K was pretty awesome today packed powder with 3-4" on top 100% open.
Hopefully more snow tonight.
Hopefully more snow tonight.
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Howzit in the woods? 100% open surprises me but I haven't skied K this year. Have a few Pico passes to use though.
K was pretty awesome today packed powder with 3-4" on top 100% open.
Hopefully more snow tonight.
All right!! A rare Cannon report!Cannon was super nice today. Best of the season right now.
My brother's been staying and riding up there for the last 4 days, and texted me yesterday to say I could come use his unit tonight since he had to leave early for work. Since last night I've been wavering on the idea of ditching work today and tomorrow for a quick solo mission from downstate NY (3 hr 45 min drive, at least) - doable, but I've been working a ton lately and trying not to wear myself down. I'm already going to be skiing all day Sat and Sun at Hunter. And a window price ticket at K is going to be like, $125, which I don't have. In short, I've come to terms with the idea that I'm sadly but smartly going to let this opportunity pass.
Thanks for not helping out at all with your update from the front lines. :razz:
I dig this thread. The title especially. Always good to have a new storm on the way.
Matt is a moron. He just regurgitates noaa and creates dummy maps for bigger idiots that can't interpret the data. Also if you post an emoji he doesn't like, he will ban you.+1
From Matt on Facebook
" TUE-WED STORM UPDATE #2: The Trend Is Not Good
The ECMWF's more northerly track is winning, and that's not the one we wanted to win. The tracks of the two main medium range models are now quite similar, but that's not to say that this can't shift south or even further north, but the trend is presently north. Troublesome impacts look like they could start Tuesday morning in W-NY and reach NH by close. The trailing cold front should come through overnight. As always, this is just an update as to how things look now. Things will not start getting dialed in until Saturday.
This is not a very strong storm. These 6-hour precipitation intensity maps can be misleading at times. A surface low of around 1000mb is not strong, however there is at least one upper level low and a trough involved, and it appears on the current track generally less than 1" of frozen and unfrozen water will fall in the Northeast. The closer CT you go in general, the less the impact will be.
Under the current model solution your best bet for all snow is north of the St. Lawrence. Le Massif, Mont Sainte-Anne, and Tremblant potentially look good, but they are not necessarily fully safe from some mixing. Areas that might net a base are N-NY, N-NH, and N-ME, but not necessarily N-VT. N-ME is the safest in the Northeast due to the possibility that cold air damming could keep precipitation frozen, though that doesn't necessarily mean good, rather it means they are the most likely to see improvement in the models.
Matt is a moron. He just regurgitates noaa and creates dummy maps for bigger idiots that can't interpret the data. Also if you post an emoji he doesn't like, he will ban you.
Anyone who tells you with any certainty this week about next week is wrong. Better to wait until early in the week to get a better idea. Weather changes way to often.So what will weather be next week
Matt is a moron. He just regurgitates noaa and creates dummy maps for bigger idiots that can't interpret the data. Also if you post an emoji he doesn't like, he will ban you.
Anyone who tells you with any certainty this week about next week is wrong. Better to wait until early in the week to get a better idea. Weather changes way to often.
Cannon was super nice today. Best of the season right now.