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January 26, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 5:55 AM GMT on January 27, 2012

Haven't written in a few days. The lack of precipitation has brought some warm and extremely mild weather to town. The past few days have melted almost all the snow in town, especially on the west and north sides of town, where snow is non-existent. Everything near south of Main St. is ice and there is a large puddle of ice surrounding the station. As is expected no new snow has fallen since the last entry.

New Snow: 0 inches
Base: 2 inches(ICE)

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January 23, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 3:05 AM GMT on January 24, 2012

Surprised today...this morning was nice and sunny and the clouds started to roll in by early afternoon. You could just see the snow falling off in the distance. it was a fast moving storm that brought snow from around 2 to 5 pm. No real accumulation though, probably a quarter of an inch. I'll just call it a trace amount.

New Snow: Trace

Base: 3.5 inches (snowy ice)

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Updated: 3:06 AM GMT on January 24, 2012

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Januay 22, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 5:07 AM GMT on January 23, 2012

Last night we received about a half inch of new snow with about an inch of ice from the rain early in the day. Another few storms are expected to be moving through in the next few days. Probably will just bring rain again.

New Snow: Half inch (1 inch of ice)
Base: 3 inches (snowy ice)

Categories:Winter Weather Climate Change

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January 21, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 1:04 AM GMT on January 22, 2012

The "major" storm that rolled through the west for the past few days has brought absolutely zero precipitation here. It appeared that the jet stream split in a 50 mile radius around the valley. It rained off and on all day today and there is a possibility of snow tonight. Haha, yeah right. Currently we are in a climate identity crisis here. AHHH

New Snow: 0 inches
Storm Total: 2 inches

Base: 2 inches (ICEY SNOW)

Categories:Climate Change

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January 17, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 5:45 AM GMT on January 19, 2012

The high pressure system moved in and brought with it some severe winds. Readings from the station were constant at 12.0 mph for a few hours. The new snow that had fallen is piling into drifts now...exposing the dirt and the wind is then blowing that around. Hopefully this predicted snow will be able to produce some accumulation so we can have a "real" winter.

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January 16, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 5:52 PM GMT on January 17, 2012

The first wave of the series of storms has passed and some high pressure has seemed to roll into the area. Temperatures this morning were well into the lower single digits. New snow this morning was only a trace but we received 2 inches total for this wave.

New Snow: Trace
Storm Total: 2 inches

Base: 3 inches

Updated: 6:00 PM GMT on January 17, 2012

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January 15, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 8:47 PM GMT on January 15, 2012

Whew, finally snowing again. The flakes starting falling around 10am and we have about a quarter of an inch so far. Storm is supposed to last for a week! Hope that's true.

New Snow: 1/4 inch
Storm Total: 1/4 inch

Base: 2 inches (SNOW/ICE)

Updated: 6:00 PM GMT on January 17, 2012

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January 10, 2012

Posted by: POLeary29, 5:08 AM GMT on January 11, 2012

First snow of the year tonight. Just trace amount but it was enough to cover everything in ice.

New Snow: Trace
Base: 2" (ICE)

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