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   Undertoad  Wednesday Feb 20 11:01 AM

2/20: Frozen auto



Nic sends along this beaut of a frozen auto. Love it.

Here in the mid-atlantic section of the US, like a lot of the US we have had the warmest winter on record. I'm going on record to say that I'm against it. I want winter to be winter. Winter this year has been 50 degrees during the day. The lack of snow is putting us in drought conditions already: a single snowfall left about 4" here and that has been it. A friend called from San Fran to brag about their weather but it turned out we had the exact same weather here.

I don't want the ice storms that hit other parts of the country - that kills the trees and is really hard to deal with. But I wouldn't mind a good 2-foot snowfall to make everything purty.



CyclopONE  Wednesday Feb 20 12:10 PM

Re: 2/20: Frozen auto

Quote:
Originally posted by Undertoad
The lack of snow is putting us in drought conditions already: a single snowfall left about 4" here and that has been it
No kidding. Take a look at the U.S. Drought Monitor and you can see just how bad drought conditions are in the United States.

What's interesting to me is, if you cross reference it with an IOTD from a few days ago, and with this chart of snow accumulation From Feb. 2-8, you can see where snow is keeping the drought away, and where lack of heavy snow is preciptating drought conditions.

EDIT: I'm so dumb, I didn't even notice the season-to-date snowfall map, located here.


warch  Wednesday Feb 20 12:41 PM

I am reminded of the great scene in Fargo when Lundegard comes out to find his car completely iced and he proceedes to hack it out rather manically.



warch  Wednesday Feb 20 12:45 PM

er,...man-I-acally. not in cuffs.



dave  Wednesday Feb 20 12:53 PM

das ist ven der edit vunction ist veddy usevul.



sleemanj  Wednesday Feb 20 06:59 PM

Re: 2/20: Frozen auto

Quote:
Originally posted by Undertoad
Nic sends along this beaut of a frozen auto. Love it.
That doesn't look right, for one thing the ice looks more coffee coloured than ice coloured, and the rest of the scene doesn't look much more icy than a typical frosty morning ?

Quote:
Here in the mid-atlantic section of the US, like a lot of the US we have had the warmest winter on record. I'm going on record to say that I'm against it. I want winter to be winter. Winter this year has been 50 degrees during the day
Here in NZ it's of course Summer, but it sure hasn't seemed like it - rain, hail, strong winds, low clouds, you name it we got it - all "Summer" it seems, today looks quite nice out there for a change, but still only 15 degrees or so (C, not F :-)).


Nothing But Net  Wednesday Feb 20 07:37 PM

That ice is very dirty, consisting mainly of water from the splashes of bypassing vehicles that then froze. If you look closely, the right side of the car has far less ice hanging from it.



Hubris Boy  Wednesday Feb 20 07:49 PM

Re: Re: 2/20: Frozen auto

Quote:
Originally posted by sleemanj


Here in NZ it's of course Summer, but it sure hasn't seemed like it - rain, hail, strong winds, low clouds, you name it we got it - all "Summer" it seems, today looks quite nice out there for a change, but still only 15 degrees or so (C, not F :-)).
Hey! I didn't realize there was a Kiwi here! North Island or South?

Funny you should mention your weather... I have relatives in Wellington, and recent emails from them have consisted largely of complaining about the complete lack of summer so far this year. Waaahh.


Nic Name  Wednesday Feb 20 08:15 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by NBN

the right side of the car has far less ice hanging from it.
I can't see the right side of the vehicle above. Would somebody who has Photoshop please turn it around for me? Thanks.


Undertoad  Thursday Feb 21 12:26 AM

Certainly




Nic Name  Thursday Feb 21 12:31 AM

Just as I thought. NBN is wrong, again. The right side of the vehicle has just as much ice hangin' from it. :p



sleemanj  Thursday Feb 21 01:15 AM

Re: Re: Re: 2/20: Frozen auto

Quote:
Originally posted by Hubris Boy


Hey! I didn't realize there was a Kiwi here! North Island or South?
:-) Ahh we Kiwis are everywhere, personally though you'll find me in the Garden City (Christchurch, mid east coast of the South Island).


warch  Thursday Feb 21 05:19 PM

Quote:
Ahh we Kiwis are everywhere, personally though you'll find me in the Garden City
Yikes! Thats a lovely place to be. I'll add it to the dream destination file....


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