- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
26", and still coming down
- Thread starter Fred_Berkelhammer
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- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
- Location
- Burnaby, BC
- Location
- Decatur, Georgia
Re: 26\", and still coming down
I just got up- out for twenty hours straight plowing and snow-blowing. We were going through neighborhoods where the snow was up over the wheel wells!
I just got up- out for twenty hours straight plowing and snow-blowing. We were going through neighborhoods where the snow was up over the wheel wells!
- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
Re: 26\", and still coming down
Yeah, final measurement at 30' here. Jeff Hafner told me he spent 5 hours shoveling his driveway, which is double wide and maybe 55' long. It's an el Nino year, which means we may not get another flake for two months, so this will make a big difference for soil moisture this winter.
Yeah, final measurement at 30' here. Jeff Hafner told me he spent 5 hours shoveling his driveway, which is double wide and maybe 55' long. It's an el Nino year, which means we may not get another flake for two months, so this will make a big difference for soil moisture this winter.
- Location
- Decatur, Georgia
Re: 26\", and still coming down
Coming in again!! They're calling for up to another two feet, over the next two days!
Coming in again!! They're calling for up to another two feet, over the next two days!
- Location
- Asheville,NC
Re: 26\", and still coming down
Send some of that over here to NC!!! We could use it
Send some of that over here to NC!!! We could use it
- Location
- Decatur, Georgia
Re: 26\", and still coming down
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Send some of that over here to NC!!! We could use it
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Any skiing there yet?
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Send some of that over here to NC!!! We could use it
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Any skiing there yet?
- Location
- Boulder County, CO.
Re: 26\", and still coming down
You bet! The local area, Eldora, has a 60" base, which is better than it usually has in March, most years. Been up twice, and have hit powder stashes well over 3' deep in the trees. Have had 3 very big dumps in 3 weeks, and another is supposed to come later this week. Good for skiing, bad for driving chip trucks/cleaning up yards.
We had 100mph winds today (which is common in Jan. around here), and trees are tipping over. We had a number of emergency calls. They are going over because the soil is saturated and not frozen under all that snow, which melts when the warm winds blow. Not anything like what they had in the PNW, but quite a few trees on houses.
You bet! The local area, Eldora, has a 60" base, which is better than it usually has in March, most years. Been up twice, and have hit powder stashes well over 3' deep in the trees. Have had 3 very big dumps in 3 weeks, and another is supposed to come later this week. Good for skiing, bad for driving chip trucks/cleaning up yards.
We had 100mph winds today (which is common in Jan. around here), and trees are tipping over. We had a number of emergency calls. They are going over because the soil is saturated and not frozen under all that snow, which melts when the warm winds blow. Not anything like what they had in the PNW, but quite a few trees on houses.
- Location
- sunny Madison, WI
Re: 26\", and still coming down
Not a flake on the ground here. No ice on the lakes. I'm glad I didn't buy a snowmobile this year!
I guess I'll just have to go skiing in Colorado. Dang.
Not a flake on the ground here. No ice on the lakes. I'm glad I didn't buy a snowmobile this year!
I guess I'll just have to go skiing in Colorado. Dang.
