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February 6-8th Great Lakes Wintry Storm Part 2


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We need larger flake size (higher temp.) for better accumulation in my location downtown T.O.

Still probably a few more inches to fall.

 

Like SSC's accuracy and enthusiasm.

Living in Toronto is tough for weather nut.

50 miles in any direction would bring more severe weather in winter events and summer T-storms.

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man, nice meso-band tickling Ottawa Blizzard's hood. He's cleaning up. 

 

Here's another one. Wtf. Either you guys are improperly measuring or I'm in a screwhole. Are any of you guys clearing your measuring surface more than once per 6 hours?

Actually, i measured about 7.5" on my driveway and 11" in my backyard, both away from drifts. I suppose I probably had some snow left over from the lake effect last week, so the driveway is probably more accurate. I'd say I've got about 8" now. I think we'll get at otal of 10-12".

 

man, nice meso-band tickling Ottawa Blizzard's hood. He's cleaning up. 

Yeah, I'm getting smoked right now.

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We need larger flake size (higher temp.) for better accumulation in my location downtown T.O.

Still probably a few more inches to fall.

 

Like SSC's accuracy and enthusiasm.

Living in Toronto is tough for weather nut.

50 miles in any direction would bring more severe weather in winter events and summer T-storms.

 

Flake size is fine here. Not cotton balls but decent. 10" iyby and complaining. Wow, I don't get it.

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Actually, i measured about 7.5" on my driveway and 11" in my backyard, both away from drifts. I suppose I probably had some snow left over from the lake effect last week, so the driveway is probably more accurate. I'd say I've got about 8" now. I think we'll get at otal of 10-12".

 

Yeah, I'm getting smoked right now.

 

low albedo coefficient means driveway is not proper for measuring either as amounts will likely be deflated. Truth for you is probably somewhere in between those two numbers. 

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