OT: Major West Coast winter storm where some will see over 150 inches of snow
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and the problem with a board like 33 and rain is its not objective....no one is ever allowed to question the models or to even call a bust. It is so biased toward snow and outright bannings and shunning of unthinkably being skeptical and asking questions, its not allowed to do that.
Provides some good stuff and you get good discussion from mets but its not an objective source of information
Is there such a thing as a board (on any subject) that is objective? Never heard of one.
I always shoveled until a few years ago when I caved and bought an Arians 28 Deluxe. The thing is a beast and I’d highly recommend it. I’ve got several thousand sq ft between the driveway, walks, and patio. No problem at all.
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anon_ivydyf0amkzay
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Entertainment value. Something they do here in Texas, which I love, is that most counties have a county severe weather Twitter account. They provide mainly observations, work in concert with the local NWS office and when they provide forecasts, it is NWS output. I’m sure there are local weather queen sites, but they do good, safety-focused work in alliance with, rather than against the NWS. The Bexar county one here in SA is fantastic; meat and potatoes info without the frosting.
OK put this in layman's terms, what the hell are we going to get? I've got a 50' all terrain lift coming on Tuesday to the jobsite, will I be delaying that order? Or am I going to be holding my dick in my hand looking like a jackass for delaying to the job supervisor?
I know my dysphemism's are harsh but I don't work in an office and it's what these dipsh*ts respond to on the job site. It's now become second nature after running a company for 20 yrs.. So no offense.
Apparently she had massive everything at one point.
So good for her with all the hard work she put in.
Yep.
But at one point way before here the curves were more straight.
So give her credit. She worked hard to get where she is now. And this is after four kids too.
Weather Underground, which has been showing snowfall totals on the lower side for my area (Edison/Metuchen) for days, is now showing 16-17” starting Sunday, ending Tuesday.
I don’t understand. I’ve prepped almost everything, snowblower is ready to rumble. Trash and recycling cans taken inside. New shovels. Kid’s fetching gas for snowblower. I have months worth of food.
The storm should be fizzling out.
Hm. Unless it’s because I still haven’t repaired or replaced the generator. That would be bad news, if that’s the problem, because it would mean a prolonged power loss. 😲
I don’t understand. I’ve prepped almost everything, snowblower is ready to rumble. Trash and recycling cans taken inside. New shovels. Kid’s fetching gas for snowblower. I have months worth of food.
The storm should be fizzling out.
Hm. Unless it’s because I still haven’t repaired or replaced the generator. That would be bad news, if that’s the problem, because it would mean a prolonged power loss. 😲
Ah, toilet paper ? Did you get the toilet paper ? That might be it. Go out to BJ's and buy a pallet of it.
it's pretty impressive how far it throws the snow. No worries about running out of places to put the snow that's for sure.
My Arians Deluxe 28 easily throws powdery snow 30 feet, a bit less if slushy, obviously. If you want to throw it less you just adjust the chute angle.
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Mammoth Mtn. in the Eastern Sierra - where I skied back in the day - received 8-9' (that's feet) of snow from the storm. You can see the totals of all of the major Sierra resorts here:
https://ktla.com/news/california/mammoth-receives-about-9-feet-of-snow-as-superstorm-wallops-sierra/
Mammoth is still the only resort I've ever skied where I witnessed an avalanche in bounds.
https://ktla.com/news/california/mammoth-receives-about-9-feet-of-snow-as-superstorm-wallops-sierra/
Mammoth is still the only resort I've ever skied where I witnessed an avalanche in bounds.
Thanks - The ORD-EWR leg is canceled already, 2 days out. They auto rebooked thru Denver with a 7pm arrival Monday evening presently.Any shot of that happening on Monday evening
Seems like a bad idea and Im 2 hours further from home for my inevitable Tuesday flight. ?
I highly doubt that. I just don't see Newark allowing flights if it's as bad as being forecast. Then again, everything can change in 24 hours.
Yeh Denver canceled now too lol. That didn't take long. Thanks for reply. Gonna spend Monday night in Chicago.
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anon_ivydyf0amkzay
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Anyone who likes snow should spend one of these storms in Truckee, CA...they can get snow there like almost no other place in the lower 48. Even their plows are different
