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Did ya get buried up there?

It got down to 14 here last night but is slowly warming up now...38
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We did lol! I'd say we got at least a foot. It's freezing today though. The Weather Channel says it 'feels like' 6 degrees.

We have some more snow coming tonight/tomorrow. Not a lot though. I think. I hope!

hf
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Not a lot for tonight/tomorrow, but Sunday and Monday...and then Wednesday through Friday...UGH!

Winter Storm Orson May Be Second Blizzard in Five Days to Strike New England, Boston Sunday and Monday

Monday
Snow, heavy at times, is probable over at least parts of New England, most likely over eastern New England, possibly including the Boston metro.

Winds may intensify quickly, particularly near coastal New England, with some gusts capable of downing trees, power lines, and triggering power outages, not to mention potential blizzard conditions, in some spots.

This may have high-impact on Monday travel in New England, including flight cancellations and difficult travel on roads.

Areas from New York City south will be dry, but windy.

If that's not enough, there's yet another system to watch mid-late next week for the Northeast.
We may have yet another East Coast low form and intensify in the Wednesday through Friday timeframe next week that could, bring yet another Northeast snowstorm.

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Watch: People are witnessing thunder snow across New England


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 Quoting: deanoZXT


thunder snow is something new I grew up there I was out side all the time
and you can ask anyone there was no such thing as thunder snow
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 57480298


Agreed
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Huh. I don't think of it as new, I remember experiencing two instances of thundersnow when I was a kid (I'm talking 70's early 80's). It is rare, though. So I think that's why people find it so exciting. Including me!
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And HAPPY BIRTHDAYYYYYY MATTIE!! Xx

My Mum's had her procedure yesterday and it appears her old hiatus hernia is pushing on everything hence the sickness along with the gallstones bless her but at least they know what the problem all are now thank goodness Xx
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Oh good, that's something fairly easily fixed, no? I mean, I think it might require surgery, but even at her age I don't think it would be overly complicated or risky. Just hoping she can get better soon!
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Magnitude 5.2
Region DEVON ISLAND, NUNAVUT, CANADA

Date time 2017-02-10 15:01:51.7 UTC
Location 74.37 N ; 92.57 W
Depth 29 km
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Here we go Finland!

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I noticed that today while at work. Whenever I see that location now I perk up - along with the S. Sandwich Islands area and the mid atlantic ridge.
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Magnitude 5.2
Region DEVON ISLAND, NUNAVUT, CANADA

Date time 2017-02-10 15:01:51.7 UTC
Location 74.37 N ; 92.57 W
Depth 29 km
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bump

Here we go Finland!

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 Quoting: Simple27


Indeed! Thx for alerting! :)

Couple of observations in no particular order...

1) Western Turkey pattern is looking more each day like a foreshock sequence culminating in a quake of around 6.5-6.8 magnitude. If it goes further west towards Aegean Sea, it can go near 7.5. Especially the 2-3 magnitude quakes are suggesting that the biggest one is still coming.

2) Pacific-Antarctic 5.2 yesterday south, Nunavut today extreme north. Gives the green light for 7+ activity. I don't think the 6.5 in Mindanao was "it". Will try to look for Philippine patterns.

3) Have a great day everyone, enjoy the magnificent winter weather :> -1 fahrenheit here...
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73979217


I think you're spot on about Turkey. We were saying the other day the quakes there seemed excessive to be aftershocks. And today they had a couple bigger ones in the 4 range.
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That looks somewhat similar, but not exact, to what I saw here in STL a few weeks ago. I mentioned it here - was worried they were EQ related at the time. Perhaps what I saw was due to the same phenomenon. Thanks for posting.
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New record HIGH already. 75 and not even 10am
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daaamn
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Now that one made me laugh.

