St. Bear
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Burlington has higher totals and mention it not changing over until the late morning and afternoon.
https://www.weather.gov/btv/stormtotalprecip
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Burlington has higher totals and mention it not changing over until the late morning and afternoon.
Seems NH/ME are forecasted for higher totals than VT from this one at least per those NWS maps. That darker blue blob over the N Conway area is probably good for Cranmore, Black NH, Shawnee Peak
Ever the optimist, I'm going to say that elevation will make Wildcat the winner.
Am I missing something? GFS suddenly shifted the rain/snow line south. Pokes are in the 6-8' range and the Catskills are 8-10'. Total 180 from the rest of the weeks forecast.
This would be epic.
Am I missing something? GFS suddenly shifted the rain/snow line south. Pokes are in the 6-8' range and the Catskills are 8-10'. Total 180 from the rest of the weeks forecast.
This would be epic.
6-8 feet! That's awesome.
���� nothing like a 100" dump!
I had this happen in Tahoe.Only problem - snow would be too deep for the lifts to spin. Still sounds nice!
Unless you haven't updated the forecast, it's still showing it'll end with rain.Platty Sunday would be awesome.