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[quote=Anonymous]Capital Weather Gang says this is not going to melt anytime soon. The little bit of melting that happens will refreeze overnight and make things worse. As bad as it is out there I think we need to get used to it and open schools. Their post on Facebook: [quote]When is this "snowcrete" nonsense going to finally MELT? Wouldn't surprise us if some of it is still hanging around in MARCH. The prolonged cold has largely prevented the frozen conglomeration that fell from melting, and there’s no sign of a meaningful thaw or rainstorm to erode it anytime soon. As temperatures moderate next week, some limited melting may occur along the surface of the snowpack — especially on sunnier afternoons. But the concrete-like slabs of snow and ice will refreeze each night when lows fall back into the teens and 20s. The amount of frozen precipitation that fell Sunday contained water equivalent to roughly a 20-inch snowstorm, but in a far more compacted form. What remains may only be 4 to 6 inches thick, yet it is so dense that it will require a significant amount of heat energy to melt. Unless the region experiences a rapid warmup and/or a soaking rainstorm, much of it could linger well into February. And those towering piles in parking lots? Some of them may still be around in March. Photo by Joe Flood Posted 140p Friday[/quote][/quote]
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