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In Int'l falls this morning. 16 below with a wind chill of 30 below this morning. Should be getting up to -5 or so later. Planning to do some snowshoeing.
In Int'l falls this morning. 16 below with a wind chill of 30 below this morning. Should be getting up to -5 or so later. Planning to do some snowshoeing.
Lucky you. Enjoy! You're crazier than me. lol.
Feels like 21°F here and I'm like oh, yeah, that's what it feels like.
Not many times a year when you see all snow on the radar loop and no rain East of the Rockies. (Maybe only 2 months a year when its possible?)
Snow wave on the move to the Northeast
Had to resize the 24hr loop
What about in New England? There's rain there
What a strange winter we've had so far. Minimal snow in the northeast (even with a significantly colder December than 2014 or 2015), and big snowstorm on the horizon for the Atlantic south.
Damn corners. Lol. That was yesterday though. All gone today. Just snow on map now.
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Originally Posted by speagles84
What a strange winter we've had so far. Minimal snow in the northeast (even with a significantly colder December than 2014 or 2015), and big snowstorm on the horizon for the Atlantic south.
Fun to live through many senarios. More fun trying to figure out what winter will be like from Fall. Lol
2009 reminds me of the Mid atlantic snows. I think. Bad with dates
Damn corners. Lol. That was yesterday though. All gone today. Just snow on map now.
Fun to live through many senarios. More fun trying to figure out what winter will be like from Fall. Lol
2009 reminds me of the Mid atlantic snows. I think. Bad with dates
Are you below freezing now then? We're expecting another bleh snowfall from this wave... 1 or 2". After that heavy rain, we lost all of our snowpack in Pittsburgh. Ski Resorts of Western PA are looking at maybe, maybe 6" from this storm. They just got a winter weather advisory late last night. The snowpack on the ridges survived, the still have 5 or 6" of natural on the higher ridges.
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