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Discuss the Blizz of 2010 - Part II


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Up here in Lebanon

I'm a little discouraged with the LACK of snowfall amts on the NWS pages. I estimate 8-12 inches of snow in Leb, due to the drifting nature of it. Still snowing so far, but it appears that the heavier bands are beginning to shift east. Still a nice snow though. :)

I think I'm satisfied. Just a day or two ago, they were not expecting JACK up here. So 10 inches is enough for me.

SKi country doing very well so far.

Okemo 17 inches

Mt Snow 16 inches

Bretton Woods 18-26 inches

Cannon Mt 16-18 inches

WIldcat 9 inches

And its still snowing!:snowman:

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No, but just got back from plowing (again), and I will guess 15ish, maybe more. I have 3-4 foot drifts all over the yard and my back deck.

I just went out and took several measurements. It is almost fruitless to get a total now, but considering I had about 8-9 last night, I think I added 6 or so. I would go with 14-15 easily, perhaps a bit more. I have the same drifts as you.

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The cold in western CT is helping our ratios as well.

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Nice, too bad the wind wasn't destroying the flakes as it is. We'll probably end at 16-17 at this rate. I shoveled the sidewalk and that was exhausting. Imagine if we didn't have the wind and had 15 or 20 to 1 ratios.

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I'd much prefer snow with no wind.destroys ratios, blows bare spots on the lawn and impossible to measure.

Yes this, see above post.

I'm seeing a lot of complaints in CT about this storm on Twitter and the like. Must be from eastern areas. It is hard for my area to get these totals and I'm very impressed.

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A disappointment here so far. Haven't ventured out for a measurement but it is less than I was anticipating. Areas just to the north are under a steady heavy band that is going nowhere while I'm in a dryslot. Lots of wind, however. SFM was gusting in the 40s all night, with a peak of 49.

just when you though we'd be in the jackpot here for a change, we still get screwed :thumbsdown: haven't been out either, but I can see it maybe 6-8" and no more. the mountains/foothills weren't forecast to steal the show.

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