billski
Active member
Well, I'm bagging skiing this weekend, in anticipation of next weekend, where the plan is Burke club weekend Friday $25, Sat/Sun $40. Then over to the green spine.
Now, Winnchill is taunting/teasing me with his latest prognostication:
"6-day Forecast Discussion Updated for Thursday, January 5, 2012
High pressure early next week should give way to a much more interesting (and well deserved) storm pattern developing later next week--we could be in store for some more substantial storms!!!
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Long range forecast / discussion...January 11 to 15
A slightly better pattern than much of this season so far--upper level troughing remains close by (from Hudson Bay through Eastern Canada and into the Northeast US) keeping us seasonably cold next week. We may still be dealing with a frontal boundary wavering nearby (the storm track curling just offshore) and watching potential storms developing along it--we'll see if they track through us or to our south but chances are they head out to sea without much development but we may still get clipped by one or two--at least we hope. A stronger, deeper trough of low pressure may develop through the Midwest towards the end of the week with some storminess as it does--we'll be watching the 13th/14th closely. After midmonth, we are looking at a possible pattern change to help pull that storm track a bit further west. While we may be dealing with a better chance of storms going through us, we may also be dealing with more mixing scenarios (icing)--CT"
Screw the mixing. I'm looking at higher els.
Now, Winnchill is taunting/teasing me with his latest prognostication:
"6-day Forecast Discussion Updated for Thursday, January 5, 2012
High pressure early next week should give way to a much more interesting (and well deserved) storm pattern developing later next week--we could be in store for some more substantial storms!!!
...
Long range forecast / discussion...January 11 to 15
A slightly better pattern than much of this season so far--upper level troughing remains close by (from Hudson Bay through Eastern Canada and into the Northeast US) keeping us seasonably cold next week. We may still be dealing with a frontal boundary wavering nearby (the storm track curling just offshore) and watching potential storms developing along it--we'll see if they track through us or to our south but chances are they head out to sea without much development but we may still get clipped by one or two--at least we hope. A stronger, deeper trough of low pressure may develop through the Midwest towards the end of the week with some storminess as it does--we'll be watching the 13th/14th closely. After midmonth, we are looking at a possible pattern change to help pull that storm track a bit further west. While we may be dealing with a better chance of storms going through us, we may also be dealing with more mixing scenarios (icing)--CT"
Screw the mixing. I'm looking at higher els.