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Winter Pattern Has Arrived - Will it Bring Snow?

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Post it?

Nice to see Smuggs and Stowe get some goods last night.

Sorry, my computer won't let me post the maps right now. I'm trying

Here's the runs from the SREF for Concord NH. Nice range from 0 to 34 inches lol
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billski

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sweet

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Albany isn't out yet.

Maine/NH isn't out yet.

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Here comes the granddaddy of them all, the EMCWF, the most SW of the models; its starting out significantly NW.

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Euro goes to town. We're officially in business. Every single model is significantly NW of the BOX map. It isn't even close.
 
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This is my intuition, but I'm thinking 8-14 east of rt 24, 6-8 inside of 495, 4-6 up to Pats Peak (possibly tickling Crotched) west to Wawa. 2-4 up to Sunapee, west to Okemo and 1-3 on north to the Whites, SR, Sugarbush. I'm probably wrong lol, just my 2 pennies.
 

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It kills me how much the.Taunton NWS underestimates for our area. My favorite was this past weekend when they had parts of.CT getting 1-2" and they got 10". These maps show it too.
 
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