Except that the ski mountains in CA are open early this season due to having a lot of snow come in recently.Wow. On the Westcoast we are complaining about the warm dry conditions
Except that the ski mountains in CA are open early this season due to having a lot of snow come in recently.Wow. On the Westcoast we are complaining about the warm dry conditions
Try getting around 4' of snow, then 4 days later getting another 3'-4'. My back hurts just thinking about it.Prayers sent for you all. I can't imagine dealing with 4' of snow, and I live in Iowa!
Yep. We had a couple days of winter weather. They usually struggle to open by ThanksgivingExcept that the ski mountains in CA are open early this season due to having a lot of snow come in recently.
But this year, they started to open 2 weeks ago. Even the Big Bear lakes area ski resorts are already openYep. We had a couple days of winter weather. They usually struggle to open by Thanksgiving
"Now you take my wife, please take my wife."I've been at it since 8am snowblowing and shoveling and I can't keep up. Weather channel guy is in my town, East Aurora which is never a good sign. I think we have about 4ft. It's the heaviest stuff I can remember dealing with.
My main snowblower is struggling, but working. My backup I can only keep running for a few minutes. It starts stumbling, then dies. Too exhausted to mess with it.
ExactlyBut this year, they started to open 2 weeks ago. Even the Big Bear lakes area ski resorts are already open
I feel sorry for y'all.
"Climate changes" have always been on earth.I don't see how this can possibly be happening with Global Warming, (i.e. "Climate Change"), so prominent today? And here I was planning on being able to wear shorts in Fargo this January.
I agree somewhat with Bjornviken. It is what it is and maybe this time might be more due to human influences compared to past changes.I don't see how this can possibly be happening with Global Warming, (i.e. "Climate Change"), so prominent today? And here I was planning on being able to wear shorts in Fargo this January.
Being in NE Ohio, the local Wx explains the mechanics of lake effect snow often. Lake effect snows happen when cold air masses in the atmosphere at 5-10k foot pass over the warm water of the lake. The bigger the delta T, the more moisture absorbed. Last week Lake Erie water temperatures were still in the low 50s degF. Draw a line between Toledo and Buffalo, that was pretty much the wind direction last week, so this semi-artic cold air mass passed over a couple hundred miles of open warm lake, absorbing a lot of moisture that got dumped on W NY. Warming temperatures are exactly why these types of storms occur.I don't see how this can possibly be happening with Global Warming, (i.e. "Climate Change"), so prominent today? And here I was planning on being able to wear shorts in Fargo this January.