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March 13th (Don't Crucify me!)
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billski
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I can't remember when I've seen so many colors on one map - it's a beauty. So that's accumulation from about 7am today and lasting 60 hours (do the math). It's pretty much the picture everyone has climbed on board with.
Some of those Quebecois western provinces should make out well too.
BenedictGomez
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Yeah, that's a newer version of it. Tougher on the eyes but more detailed. Thanks.
BenedictGomez
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MOAR MAPS!!!!!!!
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Anybody on here have considerable experience w/ wind holds in NVT w/ storms like this w/ winds out of N/NW?
Smuggs, Jay? Something else...
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Sometimes you just have to go for it.
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I def will go for it, but getting some advice from someone w experience in a forum about this kind of stuff wouldn't hurt..
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well looks like way north now which is what I thought last night and it was so warm today I figured it would move even further north...Oh well.
Sick Bird Rider
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Excuse me, what?
I am guessing that you are referring to what is commonly known as the Eastern Townships, located in the beautiful province of Quebec, home to such fine ski areas as Sutton, Owl's Head, Orford and Le Massif de Sud. If you need further lessons in Canadian geography, I would be happy to oblige.
BenedictGomez
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STILL MOARZ!!!!!!!!!!
Boston Bulldog
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The antecedent heat won't have an impact on where the r/s line will be. It's all about the cold air seeping from the north. Today's warmth has little to do with the storm.
It's not way north. Anything from magic on north will pick up a foot plus. That's southern VT.
Boston Bulldog
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Go get it guys! I'll be skiing the scraps over the weekend.
Pics would be awesome!
Pics would be awesome!
BenedictGomez
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It wont be that bad. Realistically Saturday will be day 2, not day 3, because 90% of the people who claim they're going skiing on Thursday will not actually be doing so.
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god i hope you're right. on the V-day storm at Smuggs, typically empty, had 40+ minute waits at the lifts
BenedictGomez
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Saint Valentines Day is the heart of ski season, kids are starting to play baseball etc.... I dont think lines will be that bad. On Saturday, lines at Smuggs were 13 - 16 minutes long at Madonna.
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hmm that was day after a powder day right? the school vaca, cancelled school, and friday might've been the issue..thursday should be better
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Wavewheeler
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So, is the Catskills a lost cause or what?
Rowsdower
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More or less. Any significant snowfall for the Mid-Atlantic ski areas is pretty much icing on the cake at this point in the season though, so I'm not too disappointed.
Wavewheeler
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I was planning to take my daughter to Hunter next week. Now I'm wondering if it will be worth it or not.
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