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Snowpack Damage Observation Thread


We had about a one foot deep snowpack earlier today. We're now flirting with 50 degrees and the snowpack has been reduced by at least 1/3. I hope ...

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Old Dec 23, 2007, 5:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Snowpack Damage Observation Thread

We had about a one foot deep snowpack earlier today. We're now flirting with 50 degrees and the snowpack has been reduced by at least 1/3. I hope we hold onto something. I'm sure the ski areas and places further north are faring just fine, but I still like to have snow at home.
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Oh, and the southwest side of the house is getting pounded by rain. Also sounds like those winds they promised are starting to kick up...
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No rain here and we still have about 5-6" of snow on the ground and it's 46F.
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We've been pounded by rain heavy at times since 8 am this morning we had snow banks in the drive way about 4.5 ' high and snow in the back yard that was up over top of my knees and i'm 6'2" .

Now at 7:45 Pm it s still pouring , winds are picking up BUT nowhere where predicted . Our snowbanks are now around 2.5 ft and snow depth in the yard about a foot -!!

Sure hope it turns around tonite --its supposed to start snowing around midnite 1-2 inches then anoter 2-4 tomorrow
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I desperately don't want to lose the snowpack, either for skiing or for the sheer joy of a white Christmas; however, I'd really be happy if the ice dams melted off the house...
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It's finally raining, but not very hard and looking at the radar it looks like it may be over in 1-2 hours.
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We only had about an hour or so of rain. Snow is holding fine...and it should be getting colder soon and changing over to snow. Tomorrow may be a firm groomer day....
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Up to 55*F and then wind is screaming out of the southwest. Luckily, based on the radar, it looks like we only have a few more hours of this bullshit.
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Just started raining about an hour ago here after a pretty damp day. Still debating skiing prospects for tomorrow...
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I just peaked out my front door and the snow is still covering our front yard. There is very little rain and the strong SW wind is keeping my front porch dry

It's now up to 50F, probably the warmest temperature here in more than a month.

The cold front is already in Western New Jersey/Albany, New York.
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