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Snow and Wind
Check out the snow and wind occurring at my camp yesterday at sunset...
https://video.nest.com/clip/baf9832e...ac9a8894b6.mp4 Dan |
We haven’t seen this much winter in years. I find it refreshing
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It was windy, my sensor lights were turning on just from the wind and snow drifts.
Just feel bad that Gunstock lost a lift during this week. Probably didn't effect them much yesterday, but for the rest of the week. Hope they can get it fixed quickly |
Snow. Cold. Not for me. But I do enjoy watching this video in the comfort and warmth of my home. Hard to believe looking at this that in three months or less we'll be enjoying warm weather, boating and nursing IPAs on the dock...though it could be an extra late ice out this year???
I will say that although I don't enjoy winter weather, I actually was hoping for an extra cold season to hopefully help with fewer cyano blooms this summer. I understand that lack of significant ice has been a contributing factor to more intense blooms in recent years. |
It even blooms under the ice.
Ice Out varies a bit (well, maybe more than a bit), but overall we should have boating season arrive on-time. I suspect we will even see some boats out on April 1st. |
Looks like a nice day to be inside a Bobhouse looking out. Eating some Beef stew, Playing Cribbage and listening to a radio. Lifting the Swedish pimple up off the bottom for a second and you realize you can't budge it. Those were always fun days.
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Great video....this is like an old time winter!!! April is 41 days away.....we'll all be bitchin' about the heat very soon.
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.... roof rake the snow eaves
Mon & Tues, Feb 17 & 18, was so windy on Mt Tecumseh the six-seat big chairlift at Waterville Valley was closed all day, both days. Today is Wed, Feb 19, and it should be reopening this morning, I expect.
This week is Massachusetts February school vacation week while next week is New Hampshire February school vacation week. Looking at the weather forecast in this website, it looks that Friday, Feb 21 will be the start of an extended warming trend with higher daytime highs and higher night time lows. Maybe you want to go roof rake the big snow on the roof eaves sometime soon. |
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The wife and I flew into Manchester Monday night from Tampa around 6pm.
Most turbulent approach and landing I've ever experienced. I was amazed we didn't go around for a 2nd try. Pilot jokingly said "you guy's gotta pay extra for that one" |
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Black Mountain of NH
When the lifts are on wind hold, the GM decides to transfer the skiers to the top with the snowcats!
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Try the T's
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2. I remember skiing as a teenager at Gunstock on the 1964 Chair which was mostly close to the ground, so no wind shut downs. Very cold and windy and we were told a -55F wind chill. Best part: no lift lines that day. 3. Anybody else remember buying a book of lift tickets (1 for T, 2 for Try-Me and 3 for the summit IIRC)? You could take a run or two and if you weren't happy, save the rest of the book for another day. |
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Ice Out?
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finally winter! it has been a long while since that much snow has been sticking around
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Those that submitted guesses to the ice out contest can stop worrying about it. That's because, my wife is guaranteed to win. She spent about three hours with a calculator figuring it out a few weeks ago. To her analysis, she applied critical thinking with a healthy dose of calculus and trigonometry. This coupled with quantum mechanics and fully proofed calculations using quantitative atomic analysis and particle spacetime telemetry. Lastly, she bolstered all that by reading pertinent writings of Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawkings and Issac Newton. With all of this, how can she be wrong?
All the while, I was waiting for my dinner. |
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