Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Climate Change & Current National Freezing Conditions

[MossRoad]

I was ice fishing 11 days ago on 9" of good ice. It was all gone 3 days later due to warmth and rain. When I was a kid, I'd start ice fishing before Christmas and go till the end of March. The last few years, its been about 4 weeks if I'm lucky.

 

[majorwager]

Moss,
If you read the initial posts of this thread, I was TOLD this topic did not belong under snow removal. I did a mea culpa edit, and several members agreed to delete critical replies. Have tried to discourage folks from posting so it would disappear into the forgotten pages. Despite those efforts, the thread survives. Perhaps spring will deliver the final demise. There is a familiar name in those initial posts.

 

[tcreeley]

Curious to see what this cyclone bomb blast brings. Thanks to the polar split - our area of Maine looks like a no impact zone- some dusting, 32F and 18mph winds. Really not bad. Further south looks to be hit, Time will tell.

 

[tcreeley]

Moss,
If you read the initial posts of this thread, I was TOLD this topic did not belong under snow removal. I did a mea culpa edit, and several members agreed to delete critical replies. Have tried to discourage folks from posting so it would disappear into the forgotten pages. Despite those efforts, the thread survives. Perhaps spring will deliver the final demise. There is a familiar name in those initial posts.

It doesn't matter much where things belong. Those in charge if duly upset can move these threads about with ease. They do it to new members all of the time.

What you did was pick an excellent title - very apt: "Re: Climate Change & Current National Freezing Conditions" !

 

[/pine]

What you did was pick an excellent title - very apt: "Re: Climate Change & Current National Freezing Conditions" !

if the climate never changed we wouldn't have any use for weather forecasters..

 

[MossRoad]

Don't mix climate and weather. Apples and opossums.

 

[/pine]

Don't mix climate and weather. Apples and opossums.

I'm aware of the difference and the poor use... but it is a matter of degree. (NPI)...in certain contexts they are interchangeable

 

[MossRoad]

I'm aware of the difference and the poor use... but it is a matter of degree. (NPI)...in certain contexts they are interchangeable

A matter of degree.... degree. wheather. degree That's a joke, son.

 

[/pine]

A little O/T...
7K years is a long time but it did not change overnight and at other times the entire state was under water...

...Researchers say the water level in the Gulf of Mexico 7,000 years ago was about 30 feet below compared to today....

Interesting O/T article: wtsp.com | 'Unprecedented' Native American burial site discovered off Florida's Gulf Coast

 

[tcreeley]

Here in central Maine - it was one time an inland sea. That is where all of the thick clay layer comes from. Our well hits water at 60'. We are 167' above sea level. - I keep wondering about coastal flooding in these big storms. 16 miles from here we have the Penobscot River with its daily tidal drops in water level.

I am glad we had a split in the polar vortex. England can keep the snow they got. But interestingly all we got from the cyclone bomb blast is some wind. Further south it looks like they got hit hard - flooding, no power, lines and trees down, snow. Tough times.