Winter '11 / '12 - Snow Storms  		    http://weather.fishersville.net/ 

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                           Event
Date      Time Depth  Fall  Fall Condition and comments [Season total=3.10]
-------- ----- ----- ----- ----- -------------------------------------------------------
20120121 18:00     0     0  0.20 34deg, overcast
20120121 06:30  0.10     0  0.20 32deg, rain
20120120 21:30  0.20  0.20  0.20 30deg, flurries 

20120103 11:00     0     0  0.03 26deg, p-cloudy, windy [2.90]
20120103 07:00  0.01  0.01  0.03 21deg, flurries
20120102 16:15  0.02  0.02  0.02 29deg, trace on ground, snow squalls, windy.

20111030 17:30     0     0  2.85 48deg, clear [2.85]
20111029 17:30  0.75     0  2.85 41deg, p-cloudy, wind N@6
20111029 13:30  2.00     0  2.85 42deg, sunny, light NNE wind @ 4-6
20111029 12:00  2.50     0  2.85 41deg, light overcast, gonna melt fast
20111029 09:30  2.60  0.35  2.85 35deg, light snow,  
20111029 08:30  2.25  0.20  2.50 33deg, light wet snow, starting to accum on roads
20111029 07:00  2.10  0.20  2.30 33deg, light rain / sleet
20111029 06:00  2.00  1.75  2.10 32deg, drizzle / sleet mix, roads are clear
20111028 22:00  0.30  0.10  0.35 33deg, wet snow
20111028 21:30  0.20  0.25  0.25 34deg, light snow, sticking on raised surfaces
20111028 19:30     0     0     0 37deg, light rain snow mix 



--- Start of the Winter '11 / '12 - Snow Storm season ----

Notes:
     1. This 'snow.txt' file is manually maintained. Entry starts at the beginning of
        a snow event and ends after all snow (on the ground)is gone.  The file is 
        reverse sorted so that the most recent data record is at the top.
     2. For those who asked why the depth is not increasing...  This is because the
	heavier wet snow is compressing the underlying dryer, lighter snow.  The depth
	gauge is not used to measure snow fall.  Snow fall is measured using a cold
	white board, sweeping it off after each measurement.
     3.	Season snow total shows in the heading in the brackets [ ]. 
     4.	Depth readngs continue until no snow depth remains.