Thread: Hows your weather today

Originally Posted by SR

When I lived in SD, I had a neighbor with a four-wheeler that had a snow plow attachment on the front. Always was envious, especially for the big spring snows we got with the heavy, wet snow.

Yeah - we had a John Deere tractor with the plow attachment when I was growing up. I need to bite the bullet and get a snow blower. Fortunately, this snowfall was not heavy and wet. Nice powder snow, so it wasn't hard to shovel - other than the amount.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Yes, but poor Texas got a 1/2 inch!

i hope their entire economy doesn't collapse. . .

Originally Posted by dogfish

i hope their entire economy doesn't collapse. . .

We're fine. Thank God for Beto O'Rourke and AOC.

Cold and rainy over in the neck of woods here!

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

Yeah - we had a John Deere tractor with the plow attachment when I was growing up. I need to bite the bullet and get a snow blower. Fortunately, this snowfall was not heavy and wet. Nice powder snow, so it wasn't hard to shovel - other than the amount.

Get the snowblower + teach the wife how to use it = win

Originally Posted by PatriotsGuy

Get the snowblower + teach the wife how to use it = win

Yeah - not bloody likely.

14 years later and my weather thread still lives. lol.. Joe, What's up man!!

Originally Posted by Bronco9798

14 years later and my weather thread still lives. lol.. Joe, What's up man!!

My main man. How you doin' 9'er?

I'm good man! Just living the life the best I can and getting along! You doing alright man. I see this crazy place is still here.

Denver Weather: Big Storm Aiming For Colorado By End Of The Week

https://denver.cbslocal.com/2021/03/...d-of-the-week/

yep

1-3 ft of snow

anywhere from 18-56 inches. . . sounds like joe's fantasy!

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in all seriousness, they keep moving the prediction back-- i hope we at least get enough precipitation to slow next summer's wildfires. . .

Originally Posted by Bronco9798

14 years later and my weather thread still lives. lol.. Joe, What's up man!!

Yo!

It's still tame out here, but this is the NWS forecast discussion as of 4pm:

We`ve overall kept the forecast relatively unchanged for this
event with 14 to 24 inches for the I-25 Urban Corridor, with
locally heavier amounts possible toward Boulder and Golden
depending on exact track and evolution of the storm, of course.
Foothills should see 2 to 4 foot totals with the heaviest favoring
Larimer County. Again, any slight change in track could result in
much higher/lower amounts. The 10-90% snowfall graphics represent
this uncertainty well, with bottom end (10th percentile) 10"
amounts along the I-25 Corridor but the 90th percentile showing
amounts near 30". Foothills areas go as high as several feet in
the 90th percentile, or worst case scenario!

Still no snowfall at our place. Guess it's supposed to start around 10AM now.