-=> Quoting Maurice Kinal to Nancy Backus on 21-Feb-2019 18:59 <=-

 NB>> Quite the snowy February for you, then....

 MK> Most definetly, even if we don't get more.  For sure we broke the
 MK> daily record on that first dump even if we don't count the snow dumped
 MK> on the following day which was the same storm.  I think that might
 MK> have broken the daily record for that day too.  Together they counted
 MK> for the ~2 feet which much of it is still on the ground as we speak
 MK> along with what fell in at least 4 dumps since. 

Definitely bragging rights, for sure....  

 MK> They are predicting a snow/rain mix overnight with it switching to
 MK> plain old showers before noon tomorrow (Friday).  Nothing earth
 MK> shattering and not likely to be more than 4 cm if indeed there is any
 MK> snow at all.  It feels more like it will rain (showers) given the
 MK> current temperature here at sea level ... less than 20 meters
 MK> elevation and ~100 meters to the shoreline. 

And did you get the rain as you expected...?  Did it melt down/off all
that snow....?  

We've been having a wind storm, yesterday and today... and winds are
expected to continue for at least another day.... Yesterday it was over
50°F and we had rain and thunderstorms, by evening, it was down near
0°C/low 30sF and there was snow being blown about by the wind.... Now
it's only in the high 20sF and still blowing... what precipitation comes
is snow....   At the moment, the winds have died down a little, maybe
to 30mph or so.... Yesterday there were gusts at 75mph or so, through
the night almost that, still pretty gusty this morning, rattling the
windows, shaking the house....  Still have power, though... and no
downed trees or branches....    Only a handful of people in the area
lost power, which is pretty good, considering the wind.... 

ttyl       neb

... "He who hesitates is frost." - Inuit Proverb

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