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NWS 2016 / 2017 Winter forecast!
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kingslug
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Guess we'll know when we get there. Bet it won't be bad.
BenedictGomez
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Euro drops the hammer. This is just the op run, havent seen ens.
fbrissette
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Beautiful !
Euro drops the hammer. This is just the op run, havent seen ens.
That's glorious!
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BenedictGomez
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MRG should do fine IMO, south of there I'm still worried about potential rain & mixing.
Where are you skiing MB? We are headed up to Snow for the weekend tomorrow.
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Headed to Sugarbush and Bolton Valley to use up some club tickets. Our place at Snow is rented this weekend.
kingslug
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Wonder if the reports are right. Killington up to 18 inches? Stow 6 to 12.
Already started snowing in SoVT. Checked the webcams at the VT place. Sticking to the ground which is mostly snow covered. Not sticking to the road just yet. Which is interesting because it's a dirt road.
We shall see how the ride up this evening is! Looks like the rain/snow line is a bit South of the VT/Mass border. If history is correct from past storms like this, it's usually a wet ride through Greenfield or so. Then things get a little interesting from Bernardston up. Those traffic cams should come in handy later today.
We shall see how the ride up this evening is! Looks like the rain/snow line is a bit South of the VT/Mass border. If history is correct from past storms like this, it's usually a wet ride through Greenfield or so. Then things get a little interesting from Bernardston up. Those traffic cams should come in handy later today.
jrmagic
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I think thats probably about right. Im heading up 22 in NY. Im thinking I will bo ok until the Bennington Area and if I get real lucky until Manchester.
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Cams for checking things.
The VT Trans cam by the welcome center is out of commission. So I use the cams by the Bratt bridge between exit 2 and 3: http://asti-traffic.com/tcm/default.aspx?id=87c3375a-2eab-4944-9a20-038b650cd234
Mass's Greenfield cam is down, but the Bernardston one is chugging along: http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/highway/TrafficTravelResources/TrafficInformationMap.aspx
VT Trans has a cool plow tracking page: http://plowtrucks.vtrans.vermont.gov/
The VT Trans cam by the welcome center is out of commission. So I use the cams by the Bratt bridge between exit 2 and 3: http://asti-traffic.com/tcm/default.aspx?id=87c3375a-2eab-4944-9a20-038b650cd234
Mass's Greenfield cam is down, but the Bernardston one is chugging along: http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/highway/TrafficTravelResources/TrafficInformationMap.aspx
VT Trans has a cool plow tracking page: http://plowtrucks.vtrans.vermont.gov/
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That is way too cool...Awesome idea.
BenedictGomez
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Conditions at JP today were not good. They could definitely use some snow. Snowing pretty hard right now in Saint Albans, hope it keeps up.
We went night skiing at Bolton valley last night. Same thing there.
About the same just north of Brattleboro. Interesting mix of what's on the ground. Supposed to get heavier overnight. Here's too deeper snow in the am!
Ride up wasn't bad. It didn't start sticking to 91 until the northern part of Bernardston. Rt 30 wasn't too bad. But a big difference from Rt 30 to our place. Elevation dependent storm.
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