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2021-22 Winter Discussion


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5 hours ago, cyclone77 said:

We're at 18.8".  Around 35" is average for this area.

No warning criteria event, no-show December until near the end (again), an excruciatingly near miss with the event of the season followed by 12+ days of no weather to track, and seemingly every event taking a turn for the worse on the models in the last 12-36hrs before the event made this about as bad as winter as one can expect.  I guess if we got less than 18.8" it would have been worse, but since nearly 9" of that seasonal total happened within a weeks time (around New Years) the rest of the winter we received about 10".

Definitely a frustrating Winter for your area. Near misses bother me more than model failures. If I was in your shoes I'd probably give the Winter a D or D-. But we all grade differently lol. 

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18 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Technically this season may not be over for any of us but at this point it's just the flash in the pan snows that come and go quickly.

That's very true for you guys, but up here tho, that would be a so-so call. Cold can linger a while longer here this time of year, but the sun angle still does its work during the aftrn, even if it's slowly. 

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20 hours ago, Brian D said:

That's very true for you guys, but up here tho, that would be a so-so call. Cold can linger a while longer here this time of year, but the sun angle still does its work during the aftrn, even if it's slowly. 

I imagine there end up being some extreme differences in remaining snowcover between areas that get full sun and areas that receive full shade

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