Woke up from my nap and it is 82. blew the old record by 10 degrees. Now that is at my house and not DIA where official records are kept but even my city is showing the 82.
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wow, temps are weird all over...including N Zealand and Australia

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Yes they are. Something weird going on. We all have experienced "Indian Summers" but this is just beyond that.
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 Quoting: deanoZXT


thunder snow is something new I grew up there I was out side all the time
and you can ask anyone there was no such thing as thunder snow
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 57480298


Agreed
 Quoting: Simple27


Huh. I don't think of it as new, I remember experiencing two instances of thundersnow when I was a kid (I'm talking 70's early 80's). It is rare, though. So I think that's why people find it so exciting. Including me!
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Ahhh, thanks for clearing that up! I've never heard it (or heard of it) until recently.

hf
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Thundersnow is common here in the Tri-State
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thunder snow is something new I grew up there I was out side all the time
and you can ask anyone there was no such thing as thunder snow
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 57480298


Agreed
 Quoting: Simple27


Huh. I don't think of it as new, I remember experiencing two instances of thundersnow when I was a kid (I'm talking 70's early 80's). It is rare, though. So I think that's why people find it so exciting. Including me!
 Quoting: KickinIt


Ahhh, thanks for clearing that up! I've never heard it (or heard of it) until recently.

hf
 Quoting: Simple27


We get thunder snow around here all the time in the Fall and Spring, just are the weather is turning.
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Thundersnow is common here in the Tri-State
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Maybe it's more rare on the east coast? Myself and the AC who mentioned it being rare/new are both on the east coast.

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That is so funny !
No chance of moonwatching here tonight it is icestorming atm Xx
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Agreed
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Huh. I don't think of it as new, I remember experiencing two instances of thundersnow when I was a kid (I'm talking 70's early 80's). It is rare, though. So I think that's why people find it so exciting. Including me!
 Quoting: KickinIt


Ahhh, thanks for clearing that up! I've never heard it (or heard of it) until recently.

hf
 Quoting: Simple27


We get thunder snow around here all the time in the Fall and Spring, just are the weather is turning.
 Quoting: WhiteAngel


No kidding lol! I really wouldn't have known. It's definitely not common over here. : )
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That is so funny !
No chance of moonwatching here tonight it is icestorming atm Xx
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OMG the moon looks BEAUTIFUL right now!!! Just rising so it's nice and low. And HUGE and BRIGHT!

y_lovin

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Thundersnow is common here in the Tri-State
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Maybe it's more rare on the east coast? Myself and the AC who mentioned it being rare/new are both on the east coast.

1dunno1
 Quoting: Simple27


I think it's common here because we lie right at the convergence of the north/south jetstream.
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I'm checking in because I'm drunk.
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Hey Deano ! I'm buzzed too ! Just dropped another guy from my life...

So hard to get real love these days...
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Ahhhh I hear ya earth! I have stopped looking got enough on my plate without the tards I seem to attract.
Flypaper for tards ya lol Xx
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Magnitude 2.7
Region SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL, CALIF.
Date time 2017-02-10 22:41:46.3 UTC
Location 34.28 N ; 119.65 W
Depth 11 km
Macroseismic
Intensity F Effects: Felt
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Magnitude 2.6
Region SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL, CALIF.
Date time 2017-02-10 22:42:52.2 UTC
Location 34.26 N ; 119.65 W
Depth 1 km
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Magnitude 2.0
Region SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL, CALIF.
Date time 2017-02-10 22:45:04.9 UTC
Location 34.28 N ; 119.64 W
Depth 1 km
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Full Mooon last night and this weekend 70's :Really 1:
grouphug 1dunno1 this entire winter has been cold 25 percent of the time since the beginning .c.c
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Thread: California's Lake Oroville Main Spillway Severely Damaged/Eroded. Oroville Dam's Recently Reconstructed Main Spillway Fundamentally Flawed (Page 38)

Spillway Aerial footage from Oroville Dam 2-10-17

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Speaking of snow...

