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Jan 4-5 Event
- Thread starter billski
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xwhaler
Active member
Seems NH/ME are forecasted for higher totals than VT from this one at least per those NWS maps. That darker blue blob over the N Conway area is probably good for Cranmore, Black NH, Shawnee Peak
St. Bear
New member
Ever the optimist, I'm going to say that elevation will make Wildcat the winner.
Tin
Active member
Well that changed....ugh
Agreed. 10-12" above mid mountain wouldn't shock me.
xwhaler
Active member
I do have a Wildcat voucher I could use for Sunday.....hmmm
Rowsdower
Member
Am I missing something? GFS suddenly shifted the rain/snow line south. Pokes are in the 6-8' range and the Catskills are 8-10'. Total 180 from the rest of the weeks forecast.
St. Bear
New member
This would be epic.
Boston Bulldog
Member
dlague
Active member
Little typo getting blown up!
dlague
Active member
Only problem - snow would be too deep for the lifts to spin. Still sounds nice!
St. Bear
New member
It's all in good fun. Just a slow day in the office.
ScottySkis
Well-known member
Platty Sunday would be awesome.
steamboat1
New member
I had this happen in Tahoe.
abc
Well-known member
Unless you haven't updated the forecast, it's still showing it'll end with rain.
Rowsdower
Member
Well my face is red.
I looked at the models again and it seems to be 1-3 this weekend, plus ice and rain on top I guess. But it looks like they're predicting another 3-6 inches monday/tuesday in the Poconos and 6-8 in the Catskills.\
Does anyone else see this? None of the major forecasting sites are saying much.
I looked at the models again and it seems to be 1-3 this weekend, plus ice and rain on top I guess. But it looks like they're predicting another 3-6 inches monday/tuesday in the Poconos and 6-8 in the Catskills.\
Does anyone else see this? None of the major forecasting sites are saying much.
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St. Bear
New member
The lack of forecast maps regarding this storm is bothersome.
xwhaler
Active member
Matt Noyes (NECN) just posted on his FB page. I generally like his forecasting and feel he doesnt get too hyped up for these things. Also understands what elevation and wind shifts can do for ski country.
Incoming snow later Saturday:
* Arrival late day to evening (an hour either side of noon NYC, 2 PM Hartford, 4 PM Worcester, 5 PM Boston, give or take an hour)
* Changes to rain for many overnight Saturday night
* Mild rain showers south Sunday, mix north
* Prolonged period of freezing rain Western MA (west of I-91) and in valleys of Southwest NH may linger into early Sunday monring, resulting in a few isolated power outages
Incoming snow later Saturday:
* Arrival late day to evening (an hour either side of noon NYC, 2 PM Hartford, 4 PM Worcester, 5 PM Boston, give or take an hour)
* Changes to rain for many overnight Saturday night
* Mild rain showers south Sunday, mix north
* Prolonged period of freezing rain Western MA (west of I-91) and in valleys of Southwest NH may linger into early Sunday monring, resulting in a few isolated power outages
xwhaler
Active member
xwhaler
Active member
