Hope it doesn’t freeze tonight.
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That’s what happened to us last February- first a few inches of snow, then in the afternoon it started raining, then later in the evening it started freezing and then by morning it was freezing rain. We got like 1/2” of ice on top of a few inches of snow that ended up being compacted to about 2” of snow soaked with rainwater, all frozen into one. It was heavy and so slick, and if you managed to break through the ice it was just frozen slurpee.If it does, we want videos of the morning ice skating ballet.
It's supposed to warm up so I think we will be ok. Right T T?
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Tonyrodz
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Yessir. It's in the low 40's right now, so hoping all is well on the roads.
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Tonyrodz
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All rain.
Weird sky.
Weird sky.
Glad it warmed up. But that’s not a weird sky- here’s yesterdays sky here. It was weird for sure.
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Tonyrodz
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It was weird because 1/2 was gray and gloomy, and the other 1/2 wasn't. I couldn't get it in 1 pic tho. After that the whole sky got gloomy. There were flurries for awhile again.
George B
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Here is a weird sky from between to storms. We were on the water in the boat.
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Tonyrodz
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That looks really cool.
Mammatus clouds. Named after mammaries. Boobs.
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George B
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Boob clouds!
Sparksalot
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Frodo, throw the ring in now!!
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Lets just say we shouldn’t have been out there. We spent the rest of the night without power after the other storm went through.
One summer we had a real bad storm blow up on us out of nowhere on our small local riverway. At the time I had a 21' Renken inboard. Wind got so bad it was blowing the smaller crafts right into the shore lines/trees. I towed 3 of them to the dock. Let them all pull their shit out off the ramp. Then it got REAL bad. We started getting 2-3' rollers and whitecaps, worst I ever seen it in my life for that little river.
I was f'd, had to ride it out. No way in hell I could go anywhere near the dock or shoreline I would have gotten smashed to pieces. I just tried to keep in the middle, let the wind blow me sideways, turn into it and motor back up some, back and forth trying to wait it out. I looked downstream from me and there was a water/funnel. Not a legitimate tornado but a very big circulation of wind/rain/debris the full width of the river and about 100' high.
Luckily it was moving away and things eventually settled down enough to come into dock. Everybody that was there all waited and watched to make sure I got in safe. Definitely one for the books.
I know that don't sound like that much compared to what goes on on bigger bodies of water but this river is basically a large creek so it was not the norm at all to experience those conditions.
iamdub
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...And you tell it so well, with such enthusiasm. I almost needed to take a Dramamine tablet.
iamdub
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This subject is getting milked.
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I’m not sure my mammory is good enough to remember the new information
