ss20
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Storm 1 is Friday and Friday night. Pretty much a super-soaker for most of ski country. High elevation and high north mountains could do well on the back-end with a few inches of snow (or more) after a rain start. Models keep waving back and fourth on snow totals for this one.
Storm 2 is Sunday-Monday and at this point is significantly colder than the first storm but precipitation type is still uncertain.
Sugarloaf looks like it will be the most likely winner, but it could be anywhere from 2"-12" total between the two storms. Everything is super elevation dependent but don't count winter out just yet! If it's cold enough there's a lot of precip between these two storms...roughly 2.5"-3" of liquid.
Storm 2 is Sunday-Monday and at this point is significantly colder than the first storm but precipitation type is still uncertain.
Sugarloaf looks like it will be the most likely winner, but it could be anywhere from 2"-12" total between the two storms. Everything is super elevation dependent but don't count winter out just yet! If it's cold enough there's a lot of precip between these two storms...roughly 2.5"-3" of liquid.