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32 minutes ago, weathafella said:

I fell twice on the ice this winter...time to think warm.  We were in FL 2/25-3/10 and going back hopefully in late June to get a sense of living there....can always come back for a month in winter and stay in a nice air bnb.

We just did the same thing but have to go back in a summer month to see if we can stand the heat. We usually go down in October or March and its perfect weather.

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1 hour ago, WhitinsvilleWX said:

Sorry about the fall. I fell about 10 years ago and broke my radius, cracked my humorous, and dislocated my elbow. 
I have a house on the intercoastal in Wilmington, NC with a boat slip. That’s where I’m headed when I retire. Little too far north for me in the dead of winter, but I’ll survive. I like snow, but honestly I’m about done with it. I like to look at it, but cleaning up the mess I can do without. I also have balance issues that are getting worse. It’s just a matter of time before I take a header on the ice. I’m very careful but I know it’s coming.

Just get to retirement!  For me it was a slog and I waited until I was 2 months short of my 74th birthday to pull the trigger.  Work I do now doesn’t require my physical presence.  I agree about the snow-it’s great leading up to and during but then you’re left with cleanup amd limited mobility....

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13 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

It did but seems to either shunted south or dries up before it gets here.

It would seem like there's no change from the dominant pattern all winter...now continuing into spring. Eventually it'll break and probably at the worst possible time to leave us wondering what happened to summer.

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Stein is going to have to be hospitalized this spring and summer . It’s escalating quickly 

The good news for warm weather fans is
that because we are in sort of a Rex Block regime, it will likely
stay dry with storm systems suppressed to our south and west.
Moreover, we have dry antecedent conditions and it does not take
much for temperatures to overperform with a combination of
downsloping, deep mixing and the higher sun angle in early April.

Weather-related concerns wise, there could be heightened fire
weather concerns on Tuesday given the dry antecedent conditions.
Winds could gust 25-30 mph at times given the aforementioned
synoptic setup and with relative humidities in the 30 to 35 percent
range. And if the boundary layer mixes deeper, RH values could drop
below 30 percent so the fire weather concerns would need
monitoring.
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4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Stein is going to have to be hospitalized this spring and summer . It’s escalating quickly 


The good news for warm weather fans is
that because we are in sort of a Rex Block regime, it will likely
stay dry with storm systems suppressed to our south and west.
Moreover, we have dry antecedent conditions and it does not take
much for temperatures to overperform with a combination of
downsloping, deep mixing and the higher sun angle in early April.

Weather-related concerns wise, there could be heightened fire
weather concerns on Tuesday given the dry antecedent conditions.
Winds could gust 25-30 mph at times given the aforementioned
synoptic setup and with relative humidities in the 30 to 35 percent
range. And if the boundary layer mixes deeper, RH values could drop
below 30 percent so the fire weather concerns would need
monitoring.

Bring on the wildfires!

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21 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Stein is going to have to be hospitalized this spring and summer . It’s escalating quickly 


The good news for warm weather fans is
that because we are in sort of a Rex Block regime, it will likely
stay dry with storm systems suppressed to our south and west.
Moreover, we have dry antecedent conditions and it does not take
much for temperatures to overperform with a combination of
downsloping, deep mixing and the higher sun angle in early April.

Weather-related concerns wise, there could be heightened fire
weather concerns on Tuesday given the dry antecedent conditions.
Winds could gust 25-30 mph at times given the aforementioned
synoptic setup and with relative humidities in the 30 to 35 percent
range. And if the boundary layer mixes deeper, RH values could drop
below 30 percent so the fire weather concerns would need
monitoring.

At least dews will stay lower in the mulch bed :)

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1 hour ago, Rtd208 said:

Stein approves. 

Stein or not to Stein. That’s the question. 
Days and days, weeks and weeks, months and months of temp, dew and Stein talk incoming. 

When and who fires up the 2021-2022 winter thread?

EDIT:

LOL!! Just noticed it was fired up Wednesday by the one I figured would do it. 
 

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3 hours ago, powderfreak said:

Looks real nice.  Hate wasting rainy days this time of year when the sun is finally out until 7-7:30pm.  Fantastic for outdoor activities, ground is so wet anyway with the thawing.

Variability in the 10-day progs. Still below average water, but there would be some dampness.

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1 hour ago, Lava Rock said:

GYX's avg is 84'? I thought that area, which is my area was ~73" for avg.

No, You are def more than 73". Though 84" might be a bit on the high side if we did a long term average.

I don't think the GYX average is 30 years though....I think they only started in 1996. If you included the putrid 1980s into the 1981-2010 normals, then they would be less than 84".

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