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ebinmaine

Ehhh....

 

 

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ri702bill

My wife & I had friends from Tonawanda near Buffolo, Ny. She always called a foot of snow "a dusting"!!! 

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midpack

I was checking the weather report for Wayne, ME (my camp) 7-14" along with 1" of sleet 🙁

Stay safe

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ebinmaine
2 minutes ago, midpack said:

I was checking the weather report for Wayne, ME (my camp) 7-14" along with 1" of sleet 🙁

Stay safe

The map above is from the National Weather Service.  

 

I find around here they're the closest overall. 

Makes sense considering all the other weather sources use the NWS as a main indicator.  

 

Your camp has 12+ potential.  Maybe no sleet for you? 

 

 

We should be good to go here. 

Plenty of wood. 

Water for coffee.  

 

A tractor to work on in the basement workshop.  

 

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953 nut

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ebinmaine

@953 nut

 

 

AYUH !!!!

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953 nut
5 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

@953 nut

 

 

AYUH !!!!

OK you made me look it up.   Not being from Maine I don't speak Mainiack!             :unsure:

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ayuh

  1. (rustic New England, especially Maine) Yes; an expression of affirmation.
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ebinmaine
4 minutes ago, 953 nut said:

OK you made me look it up.   Not being from Maine I don't speak Mainiack!             :unsure:

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ayuh

  1. (rustic New England, especially Maine) Yes; an expression of affirmation.

 

 

Ya nailed it bub

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Pullstart

We were forecasted with a 3-6” dropping.  The 3” stuck, the additional 3” melted as it fell.  Not terrible!  

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WHX??
3 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

 

A box of carbs to work on in the basement workshop.  

:lol:

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Tractorhead

Don‘t need a calendar or something else, 

i live in a Valley and here we know:

 

Springtime is, when you can smell first time the fertilizer...

 

 

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Yes, we have spring....

 

Farmer‘s rules 😎

 

 

 

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midpack
3 hours ago, Tractorhead said:

Don‘t need a calendar or something else, 

i live in a Valley and here we know:

 

Springtime is, when you can smell first time the fertilizer...

 

 

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Yes, we have spring....

 

Farmer‘s rules 😎

 

 

 

They've been spreading manure for a couple weeks here 🫢

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ebinmaine

@WHX??

:laughing-rofl:

 

Nice correction! 

 

I gotta get a couple others run through then I'll tackle yours. :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

 

 

As of this morning the NWS lists less snow potential but I don't believe it. 

 

About 3"+ out now and it's supposed to snow all day...

 

From 5:30 to 6:45 there was a strong additional inch. 

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ebinmaine
11 minutes ago, midpack said:

They've been spreading manure for a couple weeks here 🫢

 

I know some people that spread manure all year...

 

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SylvanLakeWH
5 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

 

I know some people that spread manure all year...

 

:hide:

 

Hey hey hey... :angry-nono:

 

I represent that... 

 

:angry-tappingfoot:

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oliver2-44

And I live in Texas because..................................

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ebinmaine
23 minutes ago, oliver2-44 said:

And I live in Texas because..................................

 

I wouldn't be opposed to seeing a LOT less snow but the last few years my body doesn't tolerate the heat. Temps about 82⁰ - 84⁰ and up I just can't move well at all. Humidity is a serious part of that so a dry climate would be better. 

 

 

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pfrederi

Your predicted snowfall is more than we have had this year total.  Have not used the snowblower WH for two years now...

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ebinmaine

I just measured the accumulation on the side deck. 

We have 5¼" on a forecast of 6-12 or more... depending what channel is watched.  

Considering it's gonna snow until after dark I'd say we'll be leaning on the higher side.  

 

I got a Single Stage Tall Chute snowblower last fall. 

No intention of using it this year though.  

 

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6wheeler

I feel your pain. Very little snow here in the "Not so frozen" North this year. Little bits here and there. Never even got the plow out. But. Now? That is about to change. Yesterday, we had about 5" of snow. Most of it melted. Now between Sunday to Tuesday? 12" to 18" inches or more. Depending on if it gets warm enough to make it rain instead. I thought it was "In like a Lion. Out like a Lamb". Who turned the old saying around  :confusion-scratchheadblue:....

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ebinmaine
4 minutes ago, 6wheeler said:

I thought it was "In like a Lion. Out like a Lamb". Who turned the old saying around  :confusion-scratchheadblue:....

 

 

Around here it's always been one or the other. 

Role reversal is common.  

 

 

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rjg854

Our forecast was for 4-8" and it ended up being 6" .   Supposed to be in the 50's first half of the week.  

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ebinmaine

Noon check. 

 

7.5"  

 

Many hours to go...

 

 

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Darb1964
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

Noon check. 

 

7.5"  

 

Many hours to go...

 

 

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We got about four inches overnight and now it's raining hard in the Berkshires. My yard WAS starting to dry up WAS!!

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Brockport Bill

My grandson plowing with his 520HC -- upstate NY northwest of Albany --- 10 inches and counting

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