Big storm coming in Tuesday night. I've heard forecasts ranging anywhere for a couple inches to a couple feet of snow. Somehow I suspect this will not help the pellet shortage.
Old man winter isn't finished with New England Yet
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I live down by the Cape. For my area they are calling for a storm dropping 8-12 or 12 -20+. It all depends on the track of the storm. But we are going to see some cold air returning in the next couple of days. If we do get it. I'm hopeing that it will be light fluffy stuff so when it does warm up. It will melt quicker. But if it is the heavy wet stuff it will cause a lot of damage to both trees and wires. So far we have lucked out this winter. We did get a lot of snow. But thankfully it was light and fluffy. So no major power losses any were. I've kept my generator at the ready all winter long and hopeing I will not need it when this storm hits. I live in a senior area and I'm the only one with a generator.If we loss power I think I will become very popular.
BigJohnfromCT
Feeling the Heat
Not sure about the Mass area but here in CT the weather AFTER the storm, that is next Saturday and Sunday, looks like temps in the 50s and rain. Bring on the mud season.
Pellet-King
Minister of Fire
I just lookat at a weather site called Weather Space. They say once this storm gets wound up it will have the same barometric pressure as a cat 3 hurricane
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Nor’easter This Week Forecast Surface Pressure Equivalent To Category Three Hurricane
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Nor’easter This Week Forecast Surface Pressure Equivalent To Category Three Hurricane
vinny11950
Minister of Fire
Eastern Long Island gonna get hit too. The few crocuses coming out in my parents garden will get a rude welcome.
Pellet-King
Minister of Fire
I live inland and we are forecasted to only get 1-3 inches. It's about time the cape gets hammered and we get off easy. It's usually the other way around.
SXIPro
Minister of Fire
Actually the Cape got clobbered quite a few times this year while the rest of us, for the most part, got spared.
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