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As much as I love snow, those pictures are a little terrifying. Imagine if a widespread--nor'easter type--event did something like this in the I 95 corridor? Imagine it was followed by a severe and really long lasting arctic outbreak? It would be one of the great disasters of all time. I wouldn't mind seeing a couple--even three--feet laid down in a three day storm. But what's happening out of this LES event on a widerspread basis would be impossible. I wonder how they are going to dig out of it.

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As much as I love snow, those pictures are a little terrifying. Imagine if a widespread--nor'easter type--event did something like this in the I 95 corridor? Imagine it was followed by a severe and really long lasting arctic outbreak? It would be one of the great disasters of all time. I wouldn't mind seeing a couple--even three--feet laid down in a three day storm. But what's happening out of this LES event on a widerspread basis would be impossible. I wonder how they are going to dig out of it.

 

Shut up, shut up, shut up. You're trying to pinch off a drip down south just thinking about the possibility of directly experiencing it. We all are. If you're not, I question your presence here.

 

Now get out of my office, and fix your skirt. You're a mess, Cheryl.

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How long till most of it melts away with ratios as noted by Will?

 

The ratios in the current event are not as high as other LES events that I noted...these are closer to 20 to 1 or even slightly lower. It won't melt as fast as a 30 to 1 or 40 to 1 fluff event.

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As much as I love snow, those pictures are a little terrifying. Imagine if a widespread--nor'easter type--event did something like this in the I 95 corridor? Imagine it was followed by a severe and really long lasting arctic outbreak? It would be one of the great disasters of all time. I wouldn't mind seeing a couple--even three--feet laid down in a three day storm. But what's happening out of this LES event on a widerspread basis would be impossible. I wonder how they are going to dig out of it.

Lots of hot cocoa and netflix....the snow hounds would get through it. It's the clueless who would be in danger and losing a few clueless people in the process isn't a terrible outcome.

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Ray be snorkeling to get out to take pics

BTW, some of the pics here at work are blocked, so I couldn't see some of the more extreme footage until I logged on with my cell phone eafter you and scooter b*tch slapped me :lol:

 

Certainly epic.

The only footage that I can compare it to is something out of New Foundland, or at high altitudes out west, but to have that in a polulated area near sea level is something out of a movie.

 

I'm tempted to fly out there before round two.

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As much as I love snow, those pictures are a little terrifying. Imagine if a widespread--nor'easter type--event did something like this in the I 95 corridor? Imagine it was followed by a severe and really long lasting arctic outbreak? It would be

one of the great disasters of all time. I wouldn't mind seeing a couple--even three--feet laid down in a three day storm. But what's happening out of this LES event on a widerspread basis would be impossible. I wonder how they are going to dig out of it.

Tippy has written up some great winter disaster scenarios in the past. I'll go back and look for some when I have a chance

you know, Blizzard ice storm blizzard type stuff.

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BTW, some of the pics here at work are blocked, so I couldn't see some of the more extreme footage until I logged on with my cell phone eafter you and scooter b*tch slapped me :lol:

 

Certainly epic.

The only footage that I can compare it to is something out of New Foundland, or at high altitudes out west, but to have that in a polulated area near sea level is something out of a movie.

 

I'm tempted to fly out there before round two.

If I had wheels most assured would not be sitting here now. Still repairing the wreckage of past 10 months. Looking at Jeep Wranglers 4X4 for just that scenario. 

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I wouldn't care if it melted quickly. I'm not a pack fetish guy...my best winter would be multiple large events with pack wipeout in between (well ok I'll take the pack but it's not critical to me). Experiencing this would be well worth it.

Yea, I'm not a pack guy. Give me several big bombs with warm wipeouts in between every winter.

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BTW, some of the pics here at work are blocked, so I couldn't see some of the more extreme footage until I logged on with my cell phone eafter you and scooter b*tch slapped me :lol:

 

Certainly epic.

The only footage that I can compare it to is something out of New Foundland, or at high altitudes out west, but to have that in a polulated area near sea level is something out of a movie.

 

I'm tempted to fly out there before round two.

 

LOL, I didn't intend to come across like that, I only pointed it out. I wasn't sure if you saw them.

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BTW, some of the pics here at work are blocked, so I couldn't see some of the more extreme footage until I logged on with my cell phone eafter you and scooter b*tch slapped me :lol:

 

Certainly epic.

The only footage that I can compare it to is something out of New Foundland, or at high altitudes out west, but to have that in a polulated area near sea level is something out of a movie.

 

I'm tempted to fly out there before round two.

Yea I figured as much, you are too astute . Yes exactly like Newfoundland.

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If I was expecting the numbers that they are expecting I would have at least cleared a path every few hours. Even in drifting situations I've found that after a while it forms a natural barrier and you still have a semi clear path.

Dude I would be out there on the half hour plucking away, decks, sliders, doors, paths, etc. I did that in blizz 13 and was exhausted but kept it clear. In Jan 11 I did not and had trouble opening the door in the am, vowed to never get in that situation again.
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BTW, some of the pics here at work are blocked, so I couldn't see some of the more extreme footage until I logged on with my cell phone eafter you and scooter b*tch slapped me :lol:

 

Certainly epic.

The only footage that I can compare it to is something out of New Foundland, or at high altitudes out west, but to have that in a polulated area near sea level is something out of a movie.

 

I'm tempted to fly out there before round two.

 

 

Sapporo Japan has snow depths like that fairly frequently. They average like 250 inches of snow per year. Population there is about 2 million people.

 

They have some pretty cool machinery to handle it. It's hard for us to envision that type of snow where a lot of people live until we see something like it closer to home.

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Dude I would be out there on the half hour plucking away, decks, sliders, doors, paths, etc. I did that in blizz 13 and was exhausted but kept it clear. In Jan 11 I did not and had trouble opening the door in the am, vowed to never get in that situation again.

 

My big thing is the pile at the end of my driveway.  Even with a blower it can take some time to clear so I just do it every few hours.  It's also good to have doorways open because you never know if there is going to be some kind of emergency.

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Sapporo Japan has snow depths like that fairly frequently. They average like 250 inches of snow per year. Population there is about 2 million people.

 

They have some pretty cool machinery to handle it. It's hard for us to envision that type of snow where a lot of people live until we see something like it closer to home.

Those pics reminded me of pics I have seen of Japan

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My big thing is the pile at the end of my driveway. Even with a blower it can take some time to clear so I just do it every few hours. It's also good to have doorways open because you never know if there is going to be some kind of emergency.

we also have 4 dogs of our own and foster rescue dogs number from 1-4 at anyone time so we keep the doggie door and paths clear, luckily in 11 had no accidents. I snowplow paths all over the yards so they can do their thing.
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