Joshua
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Long range models have it staying warm and wet through November....sigh
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Joshua said:Long range models have it staying warm and wet through November....sigh
Joshua said:03 was great, i must have skied 23 times....
yea, we were also supposed to get snow this weekend. and we were suppose to have had like three first frosts by now. i am not holding my breath, long range patterns are usually pretty good at determining if there are any possiblity of snow in the future and everything i have read so far indicates not much activity until december and then we'll be set up well.Powderhound21 said:Killington has a forecast high of 47 and a low of 28 next wednesday...With snow.
Joshua said:http://www.weather.unisys.com/mrf/loop/mrf_500p_loop.html
very warm.....
Joshua said:i am optimistic for a cold November...
Joshua said:the differnce between this and 95-96 is that in October of that year, it was already getting cold and there was a great snow pack developing in Northern Canada
Snow pack up there is thin right now which is my biggest concern
I really like what is out west Today!!Powderhound21 said:Joshua said:the differnce between this and 95-96 is that in October of that year, it was already getting cold and there was a great snow pack developing in Northern Canada
Snow pack up there is thin right now which is my biggest concern
And, what is west, must come east.
ALLSKIING said:I really like what is out west Today!!Powderhound21 said:Joshua said:the differnce between this and 95-96 is that in October of that year, it was already getting cold and there was a great snow pack developing in Northern Canada
Snow pack up there is thin right now which is my biggest concern
And, what is west, must come east.