Snow in the Pines
- Thread starter Ben Ruset
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I cancelled a small program I had going today, as much for the predicted cold as the snow. Not a nature walk kinda day, for most at least!
Only about two inches here - nice dry powder that was easily swept away with a broom. Was in Tuckahoe this morning and they have even less snow. Really cold and windy though!
Just took the lab for a short walk on the golf course behind my house. Bitter cold wind but he had a great time! Must be nice being a dog.
Maybe 3 inches for us, not bad out if you dress for it. The bay is frozen over and all chiggers should be dead by now, if not, they will be tonight 
Minus temps being forecast for this area.
Minus temps being forecast for this area.
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From the Sunday NWS briefing;
"There is still some uncertainty in these amounts. Similar to what happened in the January 26-27 blizzard, there will be a tight snowfall gradient to the west and northwest of the storm so any seemingly minor shift in the track will either increase (if the low tracks closer to the coast) or decrease (if the low tracks farther offshore) snowfall amounts by several inches across the area (compared to our current forecast). "
Another storm projected for the coming weekend.
"There is still some uncertainty in these amounts. Similar to what happened in the January 26-27 blizzard, there will be a tight snowfall gradient to the west and northwest of the storm so any seemingly minor shift in the track will either increase (if the low tracks closer to the coast) or decrease (if the low tracks farther offshore) snowfall amounts by several inches across the area (compared to our current forecast). "
Another storm projected for the coming weekend.
We are at 1F. Did not crack 0F last night. The snow squeaks when you walk
Snow amounts already lowered for this next one, which is now a warning.
Hopefully any weekend rain will wash it away.
Looks like we got 3 or 4 inches here, am going out to clear off the car and run some errands now. No snowblower required.
Snow totals for the region:
http://forecast.weather.gov/product...HI&product=PNS&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0
Snow totals for the region:
http://forecast.weather.gov/product...HI&product=PNS&format=CI&version=1&glossary=0