dlague
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In Plymouth, NH - not a flake yet at 5 PM
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Winter Forecast 2015-2016
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nhskier1969
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There some potential coming up this week, could be a great weekend, but cold
ss20
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Cold is a light way to put it.
jrmagic
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Here in Southern NY we got another 3 inches or so today.
Tin
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dlague
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Cold indeed! Wow! 5 runs then a beer 5 more runs and repeat!
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from_the_NEK
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Add in 20-30 mph winds on top of the -20s temps and the wind chill is going to be in the severe zone.
Boston Bulldog
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Hey all, haven't looked to see if this has been discussed but Open Snow.com has added a new blogger for New England and his first post was impressive. I would check it out!
Don't know much about him but he said that he is a graduate student at Plymouth State.
Also has a great map with the areas overlayed on it.
Don't know much about him but he said that he is a graduate student at Plymouth State.
Also has a great map with the areas overlayed on it.
Edd
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3" at Wildcat. 6" at the Loaf. Gunstock claiming 3-4".
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dlague
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Gunstock should have gotten 3-4 easy since in concord we do that. And it is about 20 miles away and based on the storms pattern.
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Edd
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Gonna test the goods at the Cat. I'm here now and it's sunny with fresh snow.
BW conditions yesterday were uninspiring.
BW conditions yesterday were uninspiring.
dlague
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We want to get out so doing something local - Pats this afternoon into the evening.
catsup948
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Growing confidence in a storm for the Tuesday Wednesday time frame next week. Maybe someone can post last night's Euro run. I'm reading it was very good for western New England.
WJenness
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:does snow dance:
Even this system has been a lot friendlier than expected. Guerrilla shots of snow are slowly starting to accumulate to real gains in a lot of ski country all the way from the Cats through Maine, and this low pressure system is sticking around to keep that coming through tomorrow. If we do get a big hit early next week, we'll already have a decent base back for it.
Oh, sure right when I'm headed West ...
And I'm flying out on Wednesday.
You are all welcome!:beer:
Sugarloaf reported 9". Didn't expect that.
BenedictGomez
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Next week's big storm is a mess on the models. Looks pretty uninspiring on both the GFS and Canadian, but I guess the most important thing at this point is there is a "something" there rather than worrying about size. The Euro as of last night still looked impressivel'ish interior, so at least there's that. Will be interesting to see how it looks today when it comes out soon. If the ADK does get walloped per ECMWF depiction, I know where I'll be next weekend.
BenedictGomez
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Uhhh..... well that escalated quickly into something completely different. Euro is now a fireball inside runner with much precipitation other than snow. Just a horrible, horrible, dreadful track. On a holiday week to boot. Thank god this is > 150 hours out, so it has time to show anything but that. I'd like to ski in Vermont this winter. 
Alternatively, maybe this is an outlier run and the ensemble mean will be very different.
Alternatively, maybe this is an outlier run and the ensemble mean will be very different.Similar threads
