ScottySkis
Well-known member
How about for the catskills in NY?
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Storm 24-27?
- Thread starter UVSHTSTRM
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Oh, probably not much more...should be ending eve/overnight.
About the same as SVT--maybe about half a foot with some mixing. It's a real rough guess right now as I gotta head out the door. Will check in later.
Puck it
Well-known member
I am not trying to be pain. I am trying to figure out how much snow we will be driving through on early Friday morning to get there. So how much is falling from Thursday night into early Friday morning?
No worries--looks like light snow/mix develops across MA just before daybreak with snow pushing north into NH during the AM...should be mainly an all day event, then snow winding down up north Friday night. If you get a decent start tomorrow morning you should stay ahead of most of it. Hope that helps.
gotta head out for now--will check back later today.
Vortex
Member
What about Sunday night and Monday at Sunday river? I see some reports showing snow instead of NCP now. My vaction starts Friday night so... Need the snow....:razz:
Thanks.
bob
rocojerry
Member
My favorite kind of storm! Keep those weekend crowds spread out-- My plan is Pico and Sugarbush, don't go there, no powder left for you...
noski
New member
NOAA is being very friendly to the MRV, putting us in the crosshairs of maximum snowfall.
Yeah, Sunday looks good. K-ton may even miss out on Friday's mixing and may adjust accumulations up a bit but still evaluating--still a very close call. Monday turns sloppy for all.
Vortex
Member
Thank you:-(
Dude, you'll be out there regardless:beer:
Trying to take saturday,sun off instead of sun/mon, wish me luck!
billski
Active member
Um, but Winnchill, you just called for:
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Monday and Tuesday--Clouding up again with a beefy storm approaching on Monday. A lot more moisture, stronger dynamics and a further inland track meaning a good chance of a rainy mix, starting off as some snow/ice during the day and ending as snow overnight--snow levels look to spike well above summit level (around 9,000'). Strong, shifting winds again too. Temperatures and snow levels crash back down behind this storm on Tuesday with snow showers tapering off and gusty northwesterly winds (wind holds possible)--CT"
Base temps at 34. Last time temps were like that, the mountain had spectacular snow, especially at/near top half. what makes you think the snow won't happen below 9000'? Inquiring minds want to know...
I feel like I'm getting a little sick on Sunday night :blink:
Vortex
Member
Ow yea. I will be out. I saw your post about a schedule change. I know where you will be and vise versa.
If I actually pull that off it will be nothing short of a miracle! Screw it they will own me in a couple short months, might as well be a high maitenence chef while I can
Surface temps don't reflect what is going on aloft--you have to look at a cross section of the atmosphere to take everything into account. Too much warm air aloft will melt falling snow. Just a bad track on this one. :sad:
