Alright you guys, rub it in smart asses! I'm back in the nether reaches of my bear cave with the entrance sealed and the heat on for the duration. RRRAAAWWWRRR!!! Uh I mean BBBRRR!!!
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Alright you guys, rub it in smart asses! I'm back in the nether reaches of my bear cave with the entrance sealed and the heat on for the duration. RRRAAAWWWRRR!!! Uh I mean BBBRRR!!!
Your HolyShitness...you get this feeling that the 1, 2 and 3 landers are getting 4 ropes prepared for you, me, Raton and Adam??Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
Seen on I 95 every 5 or so miles between North Cackalacky and at the QC/ME border:
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We are to hit 60 by next week, I hope so maybe I can get out of the house. Getting a bit of cabin feaver
Okay, we got 4 to 8 inches of snow. Then it abruptly changed to rain creating a heavy, hard packed slippery slushy snow. Cleanup was rough. The 7hp snow thrower could barely handle this heavy stuff and the chute kept getting clogged causing the machine to conk out,. I had to clear the chute and restart close to a dozen times just to get the place plowed out. Now comes the groovy part. When it gets down below freezing and all that nice stuff and rain glazes over to form nice slippery ice.
BTW I refer to these types of storms as "Verge Storms" because they are constantly on the verge of snow, sleet, rain. Earlier this winter we got true snow storms... nice light white flaky snow. Easy to clear. This stuff we are getting now sucks.
Hah Hah... we even had a bit of a THUNDERSTORM this evening. Now we are back to wind and snow... :lol:
One more bit of proof the old reliable snow shovel is best and always works where these newfangled contraptions that only work in dry powder piss you off.
Sunny start of the day here in the Netherlands, 3 C expecting 7 C but in the evening back to rain and wind up to 60 miles per hour.
Tomorrow storm 21 or so since December, rain 10 C and 65 to 70+ miles per hour wind, wind dying down tomorrow night 1/2 inch rain expected.
Rest of the week calmer and less windy temps around 8 to 10 C.
What winter?????
It's been a relatively quiet year as far as our legendary coastal gales go, now I know where they got off to. Since you're seeing so many I wouldn't be surprised you see this one.