Back in the day I knew a couple of guys who went through reactor operator training. But they did it right here just outside Hartford. So they got a housing allowance, and lived with their parents.
Oh, the weather outside is...
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Back in the day I knew a couple of guys who went through reactor operator training. But they did it right here just outside Hartford. So they got a housing allowance, and lived with their parents.
Timsup2nothin
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In my time there were three NPTUs, one in Connecticut, one in Idaho, and one in New York. My wife and I chose Idaho because the other two were too close to her family. Different strokes.
Zkribbler
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sunny & beautiful 
Snerk
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It's finally snowing again. Both yesterday and today. Much good, very ski, top appreciated. Will be somewhat avalanchey in the mountains though as the existing layer was so thin and compact.
It's snowing here, too. It started yesterday and will probably continue all weekend.
This is normal, and we do need it.
This is normal, and we do need it.
Silurian
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About 120mm of snow today in south Devon.
The snow was very wet, as normal, unlike the previous fall which was unusual in being dry snow.
So the footpaths are now covered in slush.
Walked back from the next town this afternoon and the beaches looked good covered in snow.
The snow was very wet, as normal, unlike the previous fall which was unusual in being dry snow.
So the footpaths are now covered in slush.
Walked back from the next town this afternoon and the beaches looked good covered in snow.
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It's stopped snowing here. The maintenance staff plowed the parking lot and now there's a small snow mountain in front of my living room window.
Flowerbeds are starting to sprout... Unfortunately we've still got the obligatory Easter snowstorm to look forward to.
Lexicus
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The sacrifices have been made, I am praying the gods every few minutes to beg for a snow day tomorrow.
stfoskey12
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There's a small chance of snow tomorrow where I am back in central North Carolina for spring break. I hope it snows just because I have never seen snow this late this far south (however I once saw a rain/snow mix in early July in the Oregon Mountains).
Yep, there is still enough time for a blizzard or two here, before spring really comes. It's warm enough today for snow to melt on the roof of the rowhouse complex across the parking lot from my apartment and the icicles on my balcony are mostly gone.
But that can all change in a couple of days.
stfoskey12
Emperor of Foskania
We got light snow for about 5 hours that didn't accumulate much. But still, being in the 30s (low single digits C) in late afternoon in March is quite unusual when your average high is 65F (18C)
Still waiting on the epic snow that was supposed to start on Tuesday.
