Oh the weather.... I asked Clint to give a weather post and I'm glad to revisit his thread.
It seems these days a weather event, no matter how big or small, makes for dramatic news.
Well yes, right now as I write has been our first below zero temperature of the winter and it's a major deal according to the box on the stand. Yes, freezing temperatures are truly deadly to our people and property but it seems like it's something that's never happened before.
Maybe we've been spoiled.

It's the days of sustained below zero that I'm accustomed to in the past that really made you scramble to maintain. Heck, it's supposed to be in the 40's in 2 days..
Ice fishing conditions have been pretty much terrible all season below the blue line ( adks) and even on the north western part of new York.

Back in the day, when I asked Clint to start a Salmon river weather thread, it wasn't about the sub zero temperatures of the area, we both fished together in, it was mostly about snow amounts and runoff conditions for fishing the river.
We've come a long ways but I'll take cold over snow, mud or heat.
Stay safe and warm.
Thanks for the ice dance Jack. 👍

Right now at Mt. Washington New Hampshire  it is -46* and -106* with the 103 mph wind. Think I'll take the snow. Slippery Rock Pa where I live it was around -40* wind chill Christmas Eve.

past couple of days-record breaking cold--
-this coming week -several days in the 50s
crazy times lol
Clint would be happy his thread picked up again
Clints rock report ??
 
 
Sunday--2 yesterday  42 right now at 12 noon

used to bring  the grandkids and Wife up to my place in Pulaski when I had it for a number of years during the kids Feb school vacation-
-only recall one Feb with only few inches  snow in Pulaski but plenty up on Tug where the X country place was located
surprising to look at the river cam and see so little white stuff -if any at all--this year

well we had the BIG nor Easter yesterday--guess he northern part of the state got snow but here near the coast I look out at my green lawn this morning

We went from drought to floods.
Heavy thunderstorms every evening after hot and humid days.

I now deliver small animals for a living (injury forced retirement after 37 years on ambulance) and don't have much choice about what I drive through. Was in New England last week for the monsoon conditions. I know the folks in New Hampshire and Vt had it rough, among others. My sister lives in New Hampshire, on a hill, and got severe basement flooding... let the insurance headaches begin!