from_the_NEK
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Will it stay cold enough?
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I'm hoping for a net gain.
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I'm hoping for a net gain.
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This.Well it went from rain, to mostly rain, to rain/snow mix, to maybe we'll get lucky have almost all snow, so I'd say the trend is positive.
At least for NNE that is, looks like the Poconos are going to take a hit, and I guess the jury is out on the Catskills.
how much qpf are we talking about?
not to be greedy, but if this thing shifts too far SE, those of us concerned about NNE, might be left yearning.
Life is toughWell, it will snow since I have to go to Middlebury College for Work Wed and stay in Rutland Wed night!
QPF's are not issued this far out.
Matt Noyes:
Early to make certain calls on Thu storm, esp given northwest trend of projected storm tracks this year, but 6-12" Northern NewEng possible
So what snowfalls are we looking at? Overall- when all is said and done I think it’s VERY possible somewhere along the Green Spine and ADK will be over a foot with the potential to get into the 18 inch range if that second low tracks a little south right over the spine. Otherwise I think this is a solid 5-10/6-12 type event
across much of the North Country (at elevation). Further south I think southern VT could fall in that 4-8 range. Interestingly a low level moist easterly flow at the outset may spike snowfall rates in the Whites putting MTW in that 6-12 range.