vtcruiser60
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VT forecasters talked about a huge wallop. We have only 8 inches of fresh snow in South Burlington, VT.
Snow total today (Wednesday, Feb 2, 2011)
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Less than predicted in SE Mass, too
Yeah - they were saying parts of Eastern Mass would get 18-24" and it now looks like totals will be in the 1 foot range.
It's now raining hard at my place on the South Shore.
I haven't seen this amount of seasonal snow in this area in 15+ years. It just keeps on coming. The MUD will be deep this Spring!
Yeah - they were saying parts of Eastern Mass would get 18-24" and it now looks like totals will be in the 1 foot range.
It's now raining hard at my place on the South Shore.
I haven't seen this amount of seasonal snow in this area in 15+ years. It just keeps on coming. The MUD will be deep this Spring!
only about 10" in Springfield (3" yesterday). Glad we did not get thye big load- it is hard walking in the woods getting ready for sugaring. The 4 wheeler with tracks was geatting stuck before this last storm
Sporin
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Windsor, VT... about 4" yesterday, and 10" today... still coming down.
5 yesterday, maybe another 8 today, still a big mess out there.
I know I'm pissing a lot of people off when I park the mail truck on the side streets,
not much room to get by with the snow banks.
I know I'm pissing a lot of people off when I park the mail truck on the side streets,
not much room to get by with the snow banks.
well Lane at least you are delivering the mail. Our postal c*nt just drives by and categorically claims the mail boxes are not accessible.
And while waiting for a package she's pulled up and left the "sorry I missed you" letter because she didn't want to drag her lazy *ss out of the truck and walk up the driveway.
You know those mail truck's can't out run a GS300.
And while waiting for a package she's pulled up and left the "sorry I missed you" letter because she didn't want to drag her lazy *ss out of the truck and walk up the driveway.
You know those mail truck's can't out run a GS300.
atleast you all got snow we got ice. rain then a big freeze. everything has a minimum of an inch of ice on it. fun riding my mtb into work this morning though. its my only vehicle with studded tires 
2 day total of 18" in Hampton, NH...
Sporin
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This was the view out the window before I snowblowed yesterday...
The depth between the snowbank and the car is exaggerated by slideoff from the roof that rolled down the snowbank next to the house... but a pretty good buildup either way. Took about 2 hours to clear my drive, walks, roof rakng, and the neighbor's driveway.
The depth between the snowbank and the car is exaggerated by slideoff from the roof that rolled down the snowbank next to the house... but a pretty good buildup either way. Took about 2 hours to clear my drive, walks, roof rakng, and the neighbor's driveway.
vtcruiser60
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Final tally was 18inches at the house....more expected over the next 4 days.
What do folks have for a snowpack?
I'm curious about the snow pack folks have.
I'd say we have somewhere between 2-3 feet on the ground at my house in Norwell.
Headed up to the Lincoln/Woodstock area of NH this weekend for some winter camping with a few buddies - I wonder how much is on the ground up there. I suspect we'll be breakin' trail...
I'm curious about the snow pack folks have.
I'd say we have somewhere between 2-3 feet on the ground at my house in Norwell.
Headed up to the Lincoln/Woodstock area of NH this weekend for some winter camping with a few buddies - I wonder how much is on the ground up there. I suspect we'll be breakin' trail...
Where you camping?
I was off trail in my yard last night and its about
30". Rough going with out snow shoes.
I have a camping trip (bushcraft style) set for the 19th
and I'm hoping the snow packs down a bit.
I was off trail in my yard last night and its about
30". Rough going with out snow shoes.
I have a camping trip (bushcraft style) set for the 19th
and I'm hoping the snow packs down a bit.
Actually, we stayed at the Dartmouth cabin off of RT112 a few miles west of North Woodstock. There was 2-3 feet in the woods there before the snow-then-rain event on Sat night. The thunder and lightening was pretty cool.
The rain probably knocked down the several inches that it snowed first - so it's probably a wash. I'd say they still have well over 2' on the ground in that area.
