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February 2025 Disco/Obs Thread


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44 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

The irony is it’s not like historic snowfall or anything, it’s just a solid above normal season following numerous shitty years up here.

The issue is it’s also been shitty down in SNE for years and the gradient has been super sharp this season.

A lot of multi-year perception in play… up here happy that it’s finally out of the rut, but down there it’s the mentality of still in the rut.

Hopefully SNE breaks out next winter.

Not historical yet in 2nd place for depth in late Feb. No where near done and almost 300 inches. Cmon

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26 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Not historical yet in 2nd place for depth in late Feb. No where near done and almost 300 inches. Cmon

Yeah that guy's really starting to get on my nerves. Is there a way the moderators can only allow him to post in the Northern New England thread?

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3 hours ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Yep. My road was temporarily “fixed” last year with reclaimed milling.  It was ok for a while. The last 2 days have made it look like Beruit in the 1980s 

Yeah it's getting bad. Thankfully I'm driving my old beater. My other car has wicked low profile tires. If I was driving that I would have no fillings and a substantial bill for a new rims.

 

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2 hours ago, Ginx snewx said:

Not historical yet in 2nd place for depth in late Feb. No where near done and almost 300 inches. Cmon

269”… we’ll see if it makes a run at 2016-17’s 375” at that plot, or can get towards the more recent bigger year of 2018-19 max depth over 120”.

It’s not second place for late Feb.

I’m dammed if I do, dammed if don’t lol… rubbing it in or downplaying it depending on your viewpoint.  Just let the stats fall where they are… it’s a solidly above normal snow winter, but not the best in even the last 8 years.  A good winter.

 

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12 hours ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

It was paved when they first built it in the late 1990s.  They didn’t do it right and it has been crumbling.  The town keeps pushing off the fix.  They did the millings last to try to keep it drivable for 2 years.  It is horrible now but it has been worse.  
 

supposed to be redone in 2026.   

 

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The pack loss has been substantial in terms of LE. I’m down to about 2” LE vs 4” at the start of the week. The ground also completely thawed in most places with decent sun exposure. Last night was third consecutive with temps >32.

Temp back up to 35 and with full March sun the pack will be on retreat through tomorrow evening, before we go back in the freezer for a few days.

Again, this week was a godsend to essentially eliminate fresh water flooding risks around here.

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Epic squall. Sky got dark and ominous and the wind roaring was great.  Good stuff.
Here too. Geez. Was on a call with a client and looked out the window. Snow but also some snow grains and sleet mixed in with it and it is blinding.
I am getting the leading edge of it now, just started out of nowhere

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11 hours ago, powderfreak said:

269”… we’ll see if it makes a run at 2016-17’s 375” at that plot, or can get towards the more recent bigger year of 2018-19 max depth over 120”.

It’s not second place for late Feb.

I’m dammed if I do, dammed if don’t lol… rubbing it in or downplaying it depending on your viewpoint.  Just let the stats fall where they are… it’s a solidly above normal snow winter, but not the best in even the last 8 years.  A good winter.

 

What sets it apart is the lack of thaws and consistency in the snow surface. But yeah, no massive 30"+ synoptic + upslope type storms. 

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9 minutes ago, MRVexpat said:

What sets it apart is the lack of thaws and consistency in the snow surface. But yeah, no massive 30"+ synoptic + upslope type storms. 

Yeah we had that in both of those other seasons too.  2016-17 had a similar stretch over 6-8 weeks, including a 26-day stretch with 100” in it at 3,000ft.  2018-19 had a run early season Nov, Dec, into January I believe of just pow.

Its nice to get back to what folks seem to call “an old fashioned” winter compared to past 5 seasons at least.

Crazy to think the last several winters up here have had +8 type departure months.  We knew once it flipped a bit it would feel ridiculously cold and snowy.

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