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<blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 444979" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>One thing Ive noticed over the years is years like this with little snow or an early melt it feels like the snows should be pushing but arent. I’ve scoured the border hoping to greet the first push only to wonder why they aren’t here yet. I think it’s mainly due to the lack of sheet water or much runoff rhat helps to melt larger waters. In effect since there isn’t much open water they need to wait for the big waters to start melting which evens things out to big snow and sheer water years if were basing it off a timeline. If we get yo-yo temps they’ll hold where they are or pop back and forth 100 miles or so until temps rise again. If the temps get into the 50s-60s and stay above freezing they will sit on the ice instead of retreating back nightly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Trip McNeely, post: 444979, member: 728"] One thing Ive noticed over the years is years like this with little snow or an early melt it feels like the snows should be pushing but arent. I’ve scoured the border hoping to greet the first push only to wonder why they aren’t here yet. I think it’s mainly due to the lack of sheet water or much runoff rhat helps to melt larger waters. In effect since there isn’t much open water they need to wait for the big waters to start melting which evens things out to big snow and sheer water years if were basing it off a timeline. If we get yo-yo temps they’ll hold where they are or pop back and forth 100 miles or so until temps rise again. If the temps get into the 50s-60s and stay above freezing they will sit on the ice instead of retreating back nightly. [/QUOTE]
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