Ya buddy! Sorry we are going to miss your pretty mug this year! Best to you, the wife and the little one to be! Congrats.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder
http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/n...T/100_2727.jpg
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Ya buddy! Sorry we are going to miss your pretty mug this year! Best to you, the wife and the little one to be! Congrats.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder
http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/n...T/100_2727.jpg
this rain is insane. gonna be a dry start to the season me thinks. maybe a few inches on the ground by early/mid december.
rog
it's her mark. pow's been butthurt since march when i dumped her:)Quote:
Originally Posted by lynchdogger
rog
What you say Rog feels right in my bones. Have not followed the numbers closely, but it sure feels like a lot of rain since April.
Anyways, here is a snow positive from the weatherman at skitheeast
http://www.skitheeast.net/tv/episode...inter-forecast
if you guys want some data: the summer's precip was just a bit below the all-time averages around NVT (but within .5 SD of the mean), and late sept/oct has been slighly above the all-time averages. Interestingly, if you compare to only the 20 year average however, the summer was very dry (like 1.96+ SD below the mean), and the fall has been almost right on average, if not a little below (but i think last night pushed it now a little above... holy WET).Quote:
Originally Posted by cat in january
I have a grad student in a class who does hydrology work in several watersheds of NVT, so I am always picking their brain for this info... I find more startling how much wetter the last 20 years have been than any single year's data...
Bummed I am missing Ullrfest to work this year, I'm looking forward to the flood (hehe) of images that should take over the ECRC starting Monday to let me know what I missed. I'm sure a few participants will need the imagery to let them know what they missed, too! May Ullr be happy with the work.
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Originally Posted by Cat In Jaunary
I did see an amazing movie this week on Climate Change called Chasing Ice. It opens regionally on the 9th of November, if it is playing near you I really recommend it. I'm sure with this crowd, the message is preaching to the choir, but it needs some buzz and momentum to get into other (larger) theaters. But if you like awesome images of snow and ice and a narrative of people doing truly heroic things for the greater good, it is totally worth seeing anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by gpetrics
saw the producer's interview on the moyers journal, looks like a good one for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by ml242
Sorry to miss volunteer day #3 at Magic today, but crutches on steep terrain in the woods is a losing combination. Trust me, you don't want me painting.
Leg feels good, have almost full ROM, just need to let the screw holes fill in. Eating Tums for the calcium to hurry things along (I already take a mega dose of Vit D).
May stop by the BLBP for a beer or 3 this afternoon.
Can this be my signature?Quote:
Originally Posted by DoWork
This thread was heading for page 2 so I just had to make sure it stays on p. 1. I suspect many of the usual suspects are nursing red eyes and pounding heads this AM
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Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest
affirmative, full report to follow
Loving the weather. Great biking for at least another couple weeks. Rain-fed boating, and a good precip. pattern heading into late fall skiing. Keep it coming.
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^^ Hells yea!
The Hudson was at 6.8 ft yesterday... The highest it has been since Irene when it was at 7.4 I believe.
Been a lean year for boaters. One more for your enthusiasm. Not a great photo, but a fucking awesome drop. Like loosing a pillow fight to 20 virgins.Quote:
Originally Posted by tBatt
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Might get even higher if this bad boy hits as predicted. One model is calling for 12" - 15" of rain at my house.... Oh boy.Quote:
Originally Posted by tBatt
http://www.wxedge.com/articles/20131..._storm_part_ii
Looks like this morning's GFS stagnates the Tropical system between Bermuda and the Bahamas and only adding a little gas to the incoming cold front before it is pushed out to the middle of the Atlantic
And of course, I would be nursing a slipped disc as the water finally arrives. Curses, foiled again!
VTF.. just lmao at the pics you put up on p.29... thanks and appreciate it....glad all had such a great time this past weekend.....
Weasal 1 sorry to hear about your disc... heal quickly my friend.........
that's gonna get scary in VT again if that verifies.Quote:
Originally Posted by jgb@etree
Guess I've got some cleaning up to do on the local micros. Hoping for about 25% of that over 2 days.Quote:
Originally Posted by jgb@etree
today's midday runs are already tapering down teh craziness. still rain. but not so much... lots of time for the solution to change it's mind though.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveVt
should be good boating this time next week though either way
The enormity of the ECRC threads just hit me as I realized that in 22 days we've racked up 745 posts or an average of about 33 posts PER DAY. If this keeps up this thread has the potential to surpass the 7 year old Snow For the Euros thread
If you were to stack the previous 5 ECRC threads on to this thread you'd get 41,455 posts and 2,409,733 page views.
This doesn't happen often but I'm speechless at the sheer volume of it. Nice work Crew!!
What's the over under on how many of those posts are Rog's?Quote:
Originally Posted by laseranimal
no need to bet. 1229Quote:
Originally Posted by lynchdogger
edit: the combined 2 mil page views is pretty impressive. Even at a very very very low valuation of 1 thousandth of a cent per page view, that's still 2000$... i bet TGR has in reality cashed in more from the ECRCz
22 days, probably ~5 or so mindless posts in each 24hr period, so I'd say right around 100. And I'd probably still take the over.Quote:
Originally Posted by lynchdogger
Edit: The math guy says 1229, which makes mine a winning bet. Obviously I'm no good at handicapping - I'll leave that to the pro's