hammer
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Been reading a fair amount of chatter on this system. Not sure of the impacts to ski country.
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03/20 - 03/21 Storm?
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amf
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Its still a little far out but looks to be another southern / coastal storm that will do little for interior New England, other than a shot of life-saving cold air. West Virginia may be another story... I just might end up there to earn some turns!
fcksummer
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You had to start a thread on it and guarantee that it misses.
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Its now heading out to sea because of this thread, even though its a little too late to really help.
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This would be funny and sad at the same time...
slatham
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Ironic, the biggest snow storm of the winter will come........during spring! I can't blow out Monday and ski so the odds have gone up that this happens. But seriously, a big storm is a real possibility.
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At more forecast maps?!
Just a slight westward shift would benefit me greatly in VT...and if that were to happen I would seriously consider calling out of work Monday and staying in VT. Now that I've said it I'm sure it won't happen though...
drjeff
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I told my kids to pack 3 days worth of clothes instead of the usual 2 for when we head up to VT this afternoon.
I fully suspect that after trying to be a responsible parent and plan ahead just in case, that we'll now see a sudden, dramatic shift in the storm track far to the East and this storm, just like many others this year will be a miss
:smash: :lol:
I fully suspect that after trying to be a responsible parent and plan ahead just in case, that we'll now see a sudden, dramatic shift in the storm track far to the East and this storm, just like many others this year will be a miss
:smash: :lol:
ss20
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If the Euro is right, the GFS will be just as credible as the NAM. 48 hours out and no consistency between models.
catsup948
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Euro shifted east with the GFS at 0z. GFS has held pretty consistent with the scraper for runs now. Matt Noyes definitely not all that excited about it.
http://www.mattnoyes.net/forecast/2...-friday-showers-saturday-sun-sunday-snow.html
UKMET still blasted a low over Cape Cod. Really good look with a deep trough. So maybe it goes back west again.
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ss20
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I saw that. If the Euro is wrong it'd be a big GFS win. Hopefully they both go way west. I think today's 12z is gonna be the big decider.
BenedictGomez
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See, it was too early to write this one off.
BenedictGomez
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Most pros dont seem too optimistic at taking a swing at this. Not shocking since they're almost all in bed with the EURO (even though they never admit it) and the EURO wavered. Here's the only attempt I've seen so far.
ss20
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Wow, that's a funny map. You're right about mets being way too Euro-happy. I've got two hours before my dreams get crushed by the 12z Euro (most probable) or I can hang onto a sliver of hope if it comes west.
catsup948
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The GFS usually sucks with coastals. Canadian was more east than 00z but pretty strong. Doesn't really bring snow to ski country so who cares?
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