tjlincoln wrote:

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Ok, need an Ottawa G to make it 3-2 and Kreider will have GWG and I’ll have both tonight

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 Sens pull the goalie, so they're trying.

Overlapping penalties

SensKat wrote:

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second post for the Rangers

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 Posts #3 and #4 for the Rangers. 

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Cathy wrote:

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Cathy wrote:

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 I didn't realize how many forms of frozen water existed, I was introduced to graupel the other day.

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 Have you met freezing fog yet?

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 No, but I heard a story about it and I'm good staying un-introduced!

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 You haven't lived til you've til experienced an ice storm like we had here in the 1990s. No power for almost a week. 

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 Can I get a few years under my belt before tackling that level?

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Cathy wrote:

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Okay, another stupid winter question from the inexperienced CA girl...

How can it snow when the temp is well above freezing? 'Cause the water's freezing up in the clouds where it *is* below freezing?

4.5C overnight but snow advisory.

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 Advisory? You might get some snow falling if it's colder higher up in the atmosphere, but it's not going to accumulate. 

Might be a mixture of rain, freezing and wet snow. 

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 It is colder at cloud level than on the ground.

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 Freezing rain is by far the weirdest... Snow falls from cold air, goes through a layer of warmer air that melts it and then right away through another layer of cold air that makes everything freeze on contact 

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 I didn't realize how many forms of frozen water existed, I was introduced to graupel the other day.

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 Have you met freezing fog yet?

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 No, but I heard a story about it and I'm good staying un-introduced!

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 You haven't lived til you've til experienced an ice storm like we had here in the 1990s. No power for almost a week. 

heavy sigh

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Cathy, how's the temperature in your place?  Are the windows drafty?  If so you can put plastic over them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PkFKG4b7ic

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A little drafty, but I have more windows that don't open than do so it's not too bad. Going to put some curtains over a couple of them. The power outlets are surprisingly drafty!

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On really cold days, you can get light pillars.  Oh, so pretty... lol

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 Making freezing soap bubbles is fun too.