FOH with that map, NWS. Give me the under on 14 inches in New Brunswick.
i will also put my chips on the under
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FOH with that map, NWS. Give me the under on 14 inches in New Brunswick.
WD 40 & waterproofing spray for shoes works well too
I was a little surprised they increased so much also...my thinking is more like 8-12 with local bands of 12-16".pretty shocked that Mt Holly is being incredibly bullish seeing that outlets like WCTC have 5-10 for the area not 12-14 and tv mets settlling in 6-12 range. Dan Zarrow from 101.5 at 6-12
last night Euro did move southeast, didnt see Numbers mention that...kept those foot plus potential toward the shore but cutting most others back to 6-10. 6z NAM moved even further southeast with sharp cutoffs maybe 3-5 in central jersey but those bigger amounts only along the immediate coast. So you can see slight shifts can drastically change. Other models held serve basically so we will see today to look for any trends and if the nam/euro were on to something with their shifts
I was a little surprised they increased so much also...my thinking is more like 8-12 with local bands of 12-16".
I use wd40 silicone spray but I've read that PAM cooking spray works too. When I made the reminder in the last storm thread some people used the cooking spray and they thought it helped. Basically any sort of lubricant should be helpful, I've even read Crisco but I wouldn't use that myself.Never heard that before--- seems like a strange question but where do I spray cooking oil on my snowblower? down into the chute? does this really work?
PAM or PAN?I use wd40 silicone spray but I've read that PAM cooking spray works too. When I made the reminder in the last storm thread some people used the cooking spray and they thought it helped. Basically any sort of lubricant should be helpful, I've even read Crisco but I wouldn't sue that myself.
I spray it on the shovel and wipe it down and for the blower I spray it on all the parts that come in contact with snow (chute, impeller, augur blades) and then wipe it down. I do it about 15 min before going out so it has time to set in, whether that matters or not I don't know.
It's not perfect and it doesn't mean nothing will clog or stick but I've been doing it for years and to me there's a big difference before I started the practice of doing it and after I found out about it. The frequency of issues was a lot less for me.
I'm tempted to try but chicken lol. Mine is still working but I know could give out possibly if the load of wet snow at the end of the drive becomes too much. I opened up the cover and see the dust from the belt being frayed a little and seems a little loose too.At least my snowblower auger is auguring again (replaced belt as suggested here). Thanks!!!
Give us details. Are we talking more snow?Backed to being NAMed again...big hit
Keep up the good work with your info! WeatherWorks says 5-10 inches, see below. Personally, we are in FL for a spring break vacation until Saturday. Good luck to all!Backed to being NAMed again...big hit
2 feet possible if bands set up. Zarrow just mentioned 12 if bands set and could be more.
NWS just upped Hillsborough 11 to 15. So if bands set up we can approach 2 ft
The real question is, what is the weather after the storm? Are we going to warm back up so I can practice/play games?
Games after snow?Sure.The real question is, what is the weather after the storm? Are we going to warm back up so I can practice/play games?
Lax. So at least we just need the turf to melt.Games after snow?Sure.
Baseball or LAX???
no model has two feet, stop spreading that
No model showed that either 2 weeks ago and plenty of us in NNJ got 2.5 feet
The real question is, what is the weather after the storm? Are we going to warm back up so I can practice/play games?
if you are asking for nice spring weather, no that is not coming
I'm tempted to try but chicken lol. Mine is still working but I know could give out possibly if the load of wet snow at the end of the drive becomes too much. I opened up the cover and see the dust from the belt being frayed a little and seems a little loose too.
I've looked at all the youtube videos but worry about the reassembly and messing something up. Taking apart always easy...putting back together not so much if you're not the most mechanically inclined lol. While it's working for the most part not sure I want to mess with it, if it stopped then there's less to lose.
Lax. So at least we just need the turf to melt.
I will take 45 and rain.
It's all about the banding
If we lose power again and I have to go to my in-laws' for any length of time, I may end up on the news being put into a squad car.
This is a joke.
Every storm so far was first thought to have gone south and miss us, then of course it ends up going north for a direct hit and worse case scenario
I hate winter
I hate snow
I hate ice
I hate downed trees
I hate downed power lines
I hate no power
I hate Dave Curran
I hate Sewercuse
My friend, we finally have something on which we agree.