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Wildcat or Cannon Tomorrow- 10-24-06


Alright I'm near a 100% in now, if there is good snow. I'm leaning more towards Wildcat though because I bet they will get the least amount of ...

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Alright I'm near a 100% in now, if there is good snow. I'm leaning more towards Wildcat though because I bet they will get the least amount of rain. My bet is that Wildcat, Sugarloaf and Saddleback get by far the most snow of out this storm. Mt. Washington is like a giant warm air shield.
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prob be jay bound for sunday. i wanted some action tomorrow, but the latest forecasts seem to indicate leading upslope will be rather limited if at all. not cold outside at all right now here in StJ. i'll be leaving saturday alone but hopefully we pick something up on the back end. even if the whites get more tail end snow, the northern greens already have a deep base up high which is a more important factor when you are dealing with only a few inches following rain. if only a few degrees cooler, tomorrow would be off the hook.
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prob be jay bound for sunday. i wanted some action tomorrow, but the latest forecasts seem to indicate leading upslope will be rather limited if at all. not cold outside at all right now here in StJ. i'll be leaving saturday alone but hopefully we pick something up on the back end. even if the whites get more tail end snow, the northern greens already have a deep base up high which is a more important factor when you are dealing with only a few inches following rain. if only a few degrees cooler, tomorrow would be off the hook.
Yes, I know I the Greens will be better, but they are a lot further. DO YOU HAVE TO KEEP TAUNTING ME!!!! If I could drive to St. Johnsbury then get a lift for the rest of the way I would probably be down though...
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