Weather in your neck of the woods?

[Rickp 22,716]

Next week looks pretty good!


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[tony@CIC 18,944]

19 minutes ago, Rickp said:

Next week looks pretty good!


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Just got a tee time for tomorrow. The rain better hold off.

[EasyPutter 817]

Time for some cool.  Literally this has to do with ice crystals in the atmosphere...

While I was practicing my swing, with a shovel, moving the "Buffalo sunshine" that fell in the supposed winter storm the day before, I looked up and said, "Hey cool a sun dog" seeing the one on the right.  Then noticed the one on the left and said, "awesome a double sun dog!" And then I noticed the top one and the halo connecting all three and the sun pillar rising from the central sun and (took the picture first) then called to my wife and said "you gotta come out and see this!"  as she is a science teacher too.

There are secondary refractions off each one of the three sun dog nexus that look like horns or crowns and sun pillar like a beam upward from the sun.  The lower ray is sun flare in the camera lens. It's all about the refraction of sunlight off ice crystals in the atmosphere at exactly 120⁰ of incidence between the observer's eyes and the sun. It is due to the angle of the microscopic crystal pattern of frozen water most easily seen in the form of a snowflake that is the amplified growth of the crystal before it descends to the ground.

Can't help it, taught both Earth Science and Physics, and it still doesn't help my handicap 

Edited February 18 by EasyPutter
Getting it right

[PMookie 13,506]

Well, we had the freezing rain all day, and thankfully it stopped for the night. It was still fun to take my girls outside and show them “crunchy” snow, ice covered cars, icicles everywhere etc. They were amazed by the sound of their footsteps and took a THOUSAND pictures! 
 

[BIG STU 7,848]

On 2/17/2021 at 2:53 AM, tommc23 said:

It’s freaking cold out tonight clear and cold... standing by the rescue filling breathing cylinders for the guys on a second alarm fire got freaking cold it was 40 during the day and the temp plummeted tonight I’m frozen. It is 20 out and feel of 8.

Oh trust me I feel for you and have been there a few nights myself. I can tell you this from experience this newer Turnout Gear the PBI and Nomex are not as warm as the old cotton duck stuff.

[BIG STU 7,848]

6 hours ago, EasyPutter said:

Time for some cool.  Literally this has to do with ice crystals in the atmosphere...

While I was practicing my swing, with a shovel, moving the "Buffalo sunshine" that fell in the supposed winter storm the day before, I looked up and said, "Hey cool a sun dog" seeing the one on the right.  Then noticed the one on the left and said, "awesome a double sun dog!" And then I noticed the top one and the halo connecting all three and the sun pillar rising from the central sun and (took the picture first) then called to my wife and said "you gotta come out and see this!"  as she is a science teacher too.

There are secondary refractions off each one of the three sun dog nexus that look like horns or crowns and sun pillar like a beam upward from the sun.  The lower ray is sun flare in the camera lens. It's all about the refraction of sunlight off ice crystals in the atmosphere at exactly 120⁰ of incidence between the observer's eyes and the sun. It is due to the angle of the microscopic crystal pattern of frozen water most easily seen in the form of a snowflake that is the amplified growth of the crystal before it descends to the ground.

Can't help it, taught both Earth Science and Physics, and it still doesn't help my handicap 

WOW would love to sit down and pick your brain---- Physics always amazes me and when I was in School I loved earth science

[Peaksy68 4,179]

33 degrees here, that’s Celsius , so about 91F, a rare hot day this summer. Very pleasant having a beer in the pool. 
 

All that aside, really feeling for those of you suffering through crazy and unusual weather for where you are. 
 

Stay safe and hopefully warm.

[tchat07 1,531]

Supposed to be getting that snowstorm today. Calling for anywhere from 3-8 inches. This is after the last snow was almost full melted. I dont see the golf courses opening until early March.

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[Shapotomous 2,332]

It started here about an hour ago.....We are in the 1" - 5" band.  The stuff coming down now is hard snow / light ice.  It's falling at about the speed of rain rather than slowly like flakes.  

[MattF 10,712]

11 hours ago, tony@CIC said:

 We talked to our neighbor at our Ohio condo today, she said we got 13" with more to come Thursday and Sunday nights. Weird that we got more snow at the west end of the lake than you did on the southeast side of Cleveland. Generally we have always gotten less than my son in Hinkley. 

