billski
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True--a dry slot is typically the area behind a cold front that clears out before the upper level low fills the clouds back in with some residual precip. Sometimes called the "sucker hole."
Day off successfully switched to tomorrow. I'll be skiing for sure.If I had a day off, I'd probably head for the hills anyways just to be outside. I'd work on form, do drills, take a lesson or do something. It's still winter after all, an there still is snow to work with!
Here's another positive spin...The only positive spin I can put on today is that within hours, a lot of the water falling from the sky will be back in the sky in it's frozen form as it's launched out of a snowgun!
Oh than that, today sucks weather wise!
KingM, I don't think you're in a slot. It looks like the leading edge is about to hit you.
Are the SNE resorts going to be reduced to WRODs when this is over?
We have a dreadful forecast for Monday which calls for sleet early changing to rain by mid-day. Rain could be heavy at times during the day but will change to snow during Monday night. We also expect very high gusty winds. Given the forecast, we will not operate for skiing Monday and will plan to re-open Tuesday morning at 9:00 AM. We have a deep base of very dry snow and there is little to no frost in the ground. The thinking is that if we stay off of the snow, water will be able to drain through the snow pack and into the ground. Once the snow has been allowed to drain out and returning cold temperatures set up the snow, the surfaces should groom up well.
I have been praying to Ullr for temps drop before the precip ends. The mets don't see it that way. I can dream, can't I?
...focusing on ski resort weather past several years though.