Guy falling for 9 seconds while trying to shovel snow





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Full Mooon last night and this weekend 70's :Really 1:
grouphug 1dunno1 this entire winter has been cold 25 percent of the time since the beginning .c.c
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If I may ask, where you at CC? Sounds like the weekend and winter I'm having.
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Full Mooon last night and this weekend 70's :Really 1:
grouphug 1dunno1 this entire winter has been cold 25 percent of the time since the beginning .c.c
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A really warm winter for sure. We're gonna be in hell with the bugs this summer...ugh
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And HAPPY BIRTHDAYYYYYY MATTIE!! Xx

My Mum's had her procedure yesterday and it appears her old hiatus hernia is pushing on everything hence the sickness along with the gallstones bless her but at least they know what the problem all are now thank goodness Xx
 Quoting: MsMc


Oh good, that's something fairly easily fixed, no? I mean, I think it might require surgery, but even at her age I don't think it would be overly complicated or risky. Just hoping she can get better soon!
 Quoting: KickinIt


:) I am hoping so, the hospital is far from what I would like standard wise but thats our NHS and we are lucky to have a free service, its just frustrating she will have been in hospital 4 weeks this monday coming and its so slow and quite substandard in how we have had to keep reminding them of things, and how she was sent home unfit from 2 hospitals in the 1st place when she really shouldnt have been, but, it is what it is, they wont do anything now over the weekend so gotta wait now till monday for the plan of action Xx
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7) Can total lunar eclipses predict earthquakes?

The 1971 San Fernando earthquake (also known as the Sylmar earthquake) occurred in the early morning of Feb. 9 in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California. The magnitude was determined to be of Richter magnitude 6.7. Fifteen hours later, a total lunar eclipse took place and there were some that suggested that the alignment of the sun, Earth and moon was responsible.

Dr. William Kaufmann, who was the director of the Griffith Park Observatory in Los Angeles back then and he noted that, "Today the sun and moon are pulling the Earth in exactly opposite directions. As a result, the Earth is squeezed into the shape of a football instead of a sphere, and we believe that gravitational forces and tidal stresses caused by this alignment are probably what triggered the earthquake." However, there have been many total lunar eclipses in recent history and only a few isolated cases were accompanied by any significant earthquake activity. While the sun-Earth-moon alignment (called a syzygy) might be one ingredient in causing an earthquake, any actual relationship is highly inconclusive.




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Speaking of snow...

Guy falling for 9 seconds while trying to shovel snow





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LOL, I love that video!!! Love how he throws the shovel at the end!

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7) Can total lunar eclipses predict earthquakes?

The 1971 San Fernando earthquake (also known as the Sylmar earthquake) occurred in the early morning of Feb. 9 in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California. The magnitude was determined to be of Richter magnitude 6.7. Fifteen hours later, a total lunar eclipse took place and there were some that suggested that the alignment of the sun, Earth and moon was responsible.

Dr. William Kaufmann, who was the director of the Griffith Park Observatory in Los Angeles back then and he noted that, "Today the sun and moon are pulling the Earth in exactly opposite directions. As a result, the Earth is squeezed into the shape of a football instead of a sphere, and we believe that gravitational forces and tidal stresses caused by this alignment are probably what triggered the earthquake." However, there have been many total lunar eclipses in recent history and only a few isolated cases were accompanied by any significant earthquake activity. While the sun-Earth-moon alignment (called a syzygy) might be one ingredient in causing an earthquake, any actual relationship is highly inconclusive.




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Several recent studies, however, have found a correlation between earth tides (caused by the position of the moon relative to the earth) and some types of earthquakes.

One study, for example, concludes that during times of higher earth and ocean tides, such as during times of full or new moon, earthquakes are more likely on shallow thrust faults near the edges of continents and in (underwater) subduction zones. Lunar or solar eclipses represent, of course, special cases of full and new moon, but do not cause any special or different tidal effects from full and new moon. Earth tides (Earth's surface going up and down by a couple of centimeters) and especially ocean tides (surface of the ocean going up and down by a meter or more) raise and lower the confining pressure on shallow, dipping faults near continental edges and in subduction zones.


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Thundersnow is common here in the Tri-State
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Maybe it's more rare on the east coast? Myself and the AC who mentioned it being rare/new are both on the east coast.

1dunno1
 Quoting: Simple27


It's been happening for the last couple years but before that never my mother has been on this planet for a long time I was asking her today she said she never heard of that never seen it it's all this weather manipulation bullcrap

There is also weather wars this is a real thing its been going on since the Vietnam war





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