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Feb 22-23rd - Dump a Day Club
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catsup948
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Might be a little early on this one for a thread. It's been on models for a few days now so maybe.
billski
Active member
Never to early cats! Just call it speculation. 
St. Bear
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WJenness
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#BringIt
dlague
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The reports are really mixed on this one! Friday will be more telling!
Rowsdower
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Finally will have time off from work next week. Timing couldn't be better if this pans out. Conditions are great regardless.
billski
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I guess this is what it's like in the Rockies, where it snows so much nobody makes a big deal about it.
ScottySkis
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Any for NY Adks
Never too early to speculate about a storm... That's how us city dwellers know how to plan for when a nasty cold might be coming on!!!
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ss20
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Uh oh...depending on how this tracks...the flatlanders might not have much snow left to complain about.
billski
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LOL! As long as those temps stay below freezing, I think I'm set until about June!!!
catsup948
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Ok I'll bite on this one. I like the look of the GFS best for this area right now. Sub 1000 millibar low straight over the canal. More amped than the Canadian which has a similar track. Euro is a weaker inland runner still has some snow inland to start. Its not a powerful system as right now but could have a decent front end thump.
BenedictGomez
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The only good news is that this is 5 days away, meaning, it might not even happen.
Alternatively, it is the OP run, so we can hope it's an outlier.
Alternatively, it is the OP run, so we can hope it's an outlier.
Tin
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No we will have disastrous flooding And roof collapses. We have 30"+ in most places from PVD east.
catsup948
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GFS is getting worse on this one for me. Elevated areas around here would do well with this solution. Lets see how this plays out. 5 days away....
hammer
Active member
I agree...if we are going to have more precip in the flatlands I'd rather it not be liquid at this point.
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
The Dump a Day is a bucket of water dumped via the Canadian. It has an absolute super-soaker Sunday with temps pushing 50 degrees in some areas.
The GFS is cooler, so hopefully the American model wins the day, in which case much of ski area would still be screwed, but at least the northern areas might stay snow and elevation in other areas might (fingers crossed) save the day.
On a brighter note, Saturday now seems okay to ski (i.e. not savagely cold).
The GFS is cooler, so hopefully the American model wins the day, in which case much of ski area would still be screwed, but at least the northern areas might stay snow and elevation in other areas might (fingers crossed) save the day.
On a brighter note, Saturday now seems okay to ski (i.e. not savagely cold).
billski
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catsup948
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This took a very bad trend for out this way. Hopefully it can come southeast a bit. No cold high pressure to the north keeping the warmth out.
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