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had my 1:1 with my boss today.. couldn't figure out how to work into the conversation taking a last minute day off as i was going through my project list explaiing how i was behind on everything...:-?
This one is looking like a longshot, but at this time of year, I'm just happy to have a shot on goal. If this does pan out though, the timing of this could be perfect for weekend warriors headed to Northern NY or Vermont.
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They've completely downgraded this storm.
Now they have the Catskills getting 5 or 7 inches down from 8-12
And southern Vermont to 6 to 8 inches from 14 - 17
And Northern Vermont looks like it will barely get more than 6 or 7 inches now
This sucks........ If it keeps shifting east any farther, it will be much ado about nothing. This will be the ultimate "play it by ear" tomorrow, but if Hunter only gets 1 or 2 inches less than Magic, I'll guess I'll just go to the Catskills and save some driving.
5-7", 6-8" or 6-7" is still a pretty sizable snowstorm for April 1st. I'm in Rhode Island this weekend, but if I were to pick and choose I'd hit Vermont- Southern, Central or NVT, dude wherever. The Catskills will be there when you get back.SON OF A &&*&*$#&*
They've completely downgraded this storm.
Now they have the Catskills getting 5 or 7 inches down from 8-12
And southern Vermont to 6 to 8 inches from 14 - 17
And Northern Vermont looks like it will barely get more than 6 or 7 inches now
This sucks........ If it keeps shifting east any farther, it will be much ado about nothing. This will be the ultimate "play it by ear" tomorrow, but if Hunter only gets 1 or 2 inches less than Magic, I'll guess I'll just go to the Catskills and save some driving.
Accuweather really is nothing, but a barometer for how things "might" go. If it isn't hitting a major city in a epic way they could give two shits about the sticks of the Northeast. They never really do any sort of in depth mountain forecast. I have a feeling that unless this thing just completely heads out to sea that the mountains of NY, Vt, Me, and NH will get 10 plus inches. Unlike the west coast the mountains are small in elevation and area and make it really tough for the none mountain specific weathermen to make any sort of accurate call.
Too late, already made the drive up. I guess we'll see in the morning whether it was worth it.
About 2 inches on the ground here in West Dover. Packy but light. Still snowing, but saw a report saying they were only calling for 4 to 8 now, vs the 6 to 12 last night. Weather warning still in place so I'm hoping at least 6.
I'm going to let it melt...Do I even take out the snowblower for this one... or just let it melt in the next week?