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> Which snowy winter type do you prefer?
Which snowy winter type do you prefer?
What form of snow do you prefer during winter?
1 or 2 huge snowstorms, otherwise hardly any snow [ 3 ] ** [75.00%]
No major snowstorms, but light snows that gradually add up [ 1 ] ** [25.00%]
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post Jan 29 2013, 11:14 AM
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Just wondering what most would prefer... both winters hypothetically would add up to the same snow total but would be built up differently:

1. There's 1 or 2 huge snowstorms with 12-24+ inches, but otherwise the pattern fluctuates from warm & dry to cold & wet with hardly any snow. The snow from these blizzards melts quickly without any lasting snowpack during the winter.

2. There's no major snowstorms, but many light snowfalls (~1-4") that gradually add up throughout the season, with a lasting snow pack given the frequency of these snowfalls.


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post Jan 29 2013, 03:38 PM
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Winters that don't work my snow shovel!


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post Jan 29 2013, 07:11 PM
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QUOTE(mmi16 @ Jan 29 2013, 03:38 PM) *
Winters that don't work my snow shovel!

ill definitely take the 1 big one even if that meant no other snow the entire winter!
reasons:
1. Better chance of getting off work. laugh.gif
2. Better chance of getting to track watch it even if having to work since its prolly a 12-24 hour event.
3. Better chance for snow pack to stick around longer.
4. Less chance of getting in an accident cause when it snows over a foot you and most people arent on the road anyway as opposed to 4 storms of 2-5" when most people still will/have to drive in it.
5. Better chance of thundersnow.
6. Jim Cantore comes to town. laugh.gif maybe.
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post Jan 30 2013, 07:34 PM
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QUOTE(stxprowl @ Jan 29 2013, 07:11 PM) *
ill definitely take the 1 big one even if that meant no other snow the entire winter!
reasons:
1. Better chance of getting off work. laugh.gif
2. Better chance of getting to track watch it even if having to work since its prolly a 12-24 hour event.
3. Better chance for snow pack to stick around longer.
4. Less chance of getting in an accident cause when it snows over a foot you and most people arent on the road anyway as opposed to 4 storms of 2-5" when most people still will/have to drive in it.
5. Better chance of thundersnow.
6. Jim Cantore comes to town. laugh.gif maybe.

I work in a industry where I am expected to do my job in ANY weather conditions. so getting off work is not a option.

December 2009 - 16 inches
January 2010 - 20 inches
January 2010 (3 days after the 20 inches) - 36 inches

I have shoveled all I care to!


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