drjeff
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And double that for the wind speeds!!
My wife is really happy right now that we bought a generator for her parents last summer who live in Falmouth!!
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And double that for the wind speeds!!
My wife is really happy right now that we bought a generator for her parents last summer who live in Falmouth!!
drjeff
Well-known member
At least the pro mets who I follow closest in CT was honest with his 18-30" call for the state saying that they were pretty confident of the 18" statewide but had no clue where the likely more intense banding will occur and pile up another potential foot!
Then again he also said that will drifting it will seem more like 0" to 6+ feet!!
catsup948
New member
They have no clue. I think the Berkshires get crushed with deformation banding, heavy heavy flow directly into elevated terrain. Savoy Mass often gets smoked in these events. See Boxing Day 2010.
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dlague
Active member
Just call them in the AM - that is what I plan on doing! If they do open then $16 for a powder night is awesome.
xwhaler
Active member
Change of plans. Meeting SaveMeASammy at Pats tomorrow for 1st chair
dlague
Active member
Nice!
From Crotched's site:
Updated 1-26-15 7:30 pm:
We are all excited for this snow storm and are planning to be open on Tuesday from 9am to 9pm. The Rocket lift will be the only lift in operation and expect little to no grooming throughout the day tomorrow. That being said, skiing conditions will be for advanced skiers/riders only. Check back here before venturing out tomorrow morning for any further updates or changes to operational plans.
Updated 1-26-15 7:30 pm:
We are all excited for this snow storm and are planning to be open on Tuesday from 9am to 9pm. The Rocket lift will be the only lift in operation and expect little to no grooming throughout the day tomorrow. That being said, skiing conditions will be for advanced skiers/riders only. Check back here before venturing out tomorrow morning for any further updates or changes to operational plans.
Also saw on Facebook's website that lift tickets at Crotched tomorrow are only $29.
Puck it
Well-known member
Cannon is going to screwed on this one!
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Seems more than a few mets are calling this a bust (in terms of predictions) for western NJ and PA, which aligns perfectly with the "Law of Pocono Screwage".
Rowsdower
Member
Yup. Already stopped snowing. We might get a few more inches out of the back end but that looks like about it for us. Northern New Jersey will probably clock in around 4-8 inches and the Poconos might pick up 3-6 if they're lucky.
Whatever. Work was already canceled and it means I'll have an easier drive to the mountain tomorrow. Gotta find a bright side, right?
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
There's still a chance. The storm's moving slower than anticipated, so it's possible everything is just delayed, but if it doesnt start snowing by midnight I fear it's game, set, match for Pocono/west NJ. Stuff is finally making it onto NJ, much later than anticipated.
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=OKX&product=NCR&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
Rowsdower
Member
NOAA still wants 6-12 inches in Tannersville, PA and 16-24 in Piscataway, NJ so we'll see.
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Whoever handles e.PA and w.NJ at Mount Holly NWS has ballz of steel.
They just issued this, which is basically the same totals, only shifted maybe 10 or 12 miles east.
They just issued this, which is basically the same totals, only shifted maybe 10 or 12 miles east.
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Cioffi waves the white flag
Another downgrade
Another downgrade
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ss20
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The Euro might be right with this... ridiculously strong looking bands over western Long Island now. NYC should be getting hammered soon.
vermonter44
New member
I hope the Euro is right, seems to have the best snowfall overall for up north
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
DT waves the white flag
Rowsdower
Member
Meh, I can live with this. It means I won't have to dig out as much tomorrow and I'll have an easy drive to enjoy my six inches of dust on crust in sub-zero windchill conditions.
Wavewheeler
New member
I'm with you! I don't want 2 feet of snow in my backyard. The sooner I can get out, the sooner I can get skiing and it looks like the Cats are going to make out all right on this one. Will have to see how driving is as to whether I head up Wednesday or Thursday. Have a reservation up there for Wed and Thursday nights. Supposed to get some additional snow up there on Thursday and Friday so even if they only see 6-10" tonight there will be more on the way.
I'm just glad it's cold, the snow is fluffy and it doesn't look like we're getting a January thaw. Good trend going into February.