We're right on 76 east of Akron so we straddle the line where it could go either way with the snow totals.

[jlukes 14,018]

We were in the 4-6 inch band for this latest storm and we woke up to 4 inches already on the ground with the storm just starting.  Looks like we are going to get more than the initial forecast

[tony@CIC 18,944]

8 hours ago, PMookie said:

Well, we had the freezing rain all day, and thankfully it stopped for the night. It was still fun to take my girls outside and show them “crunchy” snow, ice covered cars, icicles everywhere etc. They were amazed by the sound of their footsteps and took a THOUSAND pictures! 
 

Reminds me of our time in Kansas City - we would get frequent ice storms. 

[Headhammer 2,109]

Cold & raining.

 

[Lacassem 10,937]

We were in 6-8” band yesterday. Got the report from our vendor this morning and it said “we will be a 4 part storm” never a good way to start an email! But we are 3-5” over the next 32 hours or so. Part 1/3 will be light snow part 2/4 heavy wet snow. But 5” over that long a span I’ll take it!

[B.Boston 10,965]

We were in 6-8” band yesterday. Got the report from our vendor this morning and it said “we will be a 4 part storm” never a good way to start an email! But we are 3-5” over the next 32 hours or so. Part 1/3 will be light snow part 2/4 heavy wet snow. But 5” over that long a span I’ll take it!

3-6 sounds delightful. One scrape halfway through then another at the end.

I noticed something odd last time I was shoveling because I’m a lefty. I strongly prefer shoveling lefty, but golf righty. So none of that scoop and throw is helping my off-season strength training. [emoji23]

[Lacassem 10,937]

1 minute ago, B.Boston said:

3-6 sounds delightful. One scrape halfway through then another at the end.

I noticed something odd last time I was shoveling because I’m a lefty. I strongly prefer shoveling lefty, but golf righty. So none of that scoop and throw is helping my off-season strength training.

Gotta train both sides though so it could! Unless you just want one side yoked

[EasyPutter 817]

4 hours ago, BIG STU said:

WOW would love to sit down and pick your brain---- Physics always amazes me and when I was in School I loved earth science

We definitely need to have a chance to get together, hopefully sooner than later!

[EasyPutter 817]

5 minutes ago, B.Boston said:

I noticed something odd last time I was shoveling because I’m a lefty. I strongly prefer shoveling lefty, but golf righty. So none of that scoop and throw is helping my off-season strength training.

Growing up in the second snowiest part of NY state, I learned early on how to shovel both left and right, ambidextrous like, to be able to keep going without needing to stop for recovery.  It's a good balancing of effort and whole body workout without overloading one side as the muscles cool off as the others take the load.  Right now it is the only twisting exercise I get working the laterals and I'm hoping it helps with the golf game when it's time to hit the course.

[B.Boston 10,965]

5 minutes ago, Lacassem said:

Gotta train both sides though so it could! Unless you just want one side yoked

more like 

 

[ejgaudette 1,558]

11 hours ago, EasyPutter said:

Time for some cool.  Literally this has to do with ice crystals in the atmosphere...

While I was practicing my swing, with a shovel, moving the "Buffalo sunshine" that fell in the supposed winter storm the day before, I looked up and said, "Hey cool a sun dog" seeing the one on the right.  Then noticed the one on the left and said, "awesome a double sun dog!" And then I noticed the top one and the halo connecting all three and the sun pillar rising from the central sun and (took the picture first) then called to my wife and said "you gotta come out and see this!"  as she is a science teacher too.

There are secondary refractions off each one of the three sun dog nexus that look like horns or crowns and sun pillar like a beam upward from the sun.  The lower ray is sun flare in the camera lens. It's all about the refraction of sunlight off ice crystals in the atmosphere at exactly 120⁰ of incidence between the observer's eyes and the sun. It is due to the angle of the microscopic crystal pattern of frozen water most easily seen in the form of a snowflake that is the amplified growth of the crystal before it descends to the ground.

Can't help it, taught both Earth Science and Physics, and it still doesn't help my handicap 

Learned all about these in my meteorology undergrad, they are one of those fun things that can happen. Too bad the sun was a bit low with the trees. I am personally a fan of lenticular clouds on mountain tops.