Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 After surveying around the yard in the normal spots...9.5" would have done this justice if I'd measured properly, but I had 8.5" when I cleared the board and got about 3/4" after that for a total of 9.2" and I'm sticking with that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ROOSTA Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 Roads where horrible this afternoon. Had to learn the turn into spinning all over again. 4WD helped but there where some real nuts on Rt128, 93...crazy people. Ummm late start, hopefully late finish FTW! 2.5" First and final. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sankaty Posted January 22, 2012 Share Posted January 22, 2012 5.75 final here. Missed the double-digit totals by only about 10 miles, but still very pleased. By the way, that macro snowflake photo by Powderfreak is awesome. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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