That's funny as hell! But it's no joke people are at that point with the snow and winter. Bac- what's up with that PB GFI guy on American Weather? He's holding on to the last breath of winter and he's being a real dick to anyone who disagrees with him. Sure, it's March and it's gonna get cold on some days (it may even snow again), but winter's days are numbered.Originally posted by HeyHuey:
I've made it a priority to go outside to pee on the snow pack to help melt it. I even drink extra coffee in the morning. But the people in my complex are getting annoyed.
Is your backyard in a lot of shade or did you just have more snow up there? In North Plainfield, I just have the crusty crap on the edge of the property and shady areas.Originally posted by DJ Spanky:
We still have a lot of snowpack by us - I'll measure it this weekend. The bigger problem is that our patio, patio furniture and wood rack have a 2-4 inch layer of ice on them.
Our back has a northern exposure facing a state park/forest. All of the ice is from all of the roofmelt over the last week or so. At the start of the melting, we had well over 2 feet of snowpack.Originally posted by RUPete:Is your backyard in a lot of shade or did you just have more snow up there? In North Plainfield, I just have the crusty crap on the edge of the property and shady areas.Originally posted by DJ Spanky:
We still have a lot of snowpack by us - I'll measure it this weekend. The bigger problem is that our patio, patio furniture and wood rack have a 2-4 inch layer of ice on them.
yeah that has been something else lately.....he got a couple of storms right late in the season and now has a big head about it. His condescending attitude is out of control. It may in fact get colder and we can get some snow but the way he is talking about it like its definitely coming is out of line. Too much belittling. That's why I like to troll over there a little to balance things outOriginally posted by RUPete:
That's funny as hell! But it's no joke people are at that point with the snow and winter. Bac- what's up with that PB GFI guy on American Weather? He's holding on to the last breath of winter and he's being a real dick to anyone who disagrees with him. Sure, it's March and it's gonna get cold on some days (it may even snow again), but winter's days are numbered.Originally posted by HeyHuey:
I've made it a priority to go outside to pee on the snow pack to help melt it. I even drink extra coffee in the morning. But the people in my complex are getting annoyed.
Yup. I remember April 1982 being like that. Warm, cold/storm, warm/melt.Originally posted by derleider:
Even if it snows this time of year in any substantial way, its gone before the next day is over (f not before the afternoon is out.)
WE got something similar I think in spring of 2000 - might have been Easter Day - about 4-6 inches of surprise snow - gone by the next morning at the latest. Looked pretty nice on top of the all of the fresh blooms.Originally posted by RUPete:
Yup. I remember April 1982 being like that. Warm, cold/storm, warm/melt.Originally posted by derleider:
Even if it snows this time of year in any substantial way, its gone before the next day is over (f not before the afternoon is out.)
Ah - thats the one I was thinking of. THe one in 2000 was less than 3 inches.Originally posted by JoeRU0304:
We had snow in April 2003 as well (over 6 inches too). When I woke up I thought I was dreaming and remember campus closing offices/classes by noon (I was on the LX when I got the call from my job on Livingston not to come in; I got off the bus at the SAC and remember thinking had the call come about 2 or so minutes later it would have probably been a few hours before I got back to College Ave. At that point I also had only had my cell phone for less than a year). I think it was all gone within 2 days.
Joe P.
I am going to tie this in eventually when the snow melts back to a couple of threads I started last fall, about seeding new areas with grass and transplanting trees! The back part of two of those photos is the area I cleared out last fall that backs to the state forest. If you look in the 3rd photo by the red tub, you can see sticks poking through the snow demarking the area where I put down grass seed last fall. Once the snow melts, I'll need advice on what to do with the seeded areas - fertilize it or add additional seed.Originally posted by zappaa:
Nice yard DJ!
Still have 3-4" on 90% of my property, while most locations are now down to bare ground. We even played soccer today for the first time since late January, as the field was 80% free from snow (we just moved the goals away from the snowy section).Originally posted by RU848789:
Amazing what shade will do for you - we still have 6-8" on our entire property, while people across the street, in full sun have no snow left - I feel so badly for them. Quite the cold pattern returning next week, so don't sleep on winter, yet...
Nope, just shade - works wonders. Will likely be gone in 3-4 days at this rate, just in time for some fresh snowfall Friday morning, if we get lucky (low, but non-zero possibility)...Originally posted by bac2therac:
lol...4 inches? do you have cooling dome on your property that saves your precious snowfall
Don't say that around PB! Two things to post that will set him over the edge: sun angle and climo.Originally posted by bac2therac:
lots of luck getting snow at the end of the week
Actually, our neighbors on one side have a similar amount of shade and it's always a race to see who has the last bit of natural snow left (usually us, lol). My wife took the pic and while she has amazing Photoshop skills, she hates snow, so I was barely able to convince her to take this pic. I'm sure any number of Metuchen-based posters can confirm the snow, as we're right across from Tommy's Pond...Originally posted by RocktheRac:
Looks like everywhere else is all gone except your front lawn. To me you either have a underground refrigerant or its photoshopped.