2014-2015 Winter Forecast (here we go)

[catsup948]

Snowing at the top of Sunapee today.

...and apparently everywhere else as well.

Yes!

 

[slatham]

Weatherbell revised their winter forecast. Most of NE temps now normal, which actually sounds nice, at least when matched up with the snowfall forecast. I'd rather have it be 26 and snowing than -10 and clear!

 

[BenedictGomez]

The 167% line just misses the Poconos, so this could be accurate.

 

[Rowsdower]

The 167% line just misses the Poconos, so this could be accurate.

It's close enough to give a false sense of hope. Yep.

 

[thetrailboss]

Weatherbell revised their winter forecast. Most of NE temps now normal, which actually sounds nice, at least when matched up with the snowfall forecast. I'd rather have it be 26 and snowing than -10 and clear!

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That works for me....800 inch season!


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[skiNEwhere]

Weatherbell revised their winter forecast. Most of NE temps now normal, which actually sounds nice, at least when matched up with the snowfall forecast. I'd rather have it be 26 and snowing than -10 and clear!

Maybe a good year to finally ski Taos, Silverton, or Telluride?

 

[fbrissette]

That works for me....800 inch season!

Don't bet your house on this...

 

[billski]

I'm curious to ask some meteorologists what it would take to get 400" blanket all over New England. Not that it's possible, but I can dream. I'll keep my house, thank you!

 

[Puck it]

I'm curious to ask some meteorologists what it would take to get 400" blanket all over New England.

About 400" of snow. I am no meteorlogist but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

 

[billski]

About 400" of snow. I am no meteorlogist but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

Right. You remind me why I always come to AZ for wise, sage wisdom and advice. Now let's go ski!

 

[Abubob]

I'm curious to ask some meteorologists what it would take to get 400" blanket all over New England. Not that it's possible, but I can dream. I'll keep my house, thank you!

If winter is a little over 12 weeks long then it would take a 33+" storm a week.

 

[Puck it]

If winter is a little over 12 weeks long then it would take a 33+" storm a week.

So what you are saying is 400".

 

[Abubob]

About 400" of snow. I am no meteorlogist but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

I haven't seen these in like forever.

 

[Abubob]

So what you are saying is 400".

33.33'

 

[BenedictGomez]

If winter is a little over 12 weeks long then it would take a 33+" storm a week.

So what you are saying is 400".

396 actually.

33.33'

That's better.

 

[Puck it]

396 actually.



That's better.

No. Try again. 399.96". I will only deduct 5 points though.

 

[BenedictGomez]

No. Try again. 399.96". I will only deduct 5 points though.

Let he who would notice the missing 4/100th of an inch of snow cast the first stone.

 

[Cannonball]

If winter is a little over 12 weeks long then it would take a 33+" storm a week.

Not to nitpick, but snow loss is our biggest problem in the NE. So this really wouldn't cut it. We'd need considerably more per week. Or just one good 400" dumping.

 

[fbrissette]

Or just one good 400" dumping.

I'll sleep outside if needed, but I'll be first chair for that one.

 

[moresnow]

I'll sleep outside if needed, but I'll be first chair for that one.

It might take them a few days to dig the chairs out.