They'll be furthest from the storm--very little affect expected.
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1/11 - 12 Storm Discussion Thread
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They'll be furthest from the storm--very little affect expected.
hammer
Active member
Snow on LI seems like a waste to me...;-)
gmcunni
Active member
snow @ my house is mostly a waste too but it makes me happy. :lol:
WJenness
Active member
Mid-week skiing sanity days approved by the boss!
I've got Wed. and Thusday off!
Wed. will be at Sunday River (boots are there, so not much of a choice)... I'll decide Thursday based on Wed.
-w
I've got Wed. and Thusday off!
Wed. will be at Sunday River (boots are there, so not much of a choice)... I'll decide Thursday based on Wed.
-w
RootDKJ
New member
Looking good for PA. +6.6" for Carbon County
from_the_NEK
Active member
Friggin Atlanta has more snow than my house in Lyndon right now (4 inches at the stake)and there is nothing significant on the horizon.
As Riverc0il pointed out in a recent post, This pattern is starting to remind me a lot of last year. Cool and dry and all the snow in the flatlands where it does no good.
Burke has been making a lot of snow but the natural covered trails are still in rough shape. We need a minimum of 8 inches of dense snow to get back in the woods.
As Riverc0il pointed out in a recent post, This pattern is starting to remind me a lot of last year. Cool and dry and all the snow in the flatlands where it does no good.
Burke has been making a lot of snow but the natural covered trails are still in rough shape. We need a minimum of 8 inches of dense snow to get back in the woods.
mondeo
New member
The track is a little further north so far this year. At least Sundown is getting hit, it was all Poconos last year.
A budge into central VT would be much appreciated, though.
billski
Active member
PRoblem with Ward is that there is nothing steep. You'll be stuck in 12" and not be able to move!
jrmagic
New member
The forecast is definitely moving in the right direction for SoVt. Hopefully the next set of models continue the trend.
Not bad for now. NH/ME should be in the jackpot region.
jrmagic
New member
I'll take not bad. It may not be a popular opinion but I'm hoping for relatively heavy snow as opposed to the blower powder post christmas. We need some coverage!
billski
Active member
The one thing nobody is talking about yet is winds. From what I gather, they could be significant. Which is not good for low-base areas 
jrmagic
New member
I'm hoping we are far enough west not to suffer too adversely from the wind. I beleive I saw something about sustained North winds at 15 with gusts into the 30s for Wednesday in the Southern Greens.
WJenness
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"He's going to tell, he's going to tell..."; sorry, Monty Python reference.
The heaviest swath or bands should set up through southern ME and southern NH (stretching up into the southern Whites). It should graze along SR area too with some enhanced upslope....SL and SR should make out ok. (*Adding that upslope would have to make up for the heavier snow to the south) We tweaked accumulations a bit this afternoon but would like to look at tonight's model runs before fine tuning.
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So Ragged is gonna get 3 feet?
Sure, minus a couple of feet or so. :smile:
