The Official 2/24-2/25 Storm Discussion Thread

Zand · Feb 23, 2005, 12:47 PM

Bouchard on 7 News said 6-12" from Worcester County to Boston and 12"+ south of the pike.

**thetrailboss** · Feb 23, 2005, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Zand

Get with the hour! LOL. The newest models are saying 1 foot. They were saying 1" last night. This one came up quick.

Ummm....Smokejack, I'm only seeing one inch according to NWS:

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/box/...1=Get+Forecast

There was some discussion about maybe more south of Boston but that does us little if any good in ski country.

WHDH is also saying pretty much about the same thing...but we can hope.

http://www1.whdh.com/weather/

hammer · Feb 23, 2005, 1:20 PM

Accuweather just updated their site:

http://headlines.accuweather.com/adc...ines.asp?iws=3

Doesn't appear to be 1 foot yet...

subdude · Feb 23, 2005, 3:04 PM

Ok I love this new weather pattern of storms hitting New England for the next few weeks. The models for this upcoming event took a Northerly track today. Yesterday ,Washington DC was in the jackpot range today they may be to far South to get any significant snows. We've seen this all winter.
The 5 day models are showing the possibility of a Monster storm Mon-Wed of next week that will put this one to shame. We are in a new pattern where the NAO or North Atlantic Oscillation has gone negative when that takes place, New England gets nailed with storm after storm. Folks even though I'm done skiing for the season due to a knee injury we are in for an awsome late winter weather mix that will drop alot of freshies to ski areas in New England right through mid March. Enjoy

**thetrailboss** · Feb 23, 2005, 3:09 PM

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Originally Posted by subdude

Ok I love this new weather pattern of storms hitting New England for the next few weeks. The models for this upcoming event took a Northerly track today. Yesterday ,Washington DC was in the jackpot range today they may be to far South to get any significant snows. We've seen this all winter.
The 5 day models are showing the possibility of a Monster storm Mon-Wed of next week that will put this one to shame. We are in a new pattern where the NAO or North Atlantic Oscillation has gone negative when that takes place, New England gets nailed with storm after storm. Folks even though I'm done skiing for the season due to a knee injury we are in for an awsome late winter weather mix that will drop alot of freshies to ski areas in New England right through mid March. Enjoy

Sounds like you are a meterologist or something...or did you get this from somewhere? Regardless, great news! Hope the knee heals.

subdude · Feb 23, 2005, 3:19 PM

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Originally Posted by thetrailboss

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Originally Posted by subdude

Ok I love this new weather pattern of storms hitting New England for the next few weeks. The models for this upcoming event took a Northerly track today. Yesterday ,Washington DC was in the jackpot range today they may be to far South to get any significant snows. We've seen this all winter.
The 5 day models are showing the possibility of a Monster storm Mon-Wed of next week that will put this one to shame. We are in a new pattern where the NAO or North Atlantic Oscillation has gone negative when that takes place, New England gets nailed with storm after storm. Folks even though I'm done skiing for the season due to a knee injury we are in for an awsome late winter weather mix that will drop alot of freshies to ski areas in New England right through mid March. Enjoy

Sounds like you are a meterologist or something...or did you get this from somewhere? Regardless, great news! Hope the knee heals.

Well i've been a weather junkie for a long time and since the advent of the internet so much information is readily available. I'm still trying to grasp reading of models and weather patterns it's interesting stuff alot of good weather forums out there too. skiing and weather go hand in hand. About the knee, scheduled reconstructive surgery on ACL 4/13

so the knee will heal in time for next season

**thetrailboss** · Feb 23, 2005, 3:22 PM

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Originally Posted by subdude

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Originally Posted by thetrailboss

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Originally Posted by subdude

Ok I love this new weather pattern of storms hitting New England for the next few weeks. The models for this upcoming event took a Northerly track today. Yesterday ,Washington DC was in the jackpot range today they may be to far South to get any significant snows. We've seen this all winter.
The 5 day models are showing the possibility of a Monster storm Mon-Wed of next week that will put this one to shame. We are in a new pattern where the NAO or North Atlantic Oscillation has gone negative when that takes place, New England gets nailed with storm after storm. Folks even though I'm done skiing for the season due to a knee injury we are in for an awsome late winter weather mix that will drop alot of freshies to ski areas in New England right through mid March. Enjoy

Sounds like you are a meterologist or something...or did you get this from somewhere? Regardless, great news! Hope the knee heals.

Well i've been a weather junkie for a long time and since the advent of the internet so much information is readily available. I'm still trying to grasp reading of models and weather patterns it's interesting stuff alot of good weather forums out there too. skiing and weather go hand in hand. About the knee, scheduled reconstructive surgery on ACL 4/13

so the knee will heal in time for next season

Unless of course it snows like he%^ and we are skiing in June and July

I'd say that you could summer ski at 10e, but, oh yeah, that disappeared.

Bob R · Feb 23, 2005, 3:37 PM

Monster storm next week.

that would be perfect. Right in middle of my vacation. let see

**ALLSKIING** · Feb 23, 2005, 3:46 PM

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Originally Posted by subdude

Ok I love this new weather pattern of storms hitting New England for the next few weeks. The models for this upcoming event took a Northerly track today. Yesterday ,Washington DC was in the jackpot range today they may be to far South to get any significant snows. We've seen this all winter.
The 5 day models are showing the possibility of a Monster storm Mon-Wed of next week that will put this one to shame. We are in a new pattern where the NAO or North Atlantic Oscillation has gone negative when that takes place, New England gets nailed with storm after storm. Folks even though I'm done skiing for the season due to a knee injury we are in for an awsome late winter weather mix that will drop alot of freshies to ski areas in New England right through mid March. Enjoy

Are we going to see you on the weather channel in a few years or what.

riverc0il · Feb 23, 2005, 5:51 PM

-NAO, woooooooooo!!!!!!!!

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subdude Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Westminster Mass Posts: 90	Ok I love this new weather pattern of storms hitting New England for the next few weeks. The models for this upcoming event took a Northerly track today. Yesterday ,Washington DC was in the jackpot range today they may be to far South to get any significant snows. We've seen this all winter. The 5 day models are showing the possibility of a Monster storm Mon-Wed of next week that will put this one to shame. We are in a new pattern where the NAO or North Atlantic Oscillation has gone negative when that takes place, New England gets nailed with storm after storm. Folks even though I'm done skiing for the season due to a knee injury we are in for an awsome late winter weather mix that will drop alot of freshies to ski areas in New England right through mid March. Enjoy __________________ W.F.O

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Bob R Sunday River Feb 27 2008 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Nashua NH, Campton NH, Sunday River Posts: 6,637	Monster storm next week. that would be perfect. Right in middle of my vacation. let see __________________ Skiing is my addiction. Need a condo in the southern White mountain region?.

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riverc0il Ari Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ashland, NH Posts: 6,507	-NAO, woooooooooo!!!!!!!! __________________ -Steve TheSnowWay.com featuring Big Jay Coverage "Skiing is not a sport, it is a way of life." - Otto Schniebs 52

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Zand Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Leicester, MA Posts: 1,812	Bouchard on 7 News said 6-12" from Worcester County to Boston and 12"+ south of the pike.

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hammer dog days of summer Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: at a computer Posts: 2,157	Accuweather just updated their site: http://headlines.accuweather.com/adc...ines.asp?iws=3 Doesn't appear to be 1 foot yet...