salida
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just because hermit lake got 2 feet does not mean that wildcat did as well...
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salida said:just because hermit lake got 2 feet does not mean that wildcat did as well...
salida said:just because hermit lake got 2 feet does not mean that wildcat did as well...
riverc0il said:wow. just got back from an attempted drive down i93. wow. holy crap.
my g/f was supposed to pick up shovels this afternoon at walmart since i left mine at my old apartment. she forgot, so i drove around StJ and all the shops were closed. closest bet is walmart in littleton. figured it would be a slow but easy enough drive over there as the roads in StJ were not too bad.
wrong answer. the second i merged onto i93 i said "uh oh." music got shut off, blood preassure went WAY up, and i turned the heater onto cool air. white knuckle driving all the way. i knew right away i wasn't going any where and quickly began looking for an emergency turn around. passed a SUV in a ditch and tractor trailer truck pulled over but managed to get myself turned around within 2 miles. toughest two miles i have ever driven in my life for sure and i have driven through a lot of snow storms. lucky got myself behind a plow heading back to the StJ exit, still wasn't fun.
it's coming down HARD here. a few plows are out but at the current rate it will be hard for them to keep up. lots of heavy wet snow coming in quick. this is huge, i don't think the storm was hyped enough (pretty rare occurance). i think at this point it may be safe to say that this is much bigger than predicted and the mets were being too conservative. quite frankly, i just hope i can get my car to work tomorrow. more likely, i am hoping the college is closed so i can make other plans i was planning on getting snow tires soon, never figured i would need them in october
Birdman829 said:I missed this thread when I posted the link to the loaf's website earlier so I guess I'll post it here too - http://www.sugarloaf.com/daily.html
Greg said:It does indeed look pretty radical at the Loaf:
http://www.sugarloaf.com/daily.html
Come on, folks. Get out and earn 'em!
Vano said:This is all very exciting, but what does such heavy snows so early on in the season say for the long term winter outlook?
I am concerned that there is a roller coaster snow season coming our way with big swings in temps and precip. I am no weather expert, so please tell me I am wrong cause we are overdue for a good snowy winter.
You can't predict anything about the future outlook based on this storm. Snow in October can't be seen as anything but good IMO. We will always have temp swings as Marc said. This will be good for base building as it is a heavy, wet snow.Vano said:This is all very exciting, but what does such heavy snows so early on in the season say for the long term winter outlook?
I am concerned that there is a roller coaster snow season coming our way with big swings in temps and precip. I am no weather expert, so please tell me I am wrong cause we are overdue for a good snowy winter.
bvibert said:Here's hoping that college is closed and you get in some good turns, and of course some sweet pics so that us poor rain drenched saps can live vicariously through you... :beer: