Mapnut
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National Weather Service has 3-5 inches for Greenville, ME (Squaw Mountain) before turning to sleet and freezing rain. Their conditions, pretty good right now, could actually improve Wednesday.
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Powder alert! Wednesday
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Idk about improving with a decent period of freezing rain to top it off
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steamboat1
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I read the report & indeed it said they suspended operations. However if you go to their webcam both the single & Sunnyside double are spinning, I even saw several people ski down & load the single to go up again.
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bdfreetuna
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You guys only look at NOAA? Seriously there's so many other models to look at. Euro, Canada, NOAA. MRG weather blog. OnTheSnow is seriously accurate.
Either way I'll show you pics from Wednesday and then maybe we'll see about that
Heck, I think a few of you could learn a few things from New Hampshire's Hillbilly Weatherman:
https://www.youtube.com/user/huntingtherut/videos
On the Snow now says 8" at Pico overnight. I'm going there tomorrow. I would highly recommend taking a day off and go somewhere up north for a powder day.
Either way I'll show you pics from Wednesday and then maybe we'll see about that
Heck, I think a few of you could learn a few things from New Hampshire's Hillbilly Weatherman:
https://www.youtube.com/user/huntingtherut/videos
On the Snow now says 8" at Pico overnight. I'm going there tomorrow. I would highly recommend taking a day off and go somewhere up north for a powder day.
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Smellytele
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Although further south
Bromley:
Operations Update - February 2, 2016
In an effort to be as transparent as possible during this challenging season, we'd like to let all know now that due to incoming weather for Wednesday, February 3, featuring .7 to 1.2 inches of rain and 45 mph winds, operations will be suspended 2/3 and 2/4 this week. Thursday will be spent drying out, assessing and repairing.
Our apologies for the inconvenience. We fully expect to resume operations at 9am Friday as scheduled!
Bromley:
Operations Update - February 2, 2016
In an effort to be as transparent as possible during this challenging season, we'd like to let all know now that due to incoming weather for Wednesday, February 3, featuring .7 to 1.2 inches of rain and 45 mph winds, operations will be suspended 2/3 and 2/4 this week. Thursday will be spent drying out, assessing and repairing.
Our apologies for the inconvenience. We fully expect to resume operations at 9am Friday as scheduled!
bdfreetuna
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Can't wait to show you the photos of all the pow tomorrow night. I'm going solo, cuz nobody believes me. So we shall see, shall we
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bdfreetuna
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Point FM VT says it's gonna show at high elevations, they just not sure how much.
VTKilarney
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And this is supposed to be evidence that there will be several inches of powder?
I hope that you are not wasting a vacation day.
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VTKilarney
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Regular forecasting computers:
Onthesnow's forecasting computer:
Onthesnow's forecasting computer:
VTKilarney
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Instead of skiing, maybe you should stay home and update your website so that the "upcoming events" section isn't about what is happening during this past November.
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