4aprice
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That Euro is a dream (or nightmare if you lived through 78 for Boston.) Should be saved just to show what these models can dream up. Think we're due for a good hit but not sure this is it.
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
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2/7-2/9
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That Euro is a dream (or nightmare if you lived through 78 for Boston.) Should be saved just to show what these models can dream up. Think we're due for a good hit but not sure this is it.
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
Puck it
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Euler
Active member
You just may get to do that on Saturday!
Things stayed good overnight and NOAA out of Albany has come out with a Winter Storm Watch. I might just get my chance to get to Magic this Sat!:grin:
Very good potential for S NH (Black, King Pine, Waterville, Sunapee, maybe Gunstock) thru S ME resorts (Sunday River, Black)
Smellytele
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Really wouldn't call Black S NH
I know--I included them for upslope potential/slope orientation, that's all.
Now this is looking promising for this w/e!
wintersyndrome
New member
enjoy the graphic...its from inaccuweather for whatever that's worth.
billski
Active member
and (drumroll please) Vermont?
I'm a drummer too, so bddddddddddd...CRASH....Vermont State Summary Page. Upslope may not be as strong for them as they benefit mostly from the Midwest portion of this system and then maybe backedge effects from the coastal low--sort of in between but still good potential for accumulation.
BenedictGomez
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The amazing thing to me is that if you look at the "bigs" like Accuweather, etc... they're really downplaying this compared to the Euro model runs. I dont know if it's because they're going with the GFS (which was initially WRONG about this storm keep in mind) or if they're just being conservative, but there are Euro runs now showing around 10" in NJ where the above 1" to 3" is, and 16" to 20" in CT where their 6" to 12" range is. In other words, just going off the Euro, which has been most correct so far, the news outlets are running the risk of way underdoing this. Fingers crossed.
Euler
Active member
NOAA thinks 10-14" for SoVT! PLEASE let it happen!
billski
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billski
Active member
Note to self: little work getting done today.
Note to all: probability of crankiness have decreased to 0 to 10% except in areas of poor driving causing significant delays, where the factor could be as high as 90%.
As the NHC likes to say: "[You are] urged for preparations to protect life and property to be rushed to completion." And don't forget your boots.
Note to all: probability of crankiness have decreased to 0 to 10% except in areas of poor driving causing significant delays, where the factor could be as high as 90%.
As the NHC likes to say: "[You are] urged for preparations to protect life and property to be rushed to completion." And don't forget your boots.
BenedictGomez
Well-known member
Not a forecast like the above pics, but if you just want a glimpse of what the Euro is depicting....
billski
Active member
It's funny how Dr. Jeff is maintaining radio silence. I guess he has no friends.
billski
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hammer
Active member
Not a forecast like the above pics, but if you just want a glimpse of what the Euro is depicting....
Not really complaining but that heavy band needs to shift north a bit. Want more in the ski areas and less on my driveway...
billski
Active member
Euro has been looking good on this one. Push it a wee bit nw and I'll be tickled white!
Abubob
Well-known member
After light snow all day Friday this would be 8 PM Friday night. Now the heaviest snow we've ever seen but the best this winter has offered.
