from_the_NEK
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Hopefully the storm bounces back east 60-70 miles in the next 24 hours. Jay could be the big winner in the current scenario.
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Monday January 19th Something is brewing in New England
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Not Sure
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Everyone pull those Box fans out of your attics and point them East!
fbrissette
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Yep. Just perfect like that !
I have to be in Ottawa on Monday however so it kinda sucks. MLK ain't a canadian holiday.
bdfreetuna
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It's looking pretty darn good for Mount Snow.. or you guys think this forecast is wrong?
http://www.onthesnow.com/vermont/mount-snow/longterm-weather.html?rptType=snow
http://www.onthesnow.com/vermont/mount-snow/longterm-weather.html?rptType=snow
ScottySkis
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Check NOAA for west dover.
Tin
Active member
They won't get half of that.
bdfreetuna
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I checked NWS / NOAA for West Dover it looks like 5-6" at the base. I would expect almost double at the top.
Good enough for me!
Good enough for me!
catsup948
New member
Killington north above 2000' could get crushed with all snow.
Tin
Active member
If 2000' is the cut off that would be amazing and save a lot of places. The 14" December storm had a line like that. At Skyeship Base to the access road it was all 6-7". Just up the access road it was over 10".
ScottySkis
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Ice all over Hudson Valley NY don't go on roads .
steamboat1
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Killington claimed 22" out of the Dec. storm. I remember last year one of the big storms we had it was only all snow from Killington north. Everywhere south of that had all rain, even Okemo which is close to K. I was fortunate to already be at K during that storm. I think we wound up with over 2ft. That storm wasn't elevation dependent since we had close to that amount of snow even in the valley where I stay. You just had to be far enough north of the rain/snow line.
Tin
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They got 6-8" the next night. It was fun but heavy. That storm last year was a tough one. Magic and Stratton got only a few inches and ice, Pico got 24".
Tin
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Rain on the NR cam at K and 37*. Hope that cold air moves in quicker. Radar shows snow in the Whites.
steamboat1
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Just looked at the Superstar cam & it appeared to still be snowing.
catsup948
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The snowpack is going to be 3 feet of cement by tomorrow night up there!
bdfreetuna
New member
I might change plans to Burke tomorrow... That should be a sure bet right?
Tin
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Wait and see. Winds and ice could really mess with lifts tomorrow.
catsup948
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Freezing rain advisory extended until 6pm here. Temps are really struggling to come up. If there is anything left we might flip to snow earlier tonight.
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