January Snowfall Contest

[PatriciaS]

Wonder if I can repeat my December performance?? I am going to go with 56.6 for January.

Patti

[EricJ]

I'll go with 31.5, Taking in account that the astrological gibberish coincides with the planetary perpendicularity of Nostradamus' long range BS combined with the meteorology of Dr. Gray's anatomy.

[donnellyvj]

Im thinking of a number between 1 and 100. Its 47.8!!!

[Brad]

The list - so far. we have till midnight tomorrow for entries. I added my entry in also.

28.8" - JimS
31.5" - EricJ
34.7" - ALS
38.6" - Charlie
40.7" - Kaseri
47.8" - DonnellyVJ
56.6" - PatriciaS
61.8" - Brad
63.5" - WSR88D
67.0" - H2Oeco
70.0" - Rich
71.0" - Patrad Fischroy
73.5" - SpyBoy

[Steve M]

I'll go with 31.5, Taking in account that the astrological gibberish coincides with the planetary perpendicularity of Nostradamus' long range BS combined with the meteorology of Dr. Gray's anatomy.

Wow, your edumacated... or medicated.

[Bill O]

I'll go with 44.0"

[Steve M]

Were up to 10.1 as of today...and were running out of time.

[spyboy]

Lots of rain coming this week, at least in Southern NH, not sure how that will be up top on the rockpile, but I'm sure it will be warm(er)

Now I'm thinking my guess was a tad too high


K

[Brad]

The official list

28.8" - JimS
31.5" - EricJ
34.7" - ALS
38.6" - Charlie
40.7" - Kaseri
44.0" - Bill O
47.8" - DonnellyVJ
56.6" - PatriciaS
61.8" - Brad
63.5" - WSR88D
67.0" - H2Oeco
70.0" - Rich
71.0" - Patrad Fischroy
73.5" - SpyBoy

[spyboy]

ugh rain and fog.

Did I say 73.5, I really meant 7.35

The summit is looking rocky again. Or as I used to call it when teaching at Camden Snow Bowl..."low tide" (when the rocks would peek through the melting snow)
K