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Originally Posted by SKIQUATTRO i'm suprised more of you arent looking at this storm....its a major storm, some are predicting close to the march '93 storm, this one ...

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Old Mar 6, 2008, 7:31 PM   #51 (permalink)
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i'm suprised more of you arent looking at this storm....its a major storm, some are predicting close to the march '93 storm, this one might be in the 980mb range...I've been seeing maps with possible 3' of snow north to 6" of rain and major flooding in the south...the news/wx stations are being very cautious right now as they dont know what track its going to take, nonetheless this is a major event that needs to be closly monitored...just check some of the accuwx forums...this could be a BIG DADDY......if you live near rivers in the south, watch out!!
I dunno, I'd be REEEAAAALY hesitant to compare it to '93. Personally, I'm just hoping it cools down in Southern NH at least enough to give snow instead of R@1#.
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Old Mar 6, 2008, 7:33 PM   #52 (permalink)
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i'm suprised more of you arent looking at this storm....its a major storm, some are predicting close to the march '93 storm, this one might be in the 980mb range...I've been seeing maps with possible 3' of snow north to 6" of rain and major flooding in the south...the news/wx stations are being very cautious right now as they dont know what track its going to take, nonetheless this is a major event that needs to be closly monitored...just check some of the accuwx forums...this could be a BIG DADDY......if you live near rivers in the south, watch out!!
Are you kidding??? I just looked and we were gonna go wayyyy, I'm talking wayyy up North to The Balsams, but I dunno.....the weather report is calling for RAIN way up there! I'm bummin hard! Hubby doesn't want to chance driving three hours to "maybe" go skiing.......I'd almost be willing to chance it but we're also trying to find a "dog" friendly place to stay on Sat to try to get two days of skiing in.....to me, it doesn't look too promising.....
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Old Mar 6, 2008, 7:35 PM   #53 (permalink)
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Am I the only one on here who skis in the rain????
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Old Mar 6, 2008, 7:40 PM   #54 (permalink)
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Oh, I've skied in the rain before....it makes for soft snow, then also a wet butt.... Even with the gore tex, after a while it does seep in.....
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Are you kidding??? I just looked and we were gonna go wayyyy, I'm talking wayyy up North to The Balsams, but I dunno.....the weather report is calling for RAIN way up there! I'm bummin hard! Hubby doesn't want to chance driving three hours to "maybe" go skiing.......I'd almost be willing to chance it but we're also trying to find a "dog" friendly place to stay on Sat to try to get two days of skiing in.....to me, it doesn't look too promising.....
Here's the sort of thing he's talking about I suspect.



Many meterologists are disagreeing, or at least feeling, the models feel wrong. If it tracks further east, that big red ubah snow area could pop right over us. Check out:

http://www.accuweather.com/news-blog...g=meteomadness

Good summary.
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Hummm....well, guess we gotta wait and see....if that's the case, then Sunday may be a better option to go somewhere, maybe just not drive 3hrs, someplace a little closer to home......
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I'm hoping that the track slides a bit further east....ppppllllluuuuueeeeasssseee!
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Am I the only one on here who skis in the rain????
I used to ski in the rain all the time. It's much better than the cold air that rushes in on the backside and freezes everything.
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Am I the only one on here who skis in the rain????
Many places close when the forecast is heavy rains .. I know Crotched and Gunstock has in this season already.. Weather forecast this morning doesn't bode well for this weekend.
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Am I the only one on here who skis in the rain????
I kind of like skiing in light rain. Hero snow and no crowds. Skiing, or doing any outdoor activity really, in a real deluge would probably not be so much fun. We weren't intending to go very far North this weekend anyway. But given the predictions I wouldn't invest the time or money to travel North even if we had planned to.
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