It's snowing! Snowmageddon 2023! All kidding aside, nice to see a few mood flakes.
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OT: Better stock up on bread, milk and eggs...(and big rainstorm w/some snow well NW tonight, 12/10)
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The last time I bought a snowblower, it hardly snowed the whole season.
Relax Dave. It's NOT EVEN "winter" yet. And since when does 1 15/16" not count? Please.
Very unlikely just based on probability/ climatology as <5" of snow in a winter is very rare. Also hoping the long range models and MJO forecast indicating a colder (and maybe snowier) pattern in late December verifies, but uncertainty on pattern forecasts is high...
Global warming is awesome! Love these mild winters.
How about....NO THANKS? How about...the "colder" and "snowier" stuff holds off until Jan? Thanks!!!
I’m waiting for the winters getting no lower than 50 degrees daytime highs. It might take another 5 years.
Evidently,the snow doesn't bother older horses.
All About Rusty,a 14 year old horse,charged through the stretch to win the third at Monticello today at 22-1.
All About Rusty,a 14 year old horse,charged through the stretch to win the third at Monticello today at 22-1.
Got a nice storm last weekend - good 8 inches. Wasn't ready for it, couldn't even find the car brush or main snow shovel.
Luckily it turned to rain on 2nd day and washed the snow away so no shoveling.
Luckily it turned to rain on 2nd day and washed the snow away so no shoveling.
retirement age is 15, they gotta squeeze as much money as they can from the old guy before December 31
Unfortunately the globe really isn't warming. We've had tons of snow and rain these last few winters out west.
I want 30ft of snow for the skiing
Expecting a down year after an absolute record smasher last year, but nearly 3.5 feet over opening weekend is a nice start.
Nice, which resort?
Never met a VT resort I didn't love. Used to even do day trips to Mt. Snow - was lucky to get 5 hours of riding for 10 of round trip driving but still totally worth flying past Catskills.
Thankfully basketball and wrestling hold me over, Covid in 2020 was tough with no in person sporting events. I must have looked at my ticket stub books no less than 500 times during that time, remembering the games and either YouTubing the others or looking at box scores
I hate winter and get pissy from December - April, so Thank God for live sports at Rutgers.
I hate winter and get pissy from December - April, so Thank God for live sports at Rutgers.
seeing my grandfather (100) and then taking boys to stowe for 2 days. He's off Mallet's Bay near Burlington so Stowe is a hop skip
agree, too much driving better off just flying somewhere!
My buddy lives right outside Baxter State Park, woke up to -4 temps yesterday morning.
Then please take one for the team and buy another one. THANKS
Back when I skied a lot more, I always enjoyed Vermont (mostly Killington), but still had fun in the Catskills and even Poconos, since I love being out in the snow. Haven't skied in a few years, but would like to give it a go this winter (have had some knee problems).
I am on the beach in Siesta Key...it's 75 degrees...who cares about the snow and cold!! Well, I will be back in NJ on Saturday so I guess I will need to care...LOL
I went to Mt Snow 30 years ago and it was great. I’m sure it has changed a lot over the last 30 years.
yeah, it was bad, luckily mountain valleys were above zero, not that 1 is that much toastier than -4. Can't imagine what the north got, it's a different world up in that part of the state (just say Canada).
After a gorgeous day tomorrow, we have a big storm coming Sunday afternoon into early Monday. 2-3" of rain for most (with areas along the shore and east of NYC maybe getting more than 3") and we'll see 20-30 mph winds with gusts to 40 mph for the region and possibly higher gusts at the coast. T-storms look likely too with temps in the low 60s.
A flood watch (for possible urban/stream flooding from rainfall) is up for the region and coastal flood advisories are likely, as are high wind advisories for the coast. Precip will end Monday as some snow well N/W of 95, with big snows (6-12" or more) likely for the ski resorts in the Adirondacks and interior New England.
https://www.weather.gov/phi/
A flood watch (for possible urban/stream flooding from rainfall) is up for the region and coastal flood advisories are likely, as are high wind advisories for the coast. Precip will end Monday as some snow well N/W of 95, with big snows (6-12" or more) likely for the ski resorts in the Adirondacks and interior New England.
https://www.weather.gov/phi/
I will be on Mallets Bay in February playing in a Pond Hockey Tournament.
Hope it gets real cold starting in January.