BenedictGomez
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Holy crap. I just saw the TWC graphic that AZ posted on Facebook.
A foot of snow in much of MA? Up to 18 inches of snow in some spots? PURE. 100%. FANTASY.
And they know it.
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A White T-Day?
- Thread starter Boston Bulldog
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Holy crap. I just saw the TWC graphic that AZ posted on Facebook.
A foot of snow in much of MA? Up to 18 inches of snow in some spots? PURE. 100%. FANTASY.
And they know it.
Tin
Active member
Yup, they love scaring the shit out of the big areas during major travel times. It will be all rain or a minor coastal thing (but then again 2" of snow and people forget how to drive).
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bigbog
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Should provide snow for us........
Boston Bulldog
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Uh Oh, EURO comes WAY west.
Better than east .. Good 3 days to figure it out
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ScottySkis
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Line.
ss20
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Pics or it didnt happen
St. Bear
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JB is mega bullish on this, FWIW.
My money says it's pulls too far west and becomes a Great Lakes Runner, bringing most of us rain.
My money says it's pulls too far west and becomes a Great Lakes Runner, bringing most of us rain.
Boston Bulldog
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Here ya go!
The GFS pulls west, also, but not nearly as much and honestly that puts more ski areas in play (The low tracks over Nantucket as opposed Boston). The EURO can be overamped at this time range and its ensembles are leaning towards a GFS solution so I'm expecting the next run to pull back east.
I'm rooting for the GFS as I will be in Central New Hampshire during the storm, and honestly if Jay is your intrest, the GFS has roughly the same amount of snow as the EURO.
BenedictGomez
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^ The Euro ensembles have way less snow than that map's depicting (see below)
ss20
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Shit... dying to get out there, but if the storm tracks like this the nearest resort with a decent snow would be 2-3 hours away.
Boston Bulldog
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^ The Euro ensembles have way less snow than that map's depicting (see below)
Yes, the ensembles are much weaker than the OP. This is kind of a thread the needle system because if the low tracks east, it's too weak to make huge totals, but if its amped up, It'll cut too far inland. We need to strike a perfect balance if we want a totals to exceed a foot anywhere.
If only this was February...
BenedictGomez
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Some early prediction maps are starting to roll in. This one's from spawn of JB.
Not Sure
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Speaking of JB[video]http://www.weatherbell.com/saturday-summary-november-22-2014[/video]
BenedictGomez
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For the NJ/PA & Pocono folks
Not Sure
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Camelback opening Friday , Blue opened Yesterday.
Rowsdower
Member
Interesting. Wednesdays drive home is going to be fun. NJ to Berks County PA to my parents for Thanksgiving. Perhaps I can get my first tracks of the season Friday...
Boston Bulldog
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Fwiw, the Canuck is still flatter than Bretton Woods. Way OTS.
catsup948
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Miller A? I feel like we haven't had one of those hit us in a while. With not much blocking they are very likely to go out to sea. It would be great to see ski country get some snow though.
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